I caught the show on Tuesday. The stage is indeed quite high but a lot of the actual action is downstage and there's really nothing happening on the floor apart from highly repetitive group choreography and one small scene (which is pivotal but you don't need to see what's happening to know it's happening unless you're a pervert).
The book is quite strong plot wise. Dialogue is fantastic too, imo. Humor flowed pretty smoothly and it really did not feel like a jukebo
This is really not that different from reddit's doxxxing etiquette. I agree that transparency is an issue we have been talking about a lot on BWW, but I think perception of the problem is higher than the actual problem itself. I don't want to blame Alan/other moderators alone for "smart colorful people" leaving. If they left - they left to go somewhere else, probably. I don't know any other place on the internet which is as anonymous and has the level of engagement
BroadwayConcierge said: "adamgreer said: "Was there really such a dearth of possible nominees in Leading Actor in a Musical that they could only muster up 4 nominees? They must have really wanted to keep some people out!"
There were actually only five eligible actors this season. The one they shut out was Paul Alexander Nolan inMargaritaville.
What I'm more surprised by that they felt a need for six nominees in Leading Actress in
Restaurant Recs near Barrow St Theater Apr 15
2018, 09:02:15 PM
Dunno about dinner but highly recommend the ice cream from A Big Gay Icrecream Shop. It's the absolute best and I don't even like ice cream normally.
Elegance101 said: "Definitely Studio 54, but they have to wait until COLG announces closing."
Children Of A Lesser God is limited run, scheduled to close on 9th September 2018. I think there's enough time between it's closing and this opening that there can be another limited run (holiday concert?) which can sneak in.
SempreLiberal said: "Spongebob - Bikini Bottom Day has been done a few times.
I’d love to see (Just a) Simple Sponge, introduced by Brendon Urie. It’s quite an anthem, and I think it will appeal to kids and adults. It will sell tickets. Plus, I love it.
Even better, have Lady Antebellum,TI, Cyndi Lauper, Brendon, John Legend, etc. introduce their respective songs, with the cast getting into position for each then the next writer comes out and the cas
Musicals with Lesbian Character lead Apr 11
2018, 08:38:51 PM
Is Hedwig trans? I don't they ever explicitly identify whether Hedwig wanted to actually transition or just did it for the visa
BroadwayConcierge said: "ren598 said: "I still like the idea of having oneaward for best replacement (play or musical, lead or featured, male or female). How awesome would it be to have Bernadette Peters (Hello Dolly), Taylor Trensch (Dear Evan Hansen), Brandon Victor Dixon (Hamilton), Sara Bareilles (Waitress) competing against each other."
To me, the notionof a Best Replacement Tony undermines the new creative development that an actor takes on when th
MrsSallyAdams said: "Let's not forget that Smashwas a show that made Jeremy Jordan and Christian Borle seem untalented. Megan Hilty's really the only one who came out looking good."
Borle was fine on Smash. They underused the brilliance of Brian D'arcy James in that show.
I'm curious to get my hands/ears on a soundboard of McPhee. The "What Baking Can Do" ET Online video has genuinely shocked me, I wasn't expecting h
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