And in closing, let me add that those who are emotionally triggered by someone else's viewpoint to the point of making personal attacks, need to look inward as to the subject of insecurity.
Seems to me that she's doing well and still has that same spark in her eyes. She continued working until around 10 years ago, I believe. Who knows? Maybe we'll see her again.
Judging by the over-the-top reactions to this whole issue (by people who probably did not even know the deceased) perhaps it is time to retire or change this tradition like they did with the Roma Robe (although now it sounds like some sort of Masonic ritual).
Lot666 said: "geoffreyC said: "I would not go to an evening performance solo, that would be rather weird. A matinee sure. Restaurants, the same - breakfast, lunch ok; dinner, absolutely not."
I don't mean this to be offensive, but your comments make you sound very insecure. What about being alone in public in the evening makes you so averse to it?"
So when someone answers in a way that does not align totally with the majority of the
I'd love to see Glynis Johns make a cameo, perhaps as the lady in the park feeding the birds. That would be cool; as well as Julie, of course. Guess I'm a sucker for nostalgia.
It isn't any great mystery. A 19 year old female dancer filed suit against her boyfriend for filming her and sharing pics and vids with other males in the company. I am assuming that the friends included this particular dancer and at least one other who are now out the door. Under threat of more litigation, they are trying to clean house.
Can someone explain the obsession that certain people on this board have with this whole light business? It seems to bubble up to the surface in a hail of incensed fury every time someone of note passes away. I hadn't realized that all of Broadway was ruled by one despotic autocrat out to extract petty revenge on the dead, but apparently that is the case -- according to these aforementioned souls.
TrulyOutrageousJem said: "This is really really embarrassing and I still have moments where I relive this and cringe but I saw Miss Saigon during the final week of it's original Broadway run back in the early 2000s. I was only 16 at the time I think and had seen other shows so I thought that was just what one did. At the end of the show you stand and applaud. I don't recall the show being bad.... So, the show ends, I stand ...... and I'm literally the ONLY person standing
ilysespieces said: "geoffreyC said: "I would not go to an evening performance solo, that would be rather weird. A matinee sure. Restaurants, the same - breakfast, lunch ok; dinner, absolutely not."
So do you just not go out alone after 5pm? To use your word, that's a "weird" line to draw."
