ErmengardeStopSniveling said: "a-mad said: "I know she might be a little old for the part, but I would love to see Donna Murphy as Mother... plus it would be a little tribute to Marin as they starred in "Passion" together."
Donna Murphy did play Motherin the original workshop of RAGTIME, so I doubt she'd do this. She's also not a soprano anymore. (
I know she might be a little old for the part, but I would love to see Donna Murphy as Mother... plus it would be a little tribute to Marin as they starred in "Passion" together.
I thought it was terrific. I was surprised by the plot, actually. I thought they could have really done something rote or dumbed-down as many sequels do, but what they came up with was quite ambitious and forward-thinking. Furthermore, the animation was absolutely gorgeous. Even if you didn't like the plot, I can't see how anyone could nitpick about how the film looks - it was beautiful. And overall, I thought the songs were at least up to the same l
I didn't see it on Broadway, but I fell in love with the music, and they did a Regional production here that was really well done. I would have loved to have seen Caissie Levy sing those songs live...
"Mormon beliefs about LGBT+ people are also not that conservative compared to manychurches. They preach that homosexuality is not a choice, they let LGBT people attend services, and in 2003 and 2015 they publicly supported an anti-LGBT discrimination bill in Utah. For reference, the Southern Baptist Church, which is the largest protestant religionin the US and has more than 16 million followers, has done none of these things. This isn't to s
This apparently is the first released snippet of the big Elsa anthem for the new film. While not as instantly earworm catchy as Let it Go (which is not necessarily a bad thing...) I like what I'm hearing thusfar and Idina sounds sensational singing it...
this whole "Tootsie vs Beetlejuice" thing is getting a bit ridiculous. The way this message board seems to be going lately, you would think that the producers of each show have it out for each other or something. Can they both succeed or fail on their own terms and not as dueling shows being pitted against each other? Yes they are both musicals based on movies, and yes they both debuted during the same spring season - but outside of that is there something tying these tw
The Goodbye Girl - and I was a HUGE Martin Short fan (although he was by far the best part). It was a colossal bore, and it felt like BP wanted to be anywhere but there...
Cats - so many people have told me that I just didn't "get it"...?
fashionguru_23 said: "They played 13 Going on 30 on Sirius XM?! What?!"
I've heard at least two songs in the past few weeks. I can't recall the names of the songs, but they were quite good. Enough for me to be intrigued on the status of the musical...
I've stumbled onto a few songs from 13 Going On 30 when listening to the SiriusXM Broadway station... and the songs were better than I expected. I remember hearing news about 2 years ago that this was headed to Broadway, but haven't heard anything since. Does anyone have any further info on the status of this musical? Did they do a workshop or reading that didn't translate into anything else, or is it still being considered?
