It's telling that many who are saying they loved it also say they had to drive from their tiny little towns to see it elsewhere. I'm sure this film will play strongest to middle america.
The Potter references to her are expected, but underwhelming. She's been acting and singing long before Potter. Do your research.
She chews scenery worse than LuPone. She also has issues with going one-note in live performances. She can't play a wide range, but instead goes balls out from the getgo. It's annoying.
Her Dolly will be... Interesting. But likely more entertainin
What many non-eq shows do in their advertising is paramount to outright deception. 'Direct from Broadway' or something similar. And the prices... Total crap
...All basically the same. All less interesting than the one before it.
Not that this is a review of the Pasadena version we're talking about here, but... Open Air Theatre in Regent's Park did a London production that was not only very different, but most definitely not less interesting than ones before it.
Almira said: "The closed minded and traditional-mindedwill not the see the successes in this production. They will simply moan and groan all night about how “this isn’t right”, “that’s not the way it’s done” blah..blah..blah."
Being provocative or 'woke' for headlines-sake is not usually considered a positive, especially when reviews of this show have been a hot mess since they opened.
ModernMillie3 said: "I know the reviews haven't been stellar with this production, but watching George and MJ absolutely crush "Suddenly Seymour" makes it seem pretty wonderful. Wow.
It'll sell tickets, sure... And bring in a whole ****-show of an audience with it.
I predict she'll be a steaming hot mess. She doesn't sing live (well, as a 'pop star' and the majority of her dancing is sticking out her ass and grinding.
I'd be curious to see how much they cut down the choreo for her.
Drag Race is popular, but people have short memories. Those two aren't marquee names and they've been off TV long enough for the kids to have basically forgotten them.
To remain relevant, you've got to have relentless social media drive... And neither of them are doing it quite like some of the more long-term popular contestants.
Bettyboy72 said: "Everett makes this far less interesting for me. I don't think he's a particularly good actor. I think he did well as Wilde because he's a bit of a misanthrope himself. His plastic surgeries make him look unnatural to me. I've never found him able to convey the level of intensity that would be necessary for Woolf. To me, he was a pretty boy actor who peaked in the 90s with some skill at comedy and period pieces. Not much more. His books were pretty go
and the majority of her dancing is sticking out her ass and grinding.
