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What notable shows did you MISS?
 Dec 22 2024, 09:33:38 PM

Jagman, you could always try the movie version of Da. Barnard Hughes reprises his Tony-winning role, and Martin Sheen doesn’t even attempt an Irish accent as the son!

 


What notable shows did you MISS?
 Dec 22 2024, 01:02:36 PM

I’ve seen about 60 shows on Broadway, which is far more than most people I know in real life. It’s nothing compared to some people here, though. How do some manage to see everything, on both sides of the Atlantic? I am green with envy.

To make me feel better about myself, please share any shows or performances that you failed to get to? Who DIDN’T see Patti in Gypsy, or Bette in Hello Dolly, or Nicole in Sunset etc. etc.?

Thank you…


Frecknall helmed Cat on a Hot Tin Roof LONDON - News & Discussion Thread
 Dec 21 2024, 08:12:16 PM

That sounds awful, and a complete insult to the valuable work set designers can contribute. What makes them so unnecessary to Ms. Frecknall?


Sigourney Weaver to make West End debut in THE TEMPEST; Tom Hiddleston & Hayley Atwell to lead MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING
 Dec 20 2024, 01:25:13 PM

"…. alien to Sigourney Weaver"

”… fails to weave the requisite island"

If those reviewers think that wordplay is funny or clever, well then I question their judgement anyway.


Mescal to bring Frecknall-helmed STREETCAR to Broadway?
 Dec 18 2024, 10:10:12 PM

God's Creatures is good. Emily Watson as his suffering mother. Normal People too, of course.

Enjoy the play.

 


Mescal to bring Frecknall-helmed STREETCAR to Broadway?
 Dec 18 2024, 08:12:30 PM

The issue keeps rearing its ugly head, but that’s not my fault. I doubt it will be going away anytime soon.

Okay, so let’s compromise. I believe you have actually seen the show in London, Jason… is it really worth such outrageous prices? On page 1 here, esteemed BroadwayWorld veteran Jordan Catalano says it was “awful”. 
 

Let’s be real, despite your calls for discussing only the show, and demands of “substance&rdquo


Mescal to bring Frecknall-helmed STREETCAR to Broadway?
 Dec 18 2024, 07:09:22 PM

Isn’t the point of art to provoke thought, and perhaps effect change?


Mescal to bring Frecknall-helmed STREETCAR to Broadway?
 Dec 18 2024, 06:49:34 PM

Also don’t you think socioeconomics is an integral part of the show itself?

Anyway, I guess you just want to pull the curtain down on me and look the other way. I’ll go back to my panhandling now, kind sir. Bless you.


Mescal to bring Frecknall-helmed STREETCAR to Broadway?
 Dec 18 2024, 06:44:45 PM

Maybe if the average Joe could afford to see the show there’d be more people around to discuss the show itself? Which hasn’t even started yet. The internet will not run out of room, Jason.


Mescal to bring Frecknall-helmed STREETCAR to Broadway?
 Dec 18 2024, 06:30:08 PM

The opposite of “quite reasonable”, I’d say!

This is how the Stanley Kowalskis of the world are created. By being shut out and left to fester in the dirt.


Mescal to bring Frecknall-helmed STREETCAR to Broadway?
 Dec 18 2024, 05:08:13 PM

I meant the Stanley demographic of today. 

Theatre shouldn’t be for the elite only. Capitalism sucks.


Mescal to bring Frecknall-helmed STREETCAR to Broadway?
 Dec 18 2024, 04:50:28 PM

Could Stanley Kowalski afford a balcony seat?


Jane Krakowski Bio is HILARIOUS
 Dec 18 2024, 04:47:25 PM

Jane will be in Sondheim’s “Here We Are" next year in London!

 


Mescal to bring Frecknall-helmed STREETCAR to Broadway?
 Dec 18 2024, 04:20:40 PM

It’d be better if affordable tickets were not restricted to the balcony.


Mescal to bring Frecknall-helmed STREETCAR to Broadway?
 Dec 18 2024, 04:05:17 PM

A play about the struggling working class, for rich people only. Nice.


Universal's WICKED Film - News & Discussion Thread
 Dec 17 2024, 04:06:20 PM

“At the end of the day… what films aspire for is awards recognition”

That’s all I was really taking issue with. I can’t believe it to be true. Brody subsequently used the word “industry", and I kinda understood.

I love the Oscars, I watch them, I’d happily take one. I just don’t think they are important in any real way. Except in terms of box office, for movies like Coda.

Frances McDormand has three, I’d like to


Universal's WICKED Film - News & Discussion Thread
 Dec 17 2024, 03:32:41 PM

Ego and personal ambition make sense, I guess. I still doubt that genuine artists make projects purely to win Oscars. Mature people surely know they don’t really matter, and count for very little. It’s all just a fun game and showbiz razzle-dazzle.

P.S. What’s a "basic little person” ?


Universal's WICKED Film - News & Discussion Thread
 Dec 17 2024, 03:07:28 PM

Why would movies like Wicked and Moana 2 aspire for awards recognition? Perhaps the non-creative number-crunching producers, but with box office figures like these, surely Oscars aren’t needed to garner attention. 


Universal's WICKED Film - News & Discussion Thread
 Dec 15 2024, 04:25:50 PM

Thanks, maybe we will find out why in Part 2!

Belle Epoque absinthe, or something…? Like the Kylie Minogue fairy in Moulin Rouge.

Or maybe it’s just best if I don’t dwell on it too much.


Universal's WICKED Film - News & Discussion Thread
 Dec 15 2024, 04:04:20 PM

I forget, somebody please remind me.

Why is Elphaba green? I know who her father is, but that doesn’t really explain it, or where she gets her power from. The glowing green elixir, I’m sure, but where did that come from?


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