Fosse76 said: "BrodyFosse123 said: "If you don't have business backstage, you shouldn't be knocking on the stage door. Especially if the theater doesn't have a stage door directly adjacent to the sidewalk. Playbills aren't storedbackstage, and the doorman may or may not have any (and can't just leave and get one).
I don't understandwhy people think the box office would have Playbills stocked.If they have any it's because a) someone was nice
MODERATORS: Why was the Ben Vereen thread deleted? Sep 4
2019, 02:00:07 AM
It was, as of the last time I read it, a pretty darn civil thread considering the subject matter. But it was a thread that was critical to industry people and the industry itself, I guess. Bad look for the site.
angoradebs said: "When it comes to side orch, further back is better because the angle is less extreme, so you can see more of the stage. Is their view $144 better? Who knows? But I myself wouldn't over $100 for a 90 minute play no matter what, so for me 50% at $36 will beat out 85% at $169. But I think theatres should be more upfront about what you are buying. It is definitely a problem that they are not marking these seats as partial view. I'm only partially joking when I s
This is entirely the wrong question to ask and does not understand why some people are frustrated with the show. And 'sin' is a pretty loaded word to use in itself.
Rather, how does the NARRATIVE treat Evan's actions? Not the plot (He lies, this causes most of the characters in the show to suffer, he admits it and doesn't get everything he wanted) but how the structure of the show tells us how we are supposed to feel about it.
For what it's worth I have absolutely seen theatres reuse them, especially if you say "no thank you" to the playbill and dont take it in the first place.
It's funny that the most recent breakout star from broadway is not a woman but LMM. The only one out of the Hamilton OBC who became a ticket selling name in himself and cross over to movie and TV work significantly more prestigious than he did before Hamilton.
There's also, I think, less room for "diva" personality these days I think. It's just considered rude.
Hadestown plot question? Aug 8
2019, 10:42:50 AM
She notes that she can't remember spring or fall - just harsh shifts from freezing winter to boiling summer.
No, Tootsie is NOT closing next. Aug 8
2019, 10:41:10 AM
I've literally never seen a pansexual person (which has nothing to do with gender, it's a sexuality) not identify as part of the lgbtq community but go off on millenials I guess.
Can we get back to tootsie? How long do we think it has? January?
I don't think you can say it's not based on a bankable property. Henry's wives are hugely well known, interesting, and bankable. When I think of my middle class tourist parents who know nothing about broadway, "girl power show about henry the 8th's wives" is way more appealing than most descriptions of shows on broadway. (once they have clarified "Henry the 8th is the one with all the wives right?"
The gay stuff has always landed super poorly with me. Not that a high schooler would make that comment, but that the SHOW itself (the framing, music, direction, lyrics, etc) treat it as a joke. It's funny because people will think they're gay, and that would be awful.
The worst part is Sincerely Me is a heck of a song and probably my favourite off the album tune wise. I love so much about the song otherwise. And I think there is room for some of that content, with a more cr
"disneybound" style is fun and fitting. Or, I suppose, if it's Next to Normal or similar and the costumes are indistinguishable from street clothes.
Wearing full on costumes I find distracting and embarrassing, though I know many don't share the opinion. I've straight up told people that if they plan to go in costume, I would not be going with them, as it would ruin the experience for me.
the exception is spaces in which it is explicitly invited, such
Favorite Broadway Flea Market Finds? Jul 29
2019, 02:25:46 AM
They dont interest me personally but I have to say the used DEH casts are very cool
And comet which made panels from their curtain and earrings from their chandelier. Still can't find a pair at any price....
TheGingerBreadMan said: "I’m quite fond of the late Jonathon Larson’s voice."
I saw a video, obviously recorded by a friend in the audience, of him performing a selection of TTB. Powerful stuff. It's not the smoothest voice, but emotional and evocative indeed
HADESTOWN theories Jul 26
2019, 03:27:24 PM
It literally says he's the son of a muse. In myths, usually Calliope, muses of poetry, eloquence, and singing.
Non-Smoking Contract for Actors Jul 22
2019, 06:54:55 PM
I cannot imagine what would possess a broadway actor to smoke, but there's not much that can be done about it. People are allowed to make bad decisions
