Profile for Copeman63

fashionguru_23 said: "binau said: "I've never seen a performer that has been so humiliated on Broadway. Beanie comes to mind but that felt like nothing compared to this. Can anyone think of other examples in the last 15-20 years that come close? There must be some but nothing comes to mind."

Personally, I don't see Beanie being in the same conversation, because I feel like she was trying to give a good performance. Billy Porter just seems to be o

gibsons2 said: "Copeman63 said: "I’m sorry about your situation, but I would disagree and say this policy sounds good.


Can you imagine if airline tickets were able to be resold? You’d have all sorts of people buying up all the important flights, and then making a huge profit on them in the aftermarket.

The same thing that happens to concert and theatretickets. I’m all for the name of the person purchasing the tickets, having to b

Jarethan said: "Copeman63 said: "I’m sorry about your situation, but I would disagree and say this policy sounds good.


Can you imagine if airline tickets were able to be resold? You’d have all sorts of people buying up all the important flights, and then making a huge profit on them in the aftermarket.

The same thing that happens to concert and theatretickets. I’m all for the name of the person purchasing the tickets, having to b

I’m sorry about your situation, but I would disagree and say this policy sounds good.
 

Can you imagine if airline tickets were able to be resold? You’d have all sorts of people buying up all the important flights, and then making a huge profit on them in the aftermarket.

The same thing that happens to concert and theatre tickets. I’m all for the name of the person purchasing the tickets, having to be the person that shows up to the performance.

Honestly, I am in complete shock if Michael Crawford accepts this. Anyone normalizing Trump is bad enough, but someone who has made a career in musical theater normalizing Trump is unforgivable.
 

it would absolutely break my heart, because I have been a big fan of Mr. Crawford ever since I was in the fourth grade.  But the reality is I have cut off family members for their support of Trump, so it will be what it will be.

 

Thank Goodness for

Ensemble1698878795 said: "The Distinctive Baritone said: "It's a little weird to me that none of the three leads have been on Broadway before, and the guy playing the Phantom's biggest credit is being in the ensemble of a national tour. Not saying he won't be fantastic, but that is a pretty major jump up the showbiz ladder.

Also, can we please stop with "hot Phantom?" Why is he posing for the press photo with his pecs poking out of a half-but

Sutton Ross said: "Dude, that person hasn't posted in 12 years so I doubt they will answer you. This thread is 21 years old but it's cute to read it. I never saw Mamma Mia! but I'm glad it's coming back for you guys that love it so much.

Fun Home."

Now THAT is funny! I had never seen this post, and started from the beginning only to get annoyed with the crappy attitudes and then skipped to reply before reading the rest. My

The trailer visuals didn’t bother me nearly as much as it seems to bother others. It’s never going to look like Hal Prince’s brilliant staging, so I’m OK with it looking a little bit more like Mamma Mia! Here I Go Again, ha! I’m just happy (most of) the story is being told. 
 

That being said… My number one trailer pet peeve was utilized with the constant pounding drums trying to build momentum throughout. Why does every trailer

My review on page one of this thread is still my thoughts months later, but now with the cast announcement I am a bit worried about the physical production. 
 

The cast is fantastic and Christine is literally one of my favorite Donna’s I’ve ever seen; but this is the entire tour cast which would lead me to believe the entire tour set will be loaded into the Winter Garden for this sit-down; which would be heartbreaking. I know nobody comes to Mamma Mia! for th