Sutton Ross said: "It's weird this is happening in London when it was created here, debuted here, and ran for years here before the West End premier. It's strange they are getting a full revival and we get a one night concert, which willprobably be impossible to even acquire a ticket to. Is Rent more popular in London than New York? Hmm."
Didn't Rent never play any sort of long run in London? Which is why they trotted out Rent Remixed to shake it
kdogg36 said: "I have a really tiny question that's been tugging at me since I sawTitaniqueon Sunday. Does one of the visual gags seem to reference Celine Dion's well-publicized health issues? I actually don't want to describe the details in case it's all in my head; I'm just curious if anyone else had the same thought."
binau said: "I know why some people might be tired of RENT, it was on Broadway for so long. We had a dreadful movie with much of the original cast who were too old. We had the final performance filmed. We then had an off broadway revival that felt surprisingly stale. However, if you try and forget the legacy and the overexposure and just listen to the OBC recording again carefully I do think it’s hard not to recognise the show was groundbreaking, has some amazing performances a
Call_me_jorge said: "I find the Korean production ofHell’s Kitchendeeply concerning from a casting and storytelling standpoint. This is not just any jukebox musical.Hell’s Kitchenis very specifically rooted in Alicia Keys’ life, music, identity, and upbringing, and the story is heavily connected to Black and brown artistry, culture, and lived experience."
Do you think that there are no ways for them to convey the racial components of He
Well they put out some footage and it's well... well trash footage. Don't know why you're trying to play coy with Rocky Horror as if it's something people are unfamiliar with...
kdogg36 said: "Speaking of the second-act "Memory"...
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Is there really enough space above the stage at the Broadhurst to store the spiral staircase that comes down for the climactic scene? Is it generally the case that the theater we see on Broadway is actually at least twice as tall as w
This one looks like neither a self portrait or a caricature. It's kind of like if you took caricature attributes and painted them as "realistic". Just ugly all around lol.
Seb28 said: "TheatreFan4 said: "I would leave that to... the casting director? I don't know, just seems a little weird to even care this much."
Well, I care about what I visit and pay money for. I see neurodiverse people in every show, so that is not what is going to attract me to this particular production."
You were never going to see this show so you can save it.
Seb28 said: "But I do have some questions about it. Everyone is neurodiverse to a certain extent. Who is going to determine if you are neurodiverse enough? Will people be rejected because their level of neurodiversity is too mild? And do people actually want to watch a show where this is the main casting criterion?"
I would leave that to... the casting director? I don't know, just seems a little weird to even care this much.
blaxx said: "TheatreFan4 said: "blaxx said: "Strange choice of musical considering it focuses on a specific ailment, oh well."
Do Neurodivergent and disabled people just not deal withAIDS or Drug Addiction? I have some information for you..."
Yes, that was not the point of the show. It's to focus on the AIDS endemic in a specific time and place, not to pile other challenges to the already convoluted story and characters.
WiCkEDrOcKS said: "What's the point of this thread if no one's going to assist with the tech issues? LOL
Being logged in to someone else's account out of nowhere seems somewhat concerning..."
Also, I mentioned this in another thread. It requires no confirmation of your existing password to change the email and password associated to your account. So if someone wanted to and they had access via these weird recent quirks you could get locked out
quizking101 said: "TheatreFan4 said: "hak5 said: "Is there somewhere one can see who the guest judges will be for certain performances?"
No because it depends on who is in the audience at the moment."
…not exactly. Before the run started, they already started reaching out to people to see who was interested, who wanted to come, and when. They have a deep bench of theatre and ballroom connections that are scheduled ahe
