“it seems that everytime i join a fandom- last time it was rubiks cubing (dont judge) there is drama ONLY HAVING TO DO WITH ME. i joined the broadway community hoping it would bring me happiness. but noooo.”
dramamama611 said: "The role doesn't do much....except that one song...which is lovely....but one song is hardly a reason for a Tony Award."
Tell that to the many people who have won a Tony for singing one song.
Reflecting on Alex Newell not getting the Tony nom May 7
2018, 08:55:30 AM
I saw him last night and he blew me away with that voice. I must admit I thought he was a woman for about half of the show. After I realized who he was I remembered people being disappointed about his lack of a nomination. The thoughts of the OP also crossed my mind.
BrodyFosse123 said: "The only Madonna song that appears in the 1985 film is “Dress You Up.” The film was released at the very beginning of Madonna’s career, before she even had a handful of hit songs. "
BrodyFosse123 said: "Lady Gaga is respected more by the entertainment industry than Lea Michele ever will be. She’s a multi-Grammy Award winning music icon; respected and praised by music legends from Tony Bennett, Elton John to even having a personal relationship with Barbra Streisand — things Lea Michele has been wishing for to no avail. She’s also won a Golden Globe for her acting in Ryan Murphy’s AMERICAN HORROR STORY: HOTEL and has been invited by the Aca
$200 sounds very steep for a show that was only 1/3 full. I paid that much to see Bette Midler in Hello, Dolly! Maybe wait for a discount code or to see if a certain performer is on before spending a lot of money on tickets.
It’s disappointing when you don’t see someone after looking forward to it, but it’s live theatre and this happens.
BroadwayConcierge said: "I've seenWickedmaybe eleventy-billion times and the Dragon Clock has literally no thematic or plot-oriented purpose. If it does, then I've missed iteleventy-billion times.I think it's a cool way to usher in the opening number, and then after, it's just a nice border around the top of the proscenium."
