DramaTeach said: "I gotta say that Rupert Everett, who has very famously expressed his regrets over comingout because it ruined his career, working with Russell Tovey, a young actor who has played many interesting gay characters and is open about his own sexuality, has me wondering what that dynamic will be like."
I feel Rupert Everett is a gay type naturally and was quite gay pretty in his youth. Maybe when he came out the time was not right because today, gay is OK
FindingNamo said: "I too am interested in what kind of people go into law enforcement and pose as underage kids? What demons are THEY carrying around? I wonder the same about undercover vice cops who grope their own crotches in restrooms and bust the men who do the same thing in response.
Hi Namo--I was the 'victim' of the above, but he was a scam artist posing as a cop. He had the look/actions/ID and dialogue to convince this terrified 'me' to actuall
Stating the obvious that Hugh Jackman isn't a great singer. Even he tells that he was told to have singing lessons when cast in Beauty and the Beast.
You don't go to see Hugh to hear him sing-you go for the package and boy is that some package. He has a little bit of everything that just explodes in front of you, and THAT sells tickets.
Sutton Foster has her own very successful market and is totally dependable and incredibly talented. Maybe Sutton Foster as Mame could ch
Tommy Djilas and Tulsa probably have the same amount of stage time to showcase their talent.
The frustration of the race card is not as apparent in Australia as for as long as I have been a theatre goer, white was all we saw; we were given no other choice, if there were such. Almost in a way that all major leads until Funny Girl were imported from America.
I'll admit my eyes for years were conditioned to white ballerinas and smooth skinned male dancers but now that diversity
JCs pissed because he didn't get the scoop first from all his Broadway friends.
Who cares how it's approached--it's in the 'planning stages' and will change repeatedly.
I'd like the back story of each individual embellished so they almost get a full episode before they merge into the group--everything fragmented until the presentation on that line.
bwaylyric said: "I hope Groff and co continue into January or I’ll be pissed."
Um, I think a dialogue between yourself and Mr Groff, and co needs to take place.
Mr Groff, and co, would understand that they areperforming JUST for you, so maybe a little chat BEFORE you buy your ticket would save the pissed off little hissy fit.
Absolute innocence; and I am sure he will be allowed to be whoever he wants to be.
EDIT--Oops! That gorgeous photo of the young Prince has gone, for reasons I would LOVE for the Mods. to explain without tying their tongues in knots. That would receive a backlash bigger than on the reporter that started this thread.
HogansHero said: "Could someone who speaks about Tootsie in absolute terms please explain themselves? Or at least what they have said in light of:
1. The fact that the numbers are not that bad, and the show is likely not in the red.
2. The fact that we live in a capitalist economic system.
3. The fact that it is inconceivable that the Nederlanders want the theatre empty, have anew tenant on the horizon, or will not do anything in their power to keep t
BrodyFosse123 said: "This is getting wide media coverage so I expect ABC will be taking some action towards Ms. Spencer. ABC doesn’t take these whoopsies lightly."
and the 'whoopsie' was directed to the Royal Family.
HogansHero said: "This stuff is not as dense as some seem to want to make it.
I hate to sound like a broken record (no, I don't) but there are no rules and especially not when they are of the sub-ilk of "old sayings." Let's try to break this down:
Backstage gossip about has-been performers (especially fighting spouses): good
Backstage gossip about poor ticket salesand lots of empty seats for said has-been performer's show: bad.
