BroadwayConcierge said: "Wait guys, can a fight like this maybe notstart? I would love to keep discussingThe Band's Visitsubstantively, and it's petty issues like this that ruinthe boards. Please."
I sincerely apologize if my intent was taken the wrong way, as I was not trying to start a fight.
BroadwayConcierge said: "BroadwayRox3588 said: "BroadwayConcierge said: "SpongeBob is great theatrically, but devoid of a substantive plot (and has a very disjointed score)."
Huh? While I do agree thatThe Band's Visitis a near sure bet for Best Musical, we must've been watching two completely different shows."
Do you disagree thatSpongeBobhas a thin plot and a disjointed score? Don't ge
Calling a racist a racist isn't a personal attack, nor is it a discussion ender. Just like when you call water wet, and a conversation can continue. Racists are racists. And perpetuating racist ideas is still, wait for it...racist.
He'll come back later or tomorrow, with a long and drawn out monologue about how wrong and racist WE are. Because we don't express our sentiments on the poor white people of this world.
Also, how can someone type "black privilege" with a straight face?
Apologies if this has been answered in another thread (I couldn't find it when I searched).
Has anyone sat in the $39-69 seats in the balcony for A Bronx Tale? How obstructed are they? Trying to figure out whether I should bother with them tomorrow, or just find something else to see (Telecharge makes it look like it's pretty obstructed). Thanks in advance!
They just couldn't bring themselves to say SpongeBob was the best. I'm not even being salty, it's just facts. This seems to be true with a lot of people.
Lousy said: "Elegance101 said: "Honestly, Katharine McPhee was hilarious and anyone annoyed needs to take a breath. It's not that deep."
People are allowed to dislike things that you don't find a big deal. It happens."
Sadly, the whole "needs to take a breath," "it's not that deep," and "you're entitled to your wrong opinion" attitude is becoming quite common in the Broadway community/fandom.
PatrickDC said: "I’ve never thought of Lola as supporting. Yes, Charlie gets the final solo bow — at least the two early times I saw it...maybe that changed later with Wayne Brady and other casting. But I find Lola a far more interesting character arc than Charlie. She has better songs either solo or as lead inthe ensemble numbers. Plus I truly dislike Feinstein’s laziness with Charlie in Act 2, with the stress and anger that s
BroadwayStar4 said: "Commercial" and "Money" are probably the lamest excuses in the whole world."
Huh? Broadway is literally a commercial enterprise. Money is first and foremost on the minds of producers and investors alike. I want representation for LGBT as much as the next person, but let's not pretend that money is not extremely important on Broadway.
I would imagine that this thread likely didn't gain much momentum when it was first posted, because no one knows or has any ideas. We have wishes and desires, but I don't think anything more.
