Profile for LeftofLinus

I saw this last night, and I really had a lovely adventure. In terms of score, it was a mix of Ghost Quartet and the electronic elements of Great Comet. I think the show collectively was a cathartic release of emotion over the four years for everyone in the audience. I know I laughed, cried, and both dreaded and longed to once again live in isolation. 

Annie Tippe's storytelling ability through direction is astounding, and I found myself falling deeper and deeper into a trance

Put me in the LOVED her category.  Little Shop is my favorite show, and I have had the opportunity to see the 80's off-Bway production as a child and many iterations since - including at Encores and three other times at the West Side Theater. I got to see Jinkx's first show and thought she was everything Tammy Blanchard wanted to be and more.  Her Audrey was uniquely her own while still holding homage to the ultimate Audrey, Ellen Green. Her Somewhere That's Gr

I genuinely hope the mess of a human in the center of row F at Sunday, 3/3's 7:30 pm show learns how to behave in a theater.  In the future, it would be greatly appreciated by everyone around you if you could not...

1 - Scream.  Why were you screaming?  It was obvious you were intoxicated but your volume was at 11 from the moment you sat down and was turned down to 10.5 when the show started but for the love of newborn baby Jesus shut the f- up no one needed you

I saw this over the weekend, and I absolutely loved every second.  Bizzare and totally unhinged in the best possible way.  I was terrified going in that I was going to be bored hearing it was over three hours but I was not ready for it to end. I loved the direction and choreo (although it still seemed a bit sloppy - but I think I saw the third performance so I completely understand why.) James Jackson's Clarence really was a standout to me, especially after seeing him in Loop.&n

JasonC3 said: "Who in their right mind thinks it is helpful advice to tell someone to sell tickets they've already purchased in order to make a decision that aligns with your preferences or values?"

I really find it interesting that standing up for victims of abuse is a controversial preference or anyone's values say they should align themselves with someone who has behaved the way Lea has with no real growth or repercussions.

Also very interesting how

thasanction22 said: "parker posey and the rest of the cast are terrific
direction is lacking and the pacing is DREADFUL
30 minutes and about 4 characters could have been cut completely
the first five minutes of the show the cast is doing a physical "warm up" onstage- this is pointless and should be done as the audience settles in. it makes you think you're in for a different kind of show than the one it ends up becoming
there's also a curtain ons

GiantsInTheSky2 said: "LeftofLinus said: "Does anyone have any insight into who is involved with this? I know that Tristar Entertainment & Larry Rudolph have been attached in the past - I want to know if any of the people who were involved with her conservatorship are involved."

Larry was out of the picture after ‘resigning’ as her manager in 2021. I’ve tried doing some digging and I’ve found next to nothing with anyone from T

It was 3 hours with one intermission, about an hour and 30 minutes in. I hope the run time will be cut down, as there were definitely line issues.  We were told during a pre-show speech there was someone in the audience on book in case an actor needed a line - after all, we were at a preview, and "that was what we paid to see", and this person on book was taken advantage of. Even when lines were known, it seemed like they were being searched for - the pacing was off.

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dearalanaaaa said: "I cannot begin to imagine the logistical hell that Great Comet of 1812 had during the 2018 Tony's. Didn't they invite 50+ fans to go on stage with them, had numerous props, including Anatole's violin (? fiddle?) along with their massive ensemble? I refuse to believe that was an LED set unless everybody sitting on it didn't exist either. How did Malloy pull that off? It's my favorite performance of all time for the Tony's, but reading this t