LizzieCurry said: " The funny thing is probably about 10-20% of anyone on any given Broadway stage (including at the Winter Garden) has fond memories of trading videos either on VHS or megaupload. Not to mention watching a few less-than-legal videos on YouTube, I’m sure. " I’d say the percentage is higher maybe 40%
LizzieCurry said: " The funny thing is probably about 10-20% of anyone on any given Broadway stage (including at the Winter Garden) has fond memories of trading videos either on VHS or megaupload. Not to mention watching a few less-than-legal videos on YouTube, I’m sure. " I’d say the percentage is higher maybe 40%
Spongebob Tour Cast Rumor Dec 5
2019, 04:36:13 AM
Philly has a lotto. It’s not on the usual lotto sites. Also to enter the lotto you have to do so via social media.
The lotto site is http://forrestlottery.com/
**** I think only being able to do it via a social media account sucks.
Schele has been involved with Aida since pre broadway. Personally I loved her Aida, she was stunning in the role. I find it inspired choice for a director. She knows the show. Was in the room when it was being created. I look forward to seeing her version.
Call_me_jorge said: "I’m confused by the involvement of Williams. Are they expecting her to recreate the original or create something new? For the directorial work she does has, she’s only been
If done properly they don’t see you and all the people around them, so I’ve been told
“Recording a show? Please, please don't. It IS disrespectful to the actors. They SEE you. You're not invisible. Are you more important than making sure the actos do their best”
ggersten said: "I have a vague recollection that she did the stage show out of love for her husband - nearly all of her films in the 70s and 80s were directed by Blake Edwards. I recall reading her saying that the musical was a financial mistake because you couldn't sell the film rights, since there already was a film."
BenjaminNicholas2 said: "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 write some of my personal sunset stories later....but a
why didn’t some of the other Norma’s never come to broadway? Diahann Carroll and Rita Moreno.
Chicago the Musical Appreciation Thread Sep 6
2019, 11:24:27 PM
That’s not really that long of a stint for Charlotte as Roxie. She’s done it for much longer stints in the past and speaking of the past...
21 years ago today was one of the best/craziest performances ever. It was Bebe’s last performance as Velma, yea she’s come back but nothing will beat that performance. My friend and I slept out in front of the theatre for two days to get rush tickets - and we weren’t first in line.
and the majority of her dancing is sticking out her ass and grinding.
