I agree with the sentiment that your cleansing routine should be a priority. Look into incorporating a "double cleanse" into your routine, starting with an oil-based cleanser and then followed by a water-based foaming one.
I had cystic acne in my youth which was calmed down by Erythromycin-Benzoyl Peroxide but surprise! Years after treatment and the reemergence of acne along my jawline, I was now allergic to benzoyl peroxide and graduated to Tretinoin to treat it, and t
barcelona20 said: "Whoever goes should love drinking to make the ticket price worthwhile!"
When I saw the initial ticket levels I told my friend the night wouldn't be worth it unless I woke up in the hospital recuperating from alcohol poisoning. Insane prices, but it's sold out so some folks are looking forward to the show and open bar tonight!
First Cast Album Dec 9
2018, 08:20:07 PM
I'm an 80s child, so it was the OBC of Les Miserables while sitting in the backseat of my parents' Pontiac Bonneville on road trips.
yfs said: " And while I don't like to predict awards, it's hard for me to picture Brooks Ashmanskas losing the best supporting actor award to Patrick Page, who spends the evening wandering the stage and displaying his basso profundo and looking bored --assuming they end upcompeting against each other."
Has the committee decided if Ashmanskas is featured? I would've expected lead.
While I saw Hadestown at NYTW and wasn't quite taken w
yankeefan7 said: ""This is absolutely not true and while I've never done it I've seen people line up at all sorts of sporting events and concerts at arenas right after the event where they just wait near the exits / parking lot exits and players/musicians will stop and sign autographs and take pictures. You can easily see all this stuff on social media. "
My point isthere is no designated area and expectation for having program signed or picture taken aft
Aside from Burstein, I thought this needed a complete cast overhaul. Given Toulouse-Lautrec's real history, I thought it would be more compelling if they really thought outside-the-box and gave this opportunity to an actor who resembled his stature, which given his aristocratic background, is what led him to seek solace in Montmartre.
I remember the days sitting next to friends who would boot a show on cassette tapes and have to artfully disguise that they were flipping the tape during intermission or even during one of the acts. Did these tapes ever see the light of the day outside of that moment or when I was at the Edison with a friend who just had to share her latest obsession with me, a new musical at NYTW called "Bright Lights Big City" starring some hot young thing named Patrick Wilson?
Do
Ruben Oct 18
2018, 12:13:54 PM
As someone who just listened to Josh Groban's new album and commented that his "Bridge Over Troubled Water" cover was not as good as Clay Aiken's, yes! I will see this, but not at full price
Thank you posting that Ravenclaw. I was vaguely aware that he had problems with representation and finances in the past, and I hope he appears on a NY stage soon.
I saw this on Saturday night and during Act Two I started to actively root for a murder-suicide so I could go home. Regardless, if this transfers Mare Winningham has the Best Featured Actress in a Musical Tony locked up.
Caught this over the weekend as well. Didn't plan on posting because anything I could contribute as criticism has already been posted, but what gorgeous sets! what gorgeous costumes And if if that wasn't a wig, what fabulous hair Jason Butler Harner has!
Thanks to the posters in the thread! I was going to take a chance and see if this popped up on TDF, but with the ticket price increase and word that it's selling well, I played it safe and bought two $45 tickets instead.
Just walking into the Armory's space is exciting. Not every production needs Broadway as an end game.
dramamama611 said: "Didnt a Brit play MLK in the most recent film? I dont remember outrage there."
Yes, along with another Brit as his wife, and another Brit as LBJ, and another Brit as Wallace. Yes, there was a bit if outrage about that.
BERNHARDT/HAMLET Previews Sep 14
2018, 10:49:11 PM
McTeer is a goddess and Harner is one of my favorites, but oh! How I dread having to sit through this ... well, the costumes look nice.
Given ticket prices today, even at a discounted or rush rate, it is a lot to ask a friend or family member if they would like to catch a show with me. I often go to the theatre alone and have been doing so for about 20 years now, as I have my priorities and understand that those I know have theirs. I will absolutely invite or treat friends and family to a show I know they will enjoy, but often I save movie going as something to do in pairs or a group. I actually just went on a solo
Titanic Broadway Revival!!! Sep 10
2018, 08:01:15 PM
No miniature Titanic creeping across the stage to end Act One, no dice.
Eating in the theatre. Thoughts? Sep 9
2018, 12:38:58 PM
As the campaign against single use plastics grows stronger, perhaps one day we will be spared the crinkling of Poland Spring bottles during a show. One can dream.
