I dreamed of Christian Slater playing Harold Hill almost two decades ago, and I still want to see that happen one day, but ... probably not on Broadway after Hugh.
MOULIN ROUGE Cast Recording Out Today! - Thoughts Aug 30
2019, 09:40:32 AM
Honestly, I've heard better versions of Tveit singing Roxanne floating around the 'net than what was captured on the OBC. What happened? Very disappointed as that was the only track I was looking forward to.
Sho-Tunes-R-Us said: "Would I let a little thing like kidney stones rolling during a six hour coast-to-coast flight stop me from seeing the show this Tuesday evening? I think knot. THAT'S how hardcore a show queen I am."
Yes! I saw the show again over the the weekend and was fortunate enough to be invited backstage and have the opportunity to poke around the set. I hope you get the royal treatment at your performance and get your special pic, 'cause Andrew su
I saw this Saturday night, and I now know what I will be doing every Saturday night through the rest of the month. What a trip! Full cast too, but how I wish I could see this production in its original staging glories. I want to see a lot more of Andrew Polec in New York, he was absolutely magnetic.
ErmengardeStopSniveling said: "Worth noting, Rhys Ifans means NOTHING to U.S. audiences, so maybe there's a star lined up to play the role here?"
Excuse me! Excuse me! I quite enjoyed Rhys Ifans as Adrian in Little Nicky, ok?
Live Action Little Mermaid- Ariel Jul 4
2019, 12:23:57 PM
Know what's worth getting upset about? A photorealistic animated Sebastian the crab. No thank you.
I wasn't remotely interested in this, but I miss seeing Roger Bart on stage, so I'm prepared pull some strings.
What were your biggest theatrical disappointments of the season... Jun 7
2019, 08:32:25 PM
Biggest disappointment: The Lehman Trilogy. I bought tix when they went on sale and I was SO excited. I even interviewed for a job at the Armory and dropped how I already had tix and could not wait to see it, I mean how could you go wrong with Mendes and those three brilliant actors? Oh yeah, a completely mediocre script is how.
Biggest surprise? Network. I knew Cranston would be good, but I didn't expect such a staggering performance. I was in absolute awe.
givesmevoice said: "I have a friend who gets a ton of emails about marketing surveys for possible Broadway shows and she got one few weeks ago about a transfer of this Company. "
I received the same survey. It specifically asked who I would like to see play "Bobbie," so it seems they may be putting feelers out for a bigger name. Honestly, I would only be interested if George Blagden transferred because I binged all three seasons of Versailles in less than t
Baseball and Broadway speak to the very core of my soul. I will give a listen and would love to help in any way I can :)
Pure Yanni May 30
2019, 09:51:22 PM
I was thinking about springing for a TDF ticket to this as I have fond memories of family road trips with musical accompaniment provided by Yanni CDs purchased at Costco, but after this review I'm just gonna have to hold out for a potential residency by John Tesh.
I love this show. I saw the original cast 13 times and was lucky enough to be answering phones in a production office that spring to be invited to the Tony Awards, only to see this great show steamrolled by The Producers. It's time The Full Monty had its day! Justice!
I saw Damon Daunno in Hadestown and did not care for his voice, therefore I put off seeing Okalahoma! at St. Ann's and now on Broadway because of it. FranklinDickson2018, thank you for posting this clip because I thought, let me give it another try, and proceeded to turn it off after 30 seconds.
I know the area well, but you would be better off taking the Q or N trains at 42nd street to Atlantic-Barclays as the Polansky Shakespeare Center is only a two block or so walk away from that stop. If you take the A to Hoyt-Schermerhorn you'll have quite the walk ahead of you if you are pressed for time in any way.
