Not sure if there a scheduling issue (which seems odd but that is what they are saying), but they just canceled Charlie from our Charlotte season and added "What the Constitution Means to Me" (a weird substitution for a big family musical, but that's a different story)
everythingtaboo said: "They should just let Pretty Woman run and for advertising just say: "Everything else is closing and you've already seen Wicked and Phantom...Pretty Woman: Might As Well""
I cant paste the picture, but in 2014 in London I have a photo from the Novello Theatre where, under the marquee for Mamma Mia there was a banner saying "You already know you're going to love it"
yankeefan7 said: ""Popular usage isn't going to change as long as every single award show distinguishes between "Best Actor" and "Best Actress". Not even Meryl Streep (whom I have heard call herself an actor) can change the world alone."
Good point. It should be changed to "Best Female Actor" or just have one award with men and women combined."
CallMeAl2 said: "Why do people keep calling for understudies? Who uses understudies for a one-night-only event? You hire understudies so you can run. A show doesn't even put understudies on their feet until after it opens. For a special event you adapt - which is what they are doing.
By the love - love the set! Very cool. Ensemble is great. Mark, Roger, and Tom Collins all doing well. We'll see how Maureen does,"
I am sure that conversatio
RENT Live on Fox Jan 27
2019, 08:46:35 PM
Wow some of the vocals are harsh. Agree that BVD and Fisher are the only ones holding their own.
Debating recording (since it is recorded already) and watching some other time-but I would just put my DVD of the last performance in instead
Niles Silvers said: "It's a tour company, for Lawd's sake! Let the understudies get their experience;I doubt many people will even notice the difference. There's also the business of pacing yourself during a long haul. She's a pro and knows what's good for her."
Huh? This 'tour company" charges (almost) the same as Broadway prices. The show, as advertised, is "BETTY BUCKLEY in HELO, DOLLY!" It is billed t
I book to see a show, an ensemble. I'm sorry you're missing out."
When the producers book the tour, they booked this one on Buckley being the lead. Rarely (if ever) has a season subscription come with a name above the title. They would not have been able to sell the tour without a name (Dolly is a great piece and this is a good production) because outside of the fervor about Midler this wasn’t a ‘hot ticket&rsquo
