Profile for Fetus

Seb28 said: "Plannietink08 said: "..that you wouldn’t use for a Caucasian actress?"

May I ask why you make up blatant lies? Is racial segregation your passion? Do you panic when it's not there? Do you have any idea how this bizarre assumption actually exposes you?

Have you ever read the reviews I have written about all other projects and white actors?

Have you read my question? What did you think of her notes that she did not reach and questionable acting?

Stop polluting this thread, react on the topic, not the person. Thank you."

 

I went back to read your Pinocchio post this user mentioned (https://forum.broadwayworld.com/readmessage.php?thread=1154240):

"Cynthia Erivo looked like a sassy hairdresser that came straight out of hell."

"Saying her lines with her eyes rolling, in a manner as if she was gossiping at the local hairdressers."

These are racially charged critiques and easily searchable. It's also pathetic to continue and attack Cynthia Erivo as she moves on with her career, and to call other users a liar for calling you out. It's clear to me what your intentions are and that a miserable person is hiding behind your screen.

Seb28 said: "Stop insulting and name-calling on a personal level, looks weak and insecure. People who are certain about their standpoint usually don't need that."

Nah, you are a little weasel and you deserve to hear it.

JSquared2 said: "Marlothom said: "Menken Fan said: "East Village said: "How have they dealt with the race switch of the Anne Hawthaway character to a young black professional? I imagine having Miranda & Emily berate and browbeat her for being overweight and dressing poorly could come off as truly clueless — and an example of privilege"

Race isn’t mentioned or dealt with in any way in this production. It might have been interesting to include that in the overall storyline, but many potentially interesting ideas were avoided."

Same with Emily being Asian-American, Nigel being hispanic, (and to some extent) Christian Thompson (the character) being African-American like Andy (and one of her roommates being non-binary?). It could have elevated all of these characters - but no. It's just ignored."



That's because race has ZERO to do with this particular story! Would you be happier if they fired the current cast and replaced them with white actors?? And please spare me with the talk of "privilege", which has become one of those meaningless buzzwords (like "woke" that is thrown around by keyboard social justice warriors in every scenario-- regardless of context."

Why do you bother even breathing when you're so clearly over the world? You sound insufferable.

I'll be there with a bottle of wine.

UWS10023 said: "And what some people wear….I was at Into The Woods and a tall fellow had on the tightest shorts I have ever seen in my life and I am not a spring chicken. From behind it looked like they had been painted on him. I thought I was at Fire Island."

I'd sure hate to be enjoying my night at the theatre and have a weirdo staring me down for what I'm wearing.

I know the real reason is money, but the director's explanation for why they split it in two makes the production team sound like horrible storytellers.

Heart goes to everyone in the community sick and recently unemployed at the holidays. If only we had leadership.

I truly hope she's losing as much sleep as the actors and crew who have been terrified going into work the last week while she's been offering them sweet nothings.

I love my post criticizing Charlotte St. Martin getting removed as if this website would continue to exist should she continues her reign destroying the industry by doing absolutely nothing.

Will continue to avoid this show and use Adblock on this site.

Bleed him dry

JP2 said: "She once made her dad cry in a Barnes and Noble elevator. She was there for some book signing and she was treating him like dog****. Her own FATHER."

And isn't she banned from that Barnes and Noble because of how she acted during the greet?

What a weird hill to die on supporting her in all this.

We love to see it!

I don't see how my post or the one quoted was "churning up hatred". I'm upset with his casting, but I'm also continuing to be civil about it. I'd suggest you do the same.

Luminaire2 said: "First preview is today. So here’s a New York Post article from today, with words from the Ballet dancer at the forefront of what Amar and his colleagues did to women in their company.

https://nypost.com/2019/12/10/city-ballerina-alexandra-waterbury-blasts-amar-ramasars-west-side-story-debut/amp/

Happy first preview."

Here's her post on Instagram for anyone who wants to read it directly: https://www.instagram.com/p/B55ZumnAHG1

I wish I had screenshot it earlier but I swear I saw Johnny Depp was listed as a producer on their website. This whole thing kinda feels like a prank of some sort? Like a Nathan for You sketch.