What a strange question, although I am curious to see if anyone says The Great Gatsby, which would forever label them as someone with absolutely no taste.
GottaGetAGimmick420 said: "You’re being dense. It’s not about the email itself. It’s about saying it’s a tragedy while the cast is en route to the theater for all they know is “a meeting”. But whatever, call me crazy for wanting producers to practice a little basic human decency. “Due to unforeseen circumstances” was all that needed to be said. Instead Deadline picked up the story before the cast was even at the theater and informed.
The whole post was an overreaction, even with regard to the person who didn't like that they emailed ticket buyers before the cast meeting. I swear, it seems like some people are so quick to be offended that they don't even fully read what they're complaining about before posting.
Revisited the show today after seeing it last in January, and it really is brilliant. Cole is fantastic, of course, but Conrad is just so damn good, as well. As a bonus, Michaela Coel was there, and I was kind of starstruck, since I've been a fan since Chewing Gum.
Broadway Flash said: "The nyt didnt even mention redmayne which was weird. His performance didn’t get bad reviews"
The point is that universally-praised Groff isn't losing to or splitting votes with Redmayne, whose performance plenty of people dislike, or at least just don't care about.
