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People won't be returning from the performance for, oh, about another 8 hours -- at least.


robbiej
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Unless, of course, we've seen it already.
"I'm so looking forward to a time when all the Reagan Democrats are dead."
Well, from tonight's performance anyway. This thread is not interested in the dress rehearsal, clearly. The first preview ONLY.
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Good, so I can post my own thread about Sunday (ironically on Sunday) and not get yelled at!
I'm seeing the show 4.5 hours from now...but I can probably already say that I will LOVE this production. So excited!!!
I wish I had a dollar for every time I've said, "I'm so excited for Sunday!" in reference to the show, and the response has been, "What's on Sunday?"
^Same here. Although, I'm seeing it on a Saturday, which makes it a little confusing for some people.
Title's been edited to benefit everyone.
For those who've seen the show already, (ie: our friends across the pond), what are *your* thoughts, and are any making the trip over here to see it again?
For those who've seen the show already, (ie: our friends across the pond), what are *your* thoughts, and are any making the trip over here to see it again?
LimelightMike, I saw it three times in London, and loved it so much. I wish I was able to get over to see the production in New York, but I can't get over until June sadly. I'm sure Jenna and Daniel will be just as wonderful as they were here, and I can't wait for all your reviews.
i cant wait to hear what people say
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I can see the stage door of Studio 54 from my apt window and the show is over..let the reviews begin!
(God bless you all out there in the freeeeeezing cold...I hope the actors appreciate it.)
(God bless you all out there in the freeeeeezing cold...I hope the actors appreciate it.)


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Aggh! Can't wait any longer!
Listen, I don't take my clothes off for anyone, even if it is "artistic". - JANICE
hurry home kiddies
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Minimal detail review:
Act 2 stole the whole show.
Phenomenal cast...the leads were great, as expected, but the company as a whole was truly phenomenal.
PUTTING IT TOGETHER looked and sounded amazing!
Projection worked VERY well, especially in that space.
Sorry I dont have very many details...it's been a long day.
For those of you who are debating seeing it, it's worth it.
EDIT: BEAUTIFUL was pure brilliance. I love Ms. Bryne, however, in this production I interpreted it in a whole new way and was blown away.
Updated On: 1/25/08 at 11:57 PMAct 2 stole the whole show.
Phenomenal cast...the leads were great, as expected, but the company as a whole was truly phenomenal.
PUTTING IT TOGETHER looked and sounded amazing!
Projection worked VERY well, especially in that space.
Sorry I dont have very many details...it's been a long day.
For those of you who are debating seeing it, it's worth it.
EDIT: BEAUTIFUL was pure brilliance. I love Ms. Bryne, however, in this production I interpreted it in a whole new way and was blown away.
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It's among the most brilliant revivals of any musical I have ever seen, done with utmost care, passion and precision. That said, the show is still a rough slog. Audiences don't care about artists' problems and for good reason. Would YOU be interested in watching a musical about how a computer geek constructs a program or what cleaning solutions a maid uses to scour a tub? Surely not. It's hard to care. A brilliant revival of an airless show.
Dorothy Brock
42nd Street, NYC


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Wow..most times Act 2 is weaker. Very stoked!
a masterpiece. the show, the performances, the sets, the lighting...all incredible. it will get across the board rave reviews and daniel and jenna should both win tony awards for their performances. the cast is all thrilled to be a part of this production...they were all sweet as could be at the stage door. i will definitely see this again.
It's among the most brilliant revivals of any musical I have ever seen, done with utmost care, passion and precision. That said, the show is still a rough, often tedious slog with no second act and pretentious beyond belief.
That was a fantastic switch right there, Mr. Hunter.
"So what did you think?"
"Oh, it was brilliant! So passionate, the cast was great, I could go on! But it sucks, don't go see it!"
it will get across the board rave reviews
I doubt it. The show is flawed, and someone's going to have to mention it, no matter how brilliant the revival.
Brantley'll probably go into an orgasmic coma over it, though.
That was a fantastic switch right there, Mr. Hunter.
"So what did you think?"
"Oh, it was brilliant! So passionate, the cast was great, I could go on! But it sucks, don't go see it!"
it will get across the board rave reviews
I doubt it. The show is flawed, and someone's going to have to mention it, no matter how brilliant the revival.
Brantley'll probably go into an orgasmic coma over it, though.
"Y'know, I think Bertolt Brecht was rolling in his grave."
-Nellie McKay on the 2006 Broadway production of The Threepenny Opera, in which she played Polly Peachum
Updated On: 1/26/08 at 12:01 AM-Nellie McKay on the 2006 Broadway production of The Threepenny Opera, in which she played Polly Peachum
Hunter is just a flamethrower. He tosses out ridiculously stupid opinions to rile people up.
No good can possibly come from using this vast wasteland of error and deliberate deceit. You should get off of it and warn others away. You should make sure your children and grandchildren know what a corrupt and morally bankrupt institution it truly is.
a) You guys are fantastic for actually putting the time aside to piece your thoughts and post them here.
b) HUZZAH to the cast and crew!
c) PLEASE, keep 'em coming, folks!
b) HUZZAH to the cast and crew!
c) PLEASE, keep 'em coming, folks!
Loved it.
As much as I already loved the show (both acts, and yes all the "art" talk included) it really kicked it up a notch.
The projected sets, which I have ranted against in every other show I've seen them used for, were spot on perfect.
The whole thing was so creatively inter cut with the real set, the virtual set, the actors, the score, and the painting all coming together into one seamless and unbeatable piece.
As much as I already loved the show (both acts, and yes all the "art" talk included) it really kicked it up a notch.
The projected sets, which I have ranted against in every other show I've seen them used for, were spot on perfect.
The whole thing was so creatively inter cut with the real set, the virtual set, the actors, the score, and the painting all coming together into one seamless and unbeatable piece.
I stand corrected, you are as vapid as they say.








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