LightsOut90 said: "just fumming over how this is being preserved and The Waverly Gallery with Elaine Mays first stage performance in 50 years and herfirst major role in over 20 is just going to sit in the archives"
Scott Rudin would be insane to not continue to do anything with The Waverly Gallery. It’s such an aparanle play for a motion picture, and it would be such an incredible showcase for actors. He could keep May in the role which would be i
JVJ93 said: "Stephen75 said: "Saw this yesterday and I found it to be stunning. What a gorgeous ensemble, all on the top of their games.
Celia winning the Tony would be richly deserved. Sometime I would just look at her and get emotional. She's appears so small but so powerful onstage, the perfect representation of a young girl and a woman looking back on her life. Some of her line readings will be forever etched in my memory. Does she have a good chance at wi
Saw this yesterday and I found it to be stunning. What a gorgeous ensemble, all on the top of their games.
Celia winning the Tony would be richly deserved. Sometime I would just look at her and get emotional. She's appears so small but so powerful onstage, the perfect representation of a young girl and a woman looking back on her life. Some of her line readings will be forever etched in my memory. Does she have a good chance at winning? The only plays coming that could
Glengarry Glenn Ross Info Dec 1
2018, 11:21:43 PM
Hi! I was wondering if anybody had any kind of info on the GGR revival? Possible theaters, casting rumors or info? Ive just been curious about this production. Thank you!
Glengarry Glenn Ross Info Dec 1
2018, 11:21:42 PM
Hi! I was wondering if anybody had any kind of info on the GGR revival? Possible theaters, casting rumors or info? Ive just been curious about this production. Thank you!
MadsonMelo said: "Funny people are not liking Maslany or calling her miscast.
That’s was the exactly the same response that Michelle Dockery got from UK boards"
I know I went into some great length of detail about Maslany earlier in the thread, but I'd like to repeat myself because I found myself really into her performance. There's many moments of hers I'm still thinking about a week later.
brdwybound04 said: "Wondering how likely this is to extend... it’s currently on sale through 3/17, on the phone the lady working for Telecharge said that was not a closing date... just the on sale date... is this likely to extend through the Tonys...? 7-8 months is a long time for someone as big as Cranston to commit to 8 performances/week Broadway schedule...???"
Saw today’s matinee. I absolutely LOVED this, although I found it deeply unsettling and unco
Here I Am said: "The ovation tonight was so huge that the actors had to come back out for another bow. The audience literally wouldn’t stop clapping until they did. I haven’t seen that in a while, but the cast truly did deserve it. There wasn’t a weak link in the bunch.
Elaine May was so natural that it didn’t even feel like watching a performance. It made me uncomfortable at times, which is exactly what the role calls for. I’d be pretty shock
52889j said: "Was there. Production seemed to be pretty averse to posting on social media so I’ll keep it brief: aside from some head-scratch-inducing transitions, it’s glorious. All five performers exercised lovely restraint. Very lived in. Two hours flew by."
Is May a threat for the Tony? And also, is the playbill the artwork for the show or a Rudin production still? Hoping for the latter.
JBroadway said: "I was just looking over the upcoming season, and it looks likethe Leading/Play categories are shaping up to be very interesting.
Glenda Jackson vs. Janet McTeer vs. Anette Bening, plus Celia Keenan-Bolger, Andrea Martin, and Kerry Washington.
And on the male side, we have a packed set of heavy-hitting contendersincluding Bryan Cranston, Jeff Daniels, Tracy Letts, Michael Urie, Paddy Considine, Nathan Lane, Paul Dano, and Ethan Hawke. And unfortu
MayAudraBlessYou2 said: "Wow, quite an impressive list! :)
In terms of the co-star I mentioned...he was Tony nominated for his most recent Broadway role. He won the Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle Award but ultimately lost at the Tonys. "
It's Michael Shannon. I'm guessing in either Frankie or Johnny or Talleys Folly.
jas1234 said: "Hear it's moving to the Belasco from people involved with the production. Jimmy Smits on board to play Max and Tatania Maslany to play Diana though they went after Michelle Williams. Roles played by Douglas Henshall and Michelle Dockery, big names in London. Wonder if the dining area will be used."
Thrilled for Tatiana, although I would have died for Michelle in this. Do you know why she couldn't do it?
Solipsist234 said: "Yeah, The Nap's playbill cover and Lifespan of a Fact's Playbill cover are quite lackluster in that they don't necessarily show anything about what the shows areabout! But I guess it makes sense why Lifespan of a Fact has that cover, because STARS!!!
I do like the "Janet McTeer serving Shakespearean-realness" cover for Bernhardt/Hamlet, and The Waverly Gallery's cover is nice and warm and opulent (especially compared to some of
TWO ALL MY SONS Aug 26
2018, 04:36:46 PM
Sounds great. Do you know who will be playing Kate? Please tell me it's either Carrie or Laurie Metcalf.
Melissa25 said: "I trust Amy Morton and am very excited for this. Vulgarity, cons, scams and deceit. Sound familiar? I will be front and center with my pink hat on to cheer on the actors and their “talk.”"
Seriously! This thread is such a snooze. We're going to get an all female revival of a classic with extremely juicy roles. Even if it doesn't work, it'll be interesting. Can we start talking about dreamcasting or something?
