CedricOates said: "From what I remember, unless if can be 100% proved that the person who posted the link actually filmed it, there are no legal grounds."
Depends on what you mean... there are grounds to shut down Facebook groups that post them, websites that promote them, etc. Plus, most people online (especially on Facebook) come right out and say they are the ones who recorded it, so it doesn't take much sleuthing.
Not quite sure what you mean, since Book of Mormon no longer has an in-person lottery, and lottery winners can purchase their ticket a day in advance online. So, if you get the winning email, there is no check to see that the person who buys the ticket is the same name as the person who won it, AFAIK. And if you have the same last name, I doubt that would trip any wires there.
\_(•_&bull_/ said: "I just bought a ticket to torch song, and Harvey isnt in the show. I feel like im not the only person who didn’t realize he wrote the play and he is actually not staring in it. Has anyone else made this mistake?"
Well, it was just Off-Broadway a few months ago with the same cast and he was also not in it then?
quizking101 said: "The link broke on me, but LMM just signed every bit of merchandise with his name on it at the DBS before heading off to Puerto Rico for their Hamilton launch."
If the airline cancels a flight, you usually have the option of picking the new flight you want or canceling that one and rebooking. So, seems easier to do that and book one that gives you extra time.
perfectliar said: "There were a couple users on the first two pages of this thread doing just that, not to mention all those in a separate thread about aclip of one song assuming the whole score sucks (and that all modern lyricists are lazy)because they didn't like one snippet."
I feel that if you criticize a show in advance, you are reviewing the job its marketing team has done to make you care about seeing it.
Just a heads up, I'm keeping all auctions live and selling them for whatever the final amount is next week (even if it is only a penny). So, no need to ask about best offers, what I'd accept for something, etc., it's all between you and eBay. Some things will go cheap, some will become ridiculous, but that's out of my hands...
WhizzerMarvin said: "There could be a great story to tell of how a bunch of well-intentioned New York liberals, yelling to each other inside their echo chamber, descend on a small Indiana town and are just are judgmental and unwilling to listen as the bigots they have come to save."
kdogg36 said: "Wow, someone really wants thatSunset Boulevardmagnet! I just upped the take for you by quite a bit but unfortunately I'm not the high bidder."
Yikes. Yeah, people get a bit crazy on there. Last time I sold magnets, someone put $500 bids on like 8 magnets in the last few minutes, just to make sure they weren't outbid. Which seems to be a dangerous game...
two ladies tickets said: "The director or set designer, have put the band smack dab center stage so it swallows up a huge playing area. I suppose that might make sense for a rock musical but it was very distracting."
Wasn't the band always set back in the center of the stage, even on Broadway, or am I misremembering?
_/ said: "I just bought a ticket to torch song, and Harvey isnt in the show. I feel like im not the only person who didn’t realize he wrote the play and he is actually not staring in it. Has anyone else made this mistake?"
