Profile for NievesG

OlBlueEyes said: "I think you describe the Nassau County of 20 years ago. The traditional movement of residents of Queens and Brooklyn to Nassau has continued, pushing conservative Republicans out east into Suffolk County. Registered Democrats outnumber registered Republicans and Clinton and Obama twice comfortably carried the County. The two most powerful political positions, County Executive and District Attorney, are in the hands of Democratic women."

I'd

Miles2Go2 said: "Anyone have access to WSJ so we can read this review?

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.wsj.com/amp/articles/straight-white-men-and-head-over-heels-reviews-all-identity-all-the-time-1532651400"

 

"Yet another comic exercise in applied identity politics is playing one

EllieRose2 said: "Im not pre judging anything. It's widely known that the best theater district in the country is New York City. Broadway has the best of the best, and people spend years trying to get there. The Tony Awards are based on shows in New York City. Therefore, it is the best. It's just a fact. A lot of shows do "Broadway try outs", hoping they can make it to the very best city in the world for theater. Angels on Broadway is far superior simply because of

Miles2Go2 said: "NievesG said: "I should have read the boards before I bought mine but for $35, I can't really complain. Are the extreme sides really that horrible? "

$35 is a true bargain! I paid 10x that! When I sat in similar seats to yours for The King and I, it was kinda cool to see the ship proceed across the stage from that vantage point."

 

Do you feel you lost anything else in the production from that seat? I'

newintown said: ""Kushner admits there would be no "Angels" without "Boys," and make a strong case forCrowley's bravery, not the opposite."

Kushner is a brilliant man, but he's also often quite full of hot air, especially when discussing the work of personal friends."

I just finished reading "The World Only Spins Forward" and this comment made me snort. I think I agree..

 

As to th

Jarethan said: I find the dismissal of A Moon for the Misbegotten pretty mind-boggling. In 50+ years of frequent theatre going, the single most memorable production I have ever seen remains the 1973 production of A Moon for the Misbegotten, which also received some of the most amazing reviews I haveever read. I have seen several other productions that were also solidly entertaining. Also,unlike Iceman, Long Day's Journey, Strange Interlude, More Stately Mansions (the ones that I

devonian.t said: "It's hardly nonsensical. You may not agree, but massofmen puts forward a clear point of view.

I am worried about current casting trends, too. I think quite a few people are. But most are afraid of the backlash if such thoughts are spoken aloud.

I am curious how Billy will be cast after Joshua Henry leaves 'Carousel'. There's an outrage just waiting to erupt..."

It's nonsense drivel that is bordering on racis