disneybroadwayfan22 said: "Unfortunately, I don't feel the same way as everyone else. I saw it today with my friend and we walked out during the Gus song. I found the movie to bemore dull, boring, and slow than a bizarreacid trip. I'll finish the rest when it comes out on Netflix/YouTube
Plus sides: The cast do look like that they're having fun and the dancing is very beautiful. I really loved the dancing while some of it didn't translate well on screen. An
CATS Film Adaptation Thread Dec 23
2019, 02:10:22 AM
It wasn't as terrible as it's being made out to be. If you know the show and can get on board with the humanoid cats, then you're in for a good (but weird time). I really enjoyed the Skimbleshanks bit!
Or maybe I had just set my bar so low, but it surpassed it.
InTheBathroom1 said: "I think the fact that it’s already been on tour and made a lot of money that way. So really it’s just a reinvestment. Plus, they don’t have to pay for sets or development or any of that. And if the Longacre was gonna sit empty anyway, I think it’s not the stupidest idea. Also, another option for families that’s not Disney (and Disney prices) is always welcome. "
Does anyone know if Disney is involved with this at al
SIX (finally) headed to Broadway? Jul 31
2019, 05:43:42 PM
Lesli Margherita also shared the photo of the crown (logo?) On her Instagram story
CATS Film Adaptation Thread Jul 19
2019, 09:47:40 PM
This trailer played before the Lion King today and being in a room with so many people watching it together is an experience.
There were laughs and gasps but a general sense of shocked confusion. I can't wait to watch it unfold!
fashionguru_23 said: "Dogfight is f***ing excellent! In case anyone in TO was wondering, it is just a giant blue sticker placed on the facade of the Royal Alex"
I cannot wait for them to remove that blue monstrosity from the exterior of the theatre.
Apr 30
2019, 10:38:34 PM
djoko84 said: "Just came from seeing Aint Too Proud with Glenn Close. I have to say I freaking loved the show. It deserves all of its Tony noms. I would even give Derrick Baskin the win. It’s skyrocketed to my second favorite of the year behind Hadestown and just ahead of The Prom. Meeting Glenn was the icing on the cake."
Did the image of Glenn Close being in the cast of Ain't Too Proud flash through anyone else's head?
Apr 30
2019, 10:38:30 PM
djoko84 said: "Just came from seeing Aint Too Proud with Glenn Close. I have to say I freaking loved the show. It deserves all of its Tony noms. I would even give Derrick Baskin the win. It’s skyrocketed to my second favorite of the year behind Hadestown and just ahead of The Prom. Meeting Glenn was the icing on the cake."
Did the image of Glenn Close being in the cast of Ain't Too Proud flash through anyone else's head?
Should SIX transfer? Dec 19
2018, 06:05:31 PM
I had a chance to listen to the cast recording and the music is very catchy! Definitely a very pop-y sound. The songs themselves are also filled with some good with if you've heard the stories of the "six" before.
I don't know if this would do well in a Broadway space as it might get drowned out, but somewhere off-Broadway could be a lot of fun!
Where is everyone? Dec 10
2018, 10:18:26 PM
PattyO'Furniture, I think that was one of the most eloquently said things in a long time here and it speaks perfectly to what those of us on the sidelines enjoy about this site.
It's been an interesting time following along with everything, and I do hope it all works out in the end so that the longtime posters can come back and so that we as a BWW community don't lose any support that we have left.
Times Square Theatre? Nov 1
2018, 07:39:34 PM
Hey everyone this is a bit of a shot in the dark, but I'm working on a case study for this site and I was wondering if anyone could direct me to any interesting books, journals or articles about the history of this theatre (or others from around the same time). Also if anyone knows where to find any of the official proposals/plans for this latest redevelopment that would be swell too
Jay joining the show is fantastic news and casting! I wonder how long he plans to stay? I'd like to make it out to see him
Best experience you've had at a show? Feb 7
2018, 12:39:49 PM
From the moment that I walked into the Imperial Theatre last March, the game had been changed for me on so many different levels.
The Great Comet just blew up whatever definition of theatre that I had in my mind.
What source material would never work as a musical? Dec 18
2017, 09:57:28 PM
Its not really fair to say that something would never work as a musical. It all depends on how it would be framed during the show. Some of the most unconventional topics from 9/11 to War and Peace to the Wife of an Argentinian President have been covered.
Some topics may of course be trickier to musicalize, but never work would be a stretch.
Ok but how cool would it be if they set up 360° cameras at various spaces in the theatre and filmed it that way? It could help capture the originality and immersive aspect of the production
