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Straight actors playing gay is many times award bait, as is, for example, younger white actresses using prosthetics to make themselves unattractive for a "daring" or "courageous" role. 

We get it: It's acting, so it shouldn't matter.  (It's the role, not the person, yada, yada, yada)

The disconnect is that straight (per public perception) male actors get most of the roles available regardless.  

It's the

singer234 said: "Yikes. Broadway can be CLOSED and you’ll still find people bitching and fighting on BWW. It’s actually kinda nice how some things never change."

Bitchiness never dies.  

 

SouthernCakes said: "Lived here for 8 years. And I’m still at a loss as to why people think it’s the greatest city in the world! I love aspects of
It, but greatest? Not to me. I think London got it right.
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I love London but for vibrant raw energy give me Mexico City.

Seinfeld’s point is well taken: major cities have ebbs and flows; London survived the Bubonic plague in the 1600’s that killed off a quarter of the po

Yes, "Newsies" has impressive choreography, but the show was incredibly dated and tired from it's premiere. Book and score are by the numbers.

The answer is no. Jordan Roth is not the most successful theatre owner.

Who gets to decide?

Even today, I will find myself singing along to "Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah", does that mean I don't find the actual film it came from Disney's  "Song of the South" offensive or at the least problematic?   Some can't detach it from the movie it came from, so yes I can understand their visceral negative  reaction.

"The King and I " has one  of, if not the best score/numbers of

Would kill for a move adaptation of "City of Angels"

 As a teenager in NY, whose mom did let him go see Musicals on his own, and that was when the area was really sketchy, the original Pippin with Ben Vereen and Jill Clayburgh, and Mack and Mabel with Bernadette Peters.

I don't think Platt is too old, just that I find his acting woefully unsubtle.  

AADA81 said: "Sondheim's later scores, starting with Sunday in the Park With George, are overwritten, too obviously clever and over-reliant on rhyming patterns."
 

Listen, Sondheim can be too clever, and sometimes a song's melody get's lost the maze and never gets out.  

joevitus said: "I may be the only person who agrees with you about Hello, Dolly!"

Wow, there are three of us.

 

Alex Kulak2 said: "I don't want to click through 44 pages.

Andrew Lloyd Webber plagiarizes half his music and the other half sounds as complex as nursery rhymes.

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That doesn't really qualify as an unpopular opinion.

Not so much Broadway, as Broadway musicals but Anthony (Pyscho) Perkins was in two musicals,   Sondheim’s Evening Primrose and Frank Loesser’s Greenwillow.

I have the Greenewillow cast album, not bad actually....

imeldasturn said: "https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/tv/news/lea-michele-glee-trans-model-plastic-martyr-samantha-ware-a9551116.html"

 

So not established racist but transphobic?   Wow, not a good week for Lea.

 

JGPR2 said: "" Her. Career. Is. Over. "

So she stays at home and raises her child with her husband with millions of dollars in the bank, tough life -lol. She waits 4-5 years after the child is older and then does an "apology" tour and many people will let it go. You have professional athletes who commit a felony and all is forgiven."

Forget professional athletes, there are many male actors that have done far worse and come back and

I suppose that means no future Tony on Ms. Dunaway’s mantel.

What a wasted opportunity.

 

Always enjoyed Brandy’s (Upper East side).

 

The Little Mermaid.

Floating dead fish from the start.