Profile for joevitus

Mary_Poppins said: "joevitus said:

"If you're going to whine about something shoved in your face all the time, as if an act of violence if being perpetrated on you,I think you've earned an Alex DeLarge analogy."

Lamest comeback attempt I've seen In a while.



I didn't whine.

You didn't give an "analogy".

It was a bizarre tangent.

It made wonder what goes on in

John Adams said: "joevitus said: "I mean, what are they THERE for? What exactly is the Usher's job?"

Given the info in ColdClimateDude's post, I would hope that (in these situations), the ushers' job would be to alert Security ASAP.

It looks/sounds like the issue isn't with ushers, but with New World Stages for (possibly) not having an appropriate number of Security (ifthat is true)."

But what kind of

Mary_Poppins said: "joevitus said:

"Was with you until your weird reacition to MickeyJo. The way algorithms work, if you are clicking on a lot of musical theater links, he's probably going to show up in your feed because--wait for it--his content is amost entirelyabout musical theater. Doens't seem self-inflated to me. He loves talking about this, so he does. ."

I know about "algorithms". But that full of himself moron is

Mary_Poppins said: "If it's uncommon then what's your problem?

If you're worried because it's increasing, maybe vocal coaches other than the guy in that video have been re-evaluating it and found it more advantageous than previously thought.

And what would you consider more important: vocal safety or some rather subtle sound difference. I mean, semi-randomly breaking out into song complete with glory notes and all that in the middle of a conversa

Garland should have been cast in the movie. With all her erratic qualities at that point in her career, what would have wound up on the screen would have been worth it. Russell was awful (great in the right role--this wasn't the right role for her) and Merman might not have faired so well, either, as what she had didn't really translate to the screen. 

Liza as Louise, though, on stage or screen would have been a waste of her. Louise is supposed to lack talent, and the show

TotallyEffed said: "Are you saying I’m being dismissive? How? I ordered a copy and hope it’s authentic. We don’t even know if there’s reason to suspect it will be autopen yet. I don’t get what you’re trying to say.

To me, you sounded dismissive of somone worrying the autograph won't be real, yes. As if it's a minor issue that the publisher will resolve with a payback if it turns out to be fake.

I mean, I get your hoping t

Jay Lerner-Z said: "Y'never know, the signaturescouldbe from her own hand. She was signing an autograph in that completely natural looking photo from the audio session."

They could be and great if they are. But there's a big difference between signing an autograph vs. hundreds of copies of a book. John Green has talked about how painful it was signing the entire first edition of The Fault in Our Stars, and he was a young person at the ti

TotallyEffed said: "How terrible! I see they were issued refunds. If thisiscase (we will have to wait and see) I will definitely request a refund. But there's no use freaking out until the book is released."

It's terrible in the sense that if people want a genuine autograph, they are getting shafted. It isn't about whether a refund is issued--and I suspect the size of the audience who want a Liza autograph is a tad smaller than thos

TotallyEffed said: "Can we wait for confirmation of AI or autopen before freakingout?



The signed copy I preordered comes with a certificate of authenticity."

Is such a certificate worth anything? I have trouble believing that Liza, at her age, could sign all these books. It's a lot even for someone in better condition. And she always signs her autographs the same way (I got one back in the 80's): her name with a smiley face. So it would