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uncageg said: "dramamama611 said: "I had the opposite opinion: I was more impressed with Grande than Erivo. I found Erivo's choices very safe. It probably didn't help that my expectations for Grande were fairly low."



I totally agree and have been trying to come up with the word for Erivo's performance. Safe. It hit me during "The Wizard and I". It was supposed to be a joyful moment for Elphaba and I just wasn't feeli

rattleNwoolypenguin said: "Maybe jukebox musicals really work only when the jukebox they're choosing has a baked in guaranteed enormous big money paying audience.

I also feel like if we're not doing a guaranteed butts in seats tourist fare of Taylor Swift: The Musical or something,why not just have composers write original music for this story?"

Girl From the North Country ​​​​​​did well, considering it was playin

A day after seeing it I'm still thinking about Cynthia Erivo's delivery of "well if that's love, it comes at much too high a cost!" - she's giving a performance that people will be talking about for years, I'm sure.

I've never actually seen Wicked on stage, and I was only familiar with a few of the songs from high school band, so I went in fairly cold. The movie definitely feels like the first part of something, and

AX OF MURDER by Pat Cook was the show my old high school put on for their Fall Play this year, and it's classic high school drama material.  It's broad, silly, and includes a lot of interaction with the audience.  The story is set around an acting troupe who are trying to decide what play to do next (sometimes with input from the audience).  When the director decides the script "Ax of Murder" is to her liking, the writer becomes spook