Profile for ZacharyC2

Y'all this is all public record, plus she's married to Trump supporter David Foster, you don't exactly have to be a genius to figure it out. Plus, the GOP has become the party of Trump, if you are giving them money, you are helping them fund his campaign. So much is at stake right now, and if you are helping this fascist choke this country for another 4 years, I'd like to not give you any support in the future

Highland Guy said: "Call_me_jorge said: "It was just revealed on Twitter that KatharineMcPhee has donated to republicans as recently as July 24th, 2020.https://www.fec.gov/data/receipts/individual-contributions/?contributor_name=katharine+mcphee"



So what? Not everyone is a Bernie Bro.

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Yeah, but supporting a fascist government isn't exactly a defensible position. Money that goes towards the GOP is money going towards the re-election of a man who will strip rights from women, LGBTQ+ people, immigrants, and a whole host of other minorities within this country. He is going to undermine our constitution and drive us further into the hell we've entered. Hundreds of thousands are dead because of him and her money is going to ensure more take the same fate. So yeah, I think that her support of the GOP is pretty despicable.

uncageg said: "Although I don't like Streep in musicals, and I am a big fan of hers, I am looking forward to this. It was my favorite musical that season. I also found the art work for the Broadway show fun."

I adore the opening night artwork, but the one they switched to in December 2018 just feels so lifeless

ggersten said: "

Carrie Hope Fletcher sings a snippet of Bad Cinderella from her kitchen. That's the song title, not necessarily a reflection on quality. Bad Cinderella"

I'd argue it's both

Andrew Rannells was Bif Taylor in the Rockstar game Bully, and thank god somebody compiled all of his voice lines into one video. If you want some extra joy, pretend it's Whizzer screaming at Marvin. 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8JYHkZlo8CU

This is the best thing in existence, it deserves a special Tony and a Pulitzer.

I think he is a fantastic actor and singer, and I don't at all get the hate for him on this board. I'd absolutely love to see him back.

I’m going to New York this weekend without any plans, what are some shows you’d recommend rushing?

There's a short play I'm stage managing soon called Beauty by Jane Martin, it has two women and meets the time requirement. It's not my favorite play, but it fits your category well.

Hot off the presses!

https://www.broadway.com/buzz/196638/odds-ends-beth-leavel-to-play-cabaret-engagement-in-2020-more/

(@chrishuyen, I forgot to quote you) I was there too! My mom and I started to leave and right as we were about to cross the street Santino came out, he was really nice. Someone even asked him to sing some Cinderella and he obliged.

Miles2Go2 said: "

EllieRose2 said:

Bummer. Despicable person.

OhHiii said:

Ohhhh yes. Bryan Singer accusations aside, he had some horrendous things to say about Colton Hayes coming out. Calling it "p---y b---s---." I'm all for being proud of your identity, but NO ONE has a right to put down someone else's journey in coming out. Ever. He later applogized, but he did some major damage to his career.

https://ew.com/article/2016/06/09/noah-galvin-apology-colton-haynes-eric-stonestreet-lgbt/"

Crap, I totallyforgot that happened, that sucks"

First of all, are one of you the person who was ousted from the boards by the moderators under a different username for making continual defamatory and incendiarycomments? I ask because this is, note for note, the same songshe was singing except she also claimed to be besties with Colton Haynes. It’s also ironic that the person criticizing a person of defamatory behavior was ousted from the boards for the same behavior.

Second, bravo to Noah for speaking out against Singer years before others spoke out even though his behavior was well known within the industry. That was pretty heroic of him

Third, in relation to Colton I’m sure at the moment, Noah believed what he said;after all, it does seem like the de rigueurthing for young actors to come out as part of the LGBTQ (usually as bi-) family without really seeking to identify with us and our struggle,but still,Noah should have kept his mouth shut;it’s apparent now that wasn’tthe case with Colton. It was a dumb thing to say but because of being famous, he didn’tjust say it to his friends or on twitter and it was forgotten the next day. Colton by the way has made mistakes too Like dressing up in blackface more than once. Stupid, stupid, stupid. He finally seemsto have gotten the message and stopped. I follow him on IG and wish him well. He seems like a decent guy.I’m sure if I was in the public eye, people would judge me harshly for some of the things I’ve done too But we’re all human They both seem like decent young men who made some mistakesas we alldo. Neither seems “despicable.” If we only allowed people that didn’t make any mistakes on Broadway, all the theaters would be dark.

I wish them both well on their careers.

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No, I was optimistic about seeing him, since I have tickets for when he's going to be in the show, but when I saw that it all came rushing back to me.

Who? Noah?"

Ohhhh yes. Bryan Singer accusations aside, he had some horrendous things to say about Colton Hayes coming out. Calling it "p---y b---s---." I'm all for being proud of your identity, but NO ONE has a right to put down someone else's journey in coming out. Ever. He later applogized, but he did some major damage to his career.

https://ew.com/article/2016/06/09/noah-galvin-apology-colton-haynes-eric-stonestreet-lgbt/"

Crap, I totally forgot that happened, that sucks

I wish that Jessie Mueller would go into the show, she has a gorgeous soprano.

Here I Am said: "But I REALLY see Ross Lynch (My Friend Dahmer) as Hinckley - does anyone know if he sings?"

Yeah, Ross was in Austin and Ally on The Disney Channel, where he played a pop star, so he can definitely sing, and he also was in A Chorus Line at The Hollywood Bowl, so he has a history of theatre as well.