Profile for Luminaire2

Jordan Catalano said: "Praying Mason Alexander Park gets to bring their Mary to New York at some point because (and it shocked the hell out of me), they were the best Mary I’ve seen after Cole. I didn’t think anyone could knock Jinkx out of that second place spot but daaaaamn, Mason is good."

Now that’s the best new! We have tickets for April, and it’ll be our first time seeing the show. Glad to hear Mason is up there in those leagues! I figur

quizking101 said: "ACL2006 said: "Tony Macht was also out again tonight. Hopefully, he's alright. But I believe this is the first time the show has had two understudies go on."

Per Martin Landry, it was not. It has happened once before, though he did not specify the combination. I think it may have been an Abe/Teacher combination because (first term) Conrad had his bike accident and was out for a bit and James got sick around the same time. A Louise

We all know musicals are not written these days for vocal health. Audiences want high notes, belting, and vocally exciting scores. That’s what the modern ear yearns for these days. 
 

I think the standard that was set in the past and still expected is just not realistic for most actors, who just like any athlete, needs to rest and rehabilitate their muscles. 
 

I hope broadway will start to seriously consider a better and healthier way forward

alovingfan said: "Fire her! If it’s not a legit reason then make an example out of her. The understudy is fabulous. Or bring Sutton .. one of many that would be great. Just a little frustrating. Happy Mothers Day.<

TheatreFan4 said: "SmokeyLady said: "Luminaire2 said: "All I know is many on these boards have certainlyracked up a lot of bad karma in this thread.


I am so happy Megan is taking time now to rest, and heal her injury. She is such a talented performer, and broadway is a demanding beast.


May all artists be able to do the same as needed, and may keyboard warriors figure out a better way to spend their time."

All an

I think what this thread has shown, is that the majority of posters on these boards, this broadway community, is not very in tune with what the larger public are interested in, or are drawn to. 
 

Of course Hamilton was a huge draw, and frankly it was thrilling to watch them all reunite. This is a beloved show, and a beloved cast. And it’s the kind of show that many people know on a broader level.
 

If giving them a slot helps draw attention t

MemorableUserName said: "Playbill_Trash said: "I’m not a Jesse Green fan in the slightest. But is it possible there are people outside of this message board bubble that just like to like things when they're fun and good?"

I believe the point is that a lot of people don't think the show is good, which is whythey're objecting to such over-the-top praise. Are you suggesting that this message board is a bubble where people only lik

BroadwayGirl107 said: "I admit I’m finding some of these responses concerning.



Is Rudin alone in his behavior? Maybe, maybe not. I’ve seen/heard/experienced some lousy people and some wonderful ones, but I personally haven’t seen anyone get items thrown at their head or glass shattered out of anger. Doesn’t mean it’s not happening though!



But—why does this lighten our feelings on Rudin? Shouldn’t