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Why are a lot of y’all so ****ing negative all the time?

Good show, Bad show, Good singing, Bad singing, it doesn’t matter. The point is you take time out of your day to see something you enjoy, and if it doesn’t resonate with you, that’s cool too!! But I’m not getting up to leave during applause or a blackout just because something is bad.

The only time I’ve wanted to walk out of a show was the non eq tour of Chicago, but I stayed since I val

jimmycurry01 said: "Mr. Wormwood said: "I like the show but I'm not a fan of the emerging trend of touring productions making Broadway a "stop." However, if it's for a limited holiday run, I imagine it'll do pretty well."

This isn't an emerging trend. It's a returning trend. This used to happen all the time. Tours used to play on Broadway faurly regularly, from Oklahoma!, to to Hello, Dolly, and The Wiz."

I

witchoftheeast2 said: 

“Are you implying that when it comes to Broadway that doesn't give people a chance to get interested in the show? Shows that don't come to Broadway as a limited run are usually open-ended. That gives people plenty of time to get interested. They are just distracted by glitzy star-led productions and don't get interested in the other shows until it's too late. There's always time.”

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Can we save dead outlaw while we're at it??

I've seen bootlegs of both of these shows, and i think they both deserve a place in the theatre scene. Unfortunately, It was gonna be hard to sell the idea of Betty Boop on Broadway, The character has been out of the spotlight for a while, and while there is an audience I think this would make a much better touring show. 

A traveling production would sell well, with more people having access to the show and having

GottaGetAGimmick420 said: "Someone remind me what the age minimum to join this website is again?"

I have a car, tattoos, and a job.

I think if I’m able to drive, work, and get silly little pictures put on my body I’m able to be on a message board.

I just got overwhelmed and overly emotional over it and typed a really long and dumb message. Damn my autism.

I’m not a toddler in need of parental guidance on the internet, I think I&

Kad said: "I haven't been shy about my dislike of the production as a whole, but I am truly glad you really loved it, tacotheatrelover."

Cabaret was, weirdly enough the show that saved me. It was a one month summer stock production in Alabama that was based on this, the mendes production and the original production. That summer might’ve been the greatest summer of my life. When the show closed in August I was a wreck, sobbed for two weeks after my last

What kinda sucks is that the show progressively got better with every replacement, like the west end production. 

The word of mouth that went about Adam and Auli’i was an absolute godsend, bringing tons of people to the show who wouldn’t have seen the show before. Plus, those two were one of the best emcee and sally pairings I’ve ever seen.

Orville peck is Orville peck, the man is too sexy I cannot say anything else for my own good withou

Jordan Catalano said: "tacotheatrelover said: "Jordan Catalano said: "Marisha was fantastic. Billy was Billy. Like said earlier, it’s a shame this isn’t closing with the Orville, the best Emcee."

I counter your Orville Peck card with my Fra Fee card"

Ok that’s TOTALLY fair. In my original thoughts right after I saw Orville here I wrote he was ALMOST as good as Fra but I’ve seen him more than once now