SteveSanders said: "Kad said: "Yeah the last thing I need to see is Trump from the perspective of the British."
Serious question:Is there a playwright whose perspective on Trump would you find appealing?
My hunch is Kushner could do justice to his terrible reign even if Trump himself was not necessarily a real character in the play."
Kushner himself mentioned in 2017 that he was working on a play about Trump (who he astutely described as being both "borderline psychotic" and "very boring") but indeed wasn't sure whether or not Trump himself would appear as a character in it
I recall Bertie Carvel got pretty good notices for his portrayal of Trump in The 47th a few years back. I have doubts he'd be in consideration for this, as it's presumably a substantially different sort of performance/portrayal.
They were so proud of their Broadway casting and would’ve never cast non neurodivergent actors, so this is surprising. Regardless to the actors in it, the show isn’t very good.
That's because it was Broadway casting. There's a difference between professional casting and amateur casting in terms of expectation.
I'd also wager there are more neurodivergent theatre nerds out there than you might expect. I'd also expect that groups or p
Jonathan Cohen said: "ER765 said: "I really like her, but once again this casting makes absolutely no sense."
I was at a Q&AMelissa Barrera did for the obscure movie Your Monster back in 2024, and basically out of nowhere, she started talking about how much she wanted to be cast in a Broadway musical."
