Profile for VotePeron

somecheapfrenchthing said: "I know it's been asked before but wanted to check again - - - has anyone sat in the $40 partial view seats? Or, if not, can someone who sat in a regular seat take a guess at what one might miss sitting on the side mezzanine? Thanks!"

Your view is going to be pretty partial, as you’re going to miss whatever is happening upstage on your side of the stage. I’d say it’s a lose/lose scenario, but I’d pick to sit on h

After Eight said: "Vote Peron wrote:

"But to have such a fun show about losers on Broadway is an underdog story that I can't pass up."

Isn't the designofthis show--- and really, all the others like it --- to scuttle the very notion of "losers?"”

 

Totally see where you’re coming from, but I’d argue no. It’s not like Mean Girls where everyone magically becomes “stars” at the e

While I don't think there will ever be a positive force of love and support for Be More Chill on the boards here, but I absolutely loved the show tonight.

George was on and in perfect voice. The set, costumes, and performances have all been wonderfully updated to fit a Broadway scale. I'm shocked at how well Will Roland has grown into the role, as I thought he was way too over-the-top and out of place at Signature. The show sits great in th

mariel9 said: "There was an insert in the playbill yesterday that gave a 1-2 sentence description of each character. I wish I'd noticed it before the show because it really would've helped with the "who the hell is the duchess" moments. I liked the show a lot. The book is kind of a mess, but entertaining and more moving than I was expecting."

I cannot believe that instead of fixing the atrocious book, they actually settled to just

Braniff Forever said: "How common isi it for the creative team to cut or add songs in previews? Do you think they are aware that most people think the show is too long?"

I've found it's pretty rare for shows to make extensive changes in previews. It's more of fine-tuning. Besides time restraints, getting a universal agreement to cut things/kill your darlings is a tough thing. I imagine especially at BMC, where they're such a tight-knit group, I d

(It's technically called We Are The Tigers)

Caught it this past week - absolutely loved it. Especially having seen Alice By Heart & Superhero the week prior, I was so relieved to see something genuinely good. The cast, book, and score are top notch, and it's a hell of a good time. With a bigger production budget, I think this show could really be a hit. It felt a lot like the brain child of Heathers & Bring It On, for reasons both o

BwayinVan said: "I've never seen Oklahoma and am ashamed to say I know NOTHING about the story. Usually traditional old school musicals don't appeal to me but this seems like it has a modern spin?"

 

This production was made for you. The Creative Team took a look at the show as if it was a brand new musical, and took off from there. Sure, the style of some of the songs may be old-timey, but there is so much new energy, life, and soul, it feels lik

I was there tonight! There's a lot to digest here.

For a first preview, it was excellent. The cast seemed very comfortable in their roles and everything went off without a hitch - remarkable, considering the show is 3 hours on the nose including two 10-minute intermissions.

Jeremy O. Harris' excellent reputation proceeds him, and he doesn't disappoint - there is indeed extended periods of full frontal nudity among

Didn't see a thread on this, but I caught We Are The Tigers this weekend at Theater 80. I really, really enjoyed it. Lauren Zakrin is great, as is the entire ensemble cast. It was very The Wolves meets Heathers/Mean Girls. 

Highly recommend checking it out, most platforms have it for real cheap during previews. Been listening to this song on repeat since: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ltx