I'm sorry if this has been discussed before, but is TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD selling any merchandise?
I couldn't find any at the theater, though I admit I wasn't looking very thoroughly given the crowds navigating the theater. I did an online search but came up empty. Are any of the theater shops around Times Square selling anything?
DeepVSexyWitch2 said: "I'm not sure which Bohemian Rapsody you watched but I saw the one where they made his queer lifestyle his downfall in a "if only he had stayed with his wife..." bull**** type display."
Almost worse was the insinuation that he desperately wanted to be straight and spent years jealously pining for his ex-fiance (which is just one of dozens of inaccuracies that plagues the ridiculously simplistic, almost ridiculous, screenp
I'm hoping this starts the decline of the narrative that A STAR IS BORN is the front runner for the Best Picture Oscar. It is certainly a better quality film than BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY, but does not reach the brilliance of THE FAVOURITE or ROMA or BLACKKKLANSMAN or BEALE STREET.
I mean, come on, this isn't even the best version of A STAR IS BORN... (though no where near the worst... Babs...)
Kennedy Center Honors '18 Dec 28
2018, 12:40:37 PM
Im really surprised no one has mentioned Kelly Clarkson who, vocally, easily offered the best female performance of the night
Wow-- for a bunch of folks who hide behind fake names and pictures, you should do get indignant when a private website regulates the unsubstantiated crap you post.
While I'm not usually one to put HAMILTON on any "best ever" list, I think THE ROOM WHERE IT HAPPENS is probably the best musical theatre song since AMERICA from WEST SIDE STORY
BrodyFosse123 said: "she's had 2 kids. maybe give her a break.
What on EARTH doesthat have to do with anything? It can be a creative choice. She most likely is trying to showcase other vocalranges over what people generally expect from her. Kelli O'Hara did this by choosing roles which showcased her acting range (and vocally, most notably) instead of sticking to one type of role. Kristin Chenoweth has also done the same with her choices."
chernjam said: "nmlhats said: "I know I could look this up, but where did that "Can We Start Again" song even come from? It was not part of the original 1970 JCS rock opera concept album (which is still the best recording!). If it was in some original draft and then cut, it was clearly for a good reason. Or was it a new Oscar-bait song composed for the film?"
I'm pretty sure it was an addition with the film..."
I'm not concerned about Ben Platt at all. I am much more concerned that Spielberg with probably cast Katherine McPhee as Maria or Anita. That's the casting everyone should crap themselves over.
uncageg said: "Sat left side about 10 seats in, Row A or B for MERRILY WE ROLL ALONG and am sitting row B 11 seats house left for SONGS FOR A NEW WORLD. The view is perfect."
Thank you, uncageg! You're referring to the balcony, right?
I'm in the process of getting $25 tickets for Songs for New World and I'm torn between front row of the balcony off to the side or row B of the mezz off to the side? Does anyone have any insight? I've never attended something at City Center before. Thank you!
