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E.Davis said: "It also looks like The Acceptance Song was filmed in its entirety judging by shots of Nicole Kidman in the trailer that were not in the final cut of the film. Wonder if we will get a deleted scene."

The full versions of this and You Happened are on the album. So I'm hoping!

LaVieBoheme said: "Jordan Levinson said: "Corden and Kidman are big question marks though thus far, and how could they possibly omit"We are liberal Democrats from Broadway!"?

I said the same thing!! I'm really hoping it's just some weird editing thing they did with the trailer and that is actually in the movie. It's such a great and funny line it would really stick to lose it!""

The line is definitely still

I have to say, Randy Rainbow is not usually my cup of tea, but I found this one super impressive and entertaining!

Alex Kulak2 said: "I was not on board until I saw that Stew and Heidi Rodewald are writing the songs.Passing Strangeis my second-favorite musical of all time, and I need some new music from them yesterday."

Same here. Have been waiting for a new musical from them!

 

 

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Ragged Tear said: "Pashacar said: "Ragged Tear said: "I watched it on my laptop, but using wireless steaming to my Roku TV (as if the tv were a separate monitor)."

Lol wait, how do you do that? I have a Roku but thought it wasn't possible.

Back on topic, I thought this was spectacular. Kudos to the cast and design team. The live performance added tension and immediacy that I haven't felt in months, and the thoughtful scenic an

Ragged Tear said: "I watched it on my laptop, but using wireless steaming to my Roku TV (as if the tv were a separate monitor)."

Lol wait, how do you do that? I have a Roku but thought it wasn't possible.

Back on topic, I thought this was spectacular. Kudos to the cast and design team. The live performance added tension and immediacy that I haven't felt in months, and the thoughtful scenic and sound design created a full experience that made this nearl

Having seen this in person, was surprised and thrilled with how well this translated to screen. More proshot plays!

https://everythingimmersive.com/events/intralia-the-weird-park

Saw this mentioned as another curated theatrical walk thing. Sounds similar to the Gelsey Bell piece, which I absolutely loved, but in Prospect Park.

Damn, this sounds amazing and I'm bummed the series seems to be over. Bummed to have missed Josh Henry :/

I have been in the city throughout the pandemic, and the "rising crime" narrative has been skewed and overblown to play into suburbanites' racist fears.

As always, the vast, vast majority of incidents are taking place nowhere near the theatre district or where a tourist would visit (which is its own issue and discussion). And if you look at all serious crimes, the numbers are also still comparatively low by modern NY standards.

That said, these unfounded fears 

Agree 100%. Would be an excellent movie; hope it gets picked up by someone.

Kad said: "I don’t think that’s what the play is conveying at all.
It does show the characters empathy, but only in the sense that they are all young and already tragically adhering to ideology that doesn’t really care about them, but they struggle with the fact that there’s a whole world they don’t know.
It may accurately depict these ideologies, but it doesn’t endorse or excuse them. Will Arbery himself came from such an extrem

I agree with nearly all of what's been said here re: Kitt & Yorkey (though I still love N2N in part thanks to Cromer).

The interesting thing about this question being posed now is that we were supposed to have just seen THE VISITOR, which I felt was the piece that would ultimately tip the scale one way or another; if that turned out weak, it would cement them in my head as one-hit wonders, and vice versa. Hopefully we'll get a chance to see it sooner or

bjh2114 said: "It's crazy to think that this is the worst play you've seen on Broadway. I thought it was absolutely incredible."

I remember the reactions at the time being very polarized – folks either thought it was the best thing in years, or the emperor's new clothes. I was very excited to see it, but ended up falling into the latter camp.

Still, it's a good thing that more folks get to experience it now. Hopefully they'l

Adding my voice to the chorus of praise. A wonderful piece done justice by a strong cast and excellent direction, even in this new format. What happened to this play commercially and at the Tony's is a real shame.

While I preferred the live version, this worked so well for the medium, and I'm so glad they produced it. I didn't feel that the depth of all of the performances came through quite as well as live, though as some have said, Barbara Barrie was surprisingly exc

These are all great points, and I appreciate the discussion so far. One thing that your post made me consider, Jarethan, is whether once things start to reopen, shows that cater to more conservative audiences will start to get ahead, and those to more liberal (and perhaps older) audiences, who are more reticent to gather in public, will have a harder time. Obviously this is all quite speculative, but I could see a few factors leading to fewer risks on content and subject matter

Was surprised to find this announcement, especially from St. Ann's, whose artistic decisions I usually love, as I'd probably say this is the worst play I've seen on Broadway. I will say I could see it working better as a radio play-type presentation, which IIRC is a form it's taken somewhat in the past.

Joining the chorus of praise; I liked this better than the Sondheim concert.

That said, am I the only one who thought Ariana Grande's voice sounded *so autotuned* to the point of sounding like a robot? That was the lowlight for me.

BeNice said: "I’m assuming they have done informal focus groups of audience members because as much as this is a thoughtful plan for a theatre company, how can they know if patrons will feel comfortable with this?"

That's the biggest question to me. Will people want to go back to events with hundreds of people by August, even with distancing?