I gotta say that Rupert Everett, who has very famously expressed his regrets over coming out 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.
Moulin Rouge (pro) reviews Sep 7
2019, 04:34:25 PM
This show had one of the worst audiences I’ve encountered. One lady sneezed a very girlie sneeze the audience giggled a bit. She did it two more times and the audience laughed. The actors kept going, but it definitely took me out of the moment. Then we kept hearing a ding like someone was getting a text. Sounded like it was coming from next to me, but the lady didn’t react. Finally the person next to her checked her own phone and said, “It’s not mine” so the lady checked hers and realized that t
I was talking about this recently to a friend. It's not an outrageously appropriate show (although there are a few moments of sexual innuendo and the like), but there's depth to it, and I don't know that anyone under 15 would appreciate it. Others may disagree.
I just did it recently for Moulin Rouge and was told that since it's selling so well, there's no way of knowing when it would happen. Was told "It'll be good throughout the production's entire run" which basically meant to me "It could be years."
Sat in the very last row of the mezz which are the $99 seats and you do miss stuff that's happening on the catwalk. Since there's nobody behind you, you can technically sit on top of the seat (although I'm sure it's not officially allowed). There were people doing it.
raddersons said: "DramaTeach said: "Disney will always want their titles licensed, whether they’re on Broadway or not. If the critical and public response to the show is positive, they’ll consider bringing it over. The problem is that just like Hercules, they’re created a massive ensemble cast that would be too expensive. I’m sure they’ll consider minimizing it. If that doesn’t happen, they’ll record an album, so schools and communit
Next for the Sondheim Theatre Aug 25
2019, 10:34:43 PM
Mr. Holland’s Opus has been workshopped recently. Maybe that’s on its way.
Sat in the very last row center of the mezzanine, and it's tough to see lots of what goes on on the catwalk. It's not a show that plays to the back of the theatre. Front mezz? Sure. It also takes forever to get out of there since everyone stops to take a picture with the set.
HERCULES to Play the Public Theatre this summer!! Aug 23
2019, 06:00:46 PM
Disney will always want their titles licensed, whether they’re on Broadway or not. If the critical and public response to the show is positive, they’ll consider bringing it over. The problem is that just like Hercules, they’re created a massive ensemble cast that would be too expensive. I’m sure they’ll consider minimizing it. If that doesn’t happen, they’ll record an album, so schools and community theaters have a recording to use for productions.
My guess is that they're waiting to see the response to Glick, which seems to be very positive, and they'll extend with him. I'm seeing Groff, but I'd consider going back because every performance I've seen from Glick has drawn me in (feel the same way about Groff).
Saw the play tonight and liked it but didn't love it. Felt slow in places which I understand was intentional but ehhh. The acting was great from all three, so maybe I'm just not a fan of the piece. Based on the audience's response, they seemed to really love it.
Was there tonight and had B26 and 28. View were good from there although we may have missed a few signs that say "two years earlier" or things like that. The side front mezzanine seats were pretty empty, so we moved over and became more centrally located in the side section. Very good view. They even moved people down from the side rear mezzanine seats because the entire rear mezz was full. Weird that those were full while the closer sides weren't.
^ You're right. They did do a Hitlist staged concert at 54 Below, and it was great. Everyone who was in Hitlist in the show was there except Katherine McPhee. Even some of the songwriters were there. The took people's cell numbers and communicated with them during the night just like Kyle's idea on the show. It was a lot of fun! You can find videos on YouTube.
I also agree that the problem is the amount of singing for Marilyn in Bombshell. Reminds me of why someone sa
Tina...Diana...Bombshell? Aug 13
2019, 08:25:14 AM
They’ve talked in the past about working on the stage version, but since the passing of Craig Zadan, one of the producers, I haven’t heard anything. Neil Meron, the other producer, seems to have slowed down a bit.
A Christmas Carol B’Way Aug 6
2019, 04:53:32 PM
Dolly, you clearly have some knowledge about this production. Wanna share who WILL be coming to Broadway?
The marquee is up now, but still no news on the cast. And no news on discounts. This is a two-part drama. Do they think the buzz from London will be enough for this one?
New Disney MTI Jr/Kids Shows Jul 21
2019, 06:22:28 PM
^ Both of those are very exciting! Hopefully they’ll come soon.
