Profile for blaxx

TotallyEffed said: "blaxx said: "TotallyEffed said: "I haven’t read a single comment in this thread so forgive me if I’m repeating anything anyone has already said. Looking forward to going back and reading all your comments.



I feel certain this will come to Broadway, hopefully Circle in the Square. The show finally…. makes….sense? What an absolutely inspired, entertaining, moving night of theatre. And this is coming

TotallyEffed said: "I haven’t read a single comment in this thread so forgive me if I’m repeating anything anyone has already said. Looking forward to going back and reading all your comments.



I feel certain this will come to Broadway, hopefully Circle in the Square. The show finally…. makes….sense? What an absolutely inspired, entertaining, moving night of theatre. And this is coming from someone who really disliked Cats and thought t

ColorTheHours048 said: "A cheap - though clearly very expensively produced - imitation of Sleep No More in nearly every way: from the dimly lit, pseudo maze of an entry; to the clunkyVenetian masks; to the horrendous audience behavior. I didn’t stay until the finale, so I can’t give my take on the show as a whole, but I was bored enough and had been bodychecked enough that I decided it wasn’t worth the further disappointment.

My biggest complaint is that

Jarethan said: "MichelleCraig said: "WAIT UNTIL DARK was originally on Broadway with Lee Remick in 1966. It was revived in 1998 with Marisa Tomei and Quentin Tarantino.

I'monly familiar with the film adaptation starring Audrey Hepburn. Does anyone here have knowledge or opinions on the stage version(s)? Do you think it could work on Broadway today?"

This is probably semantics, but I think of Wait Until Dark as a thriller, not horror. I saw

BroadwayNYC2 said: "Have whatever opinion of the show you want, I don’t care. But nothing drives me up a wall more than “bUt iT DOesNt HaVE a PlOT.”


We know, it never really claimed to. Use your vocabularyto formulate an argument, then let’s have the discussion."

^This, consider poetry doesn't have plots. They may have used a thin narrative thread to follow along in Cats; yet the show it's thematical, not story dr

chrishuyen said: "It is kind of annoying how much the "Cats is bad" discourse has grown in the past few yearsfor the general public who may have not even seen Cats(though of course it wasn't helped by the movie), but if anything I find it more impressive that those who hated Cats to begin with were able to enjoy the show so much. As for musical theater snobs, I feel like that's practically in the job description of being a critic ;)"

The "I hat

chrishuyen said: "blaxx said: "chrishuyen said: "Someone I know mentioned they felt like they fixed some of the problems with Sleep No More, namely having wider hallways/stairs and that the space is huge. From online chatter it seems like the story may be a lot more loosely involved, and at least one person complained about being in dead zones too much with not being able to figure out where things were happening. I think they're doing a "preview" peri

JSquared2 said: "KevinKlawitter said: "blaxx said: "BoringBoredBoard40 said: "Wagner Johnson are enhancing with an eye towards Circle In The Square in the Spring"

Best revival of a musical? Yaaaas queen!"

Given how hit or mess London transfers have been with critics as of late, I'd say that this would be tied neck-and-neck withGypsyas frontrunners for Best Musical Revival. Maybe even ah

chrishuyen said: "Someone I know mentioned they felt like they fixed some of the problems with Sleep No More, namely having wider hallways/stairs and that the space is huge. From online chatter it seems like the story may be a lot more loosely involved, and at least one person complained about being in dead zones too much with not being able to figure out where things were happening. I think they're doing a "preview" period, so this might be something that gets fixed ov