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Diego Rodriguez in Sunset (for Joe) felt like witnessing a star being born.

Greg Jackson in Gentlemen's Guide: he stepped in for Jefferson Mays and playing nine different characters with all those quick changes seemed like a very tall order but he made it seemed easy; he only missed that fey quality that Mays has. 

I'm surprised almost no one has anything to say about Molly Osborne, the Desdemona. I guess it speaks for itself when people are raving about Emilia but say nothing about the Desdemona. 

The Emcee is one of the few characters a person could play in a mask and it not be completely absurd...so I don't blame people for wondering. It's not like he signed up for Henry Higgins. Anyway I'm sure he will be great unmasked. 

n2nbaby said: "Can’t wait to see this. Does Scott stage door?"

Yes, I've seen several pics and videos of him stagedooring, including an adorable interaction with a little girl who said she found it "funny." He's seems really sweet.

Maybe it's just that I've had months to get used to the idea of Audra singing Rose, but her head voice doesn't sound out of place at all in "Together wherever we go." She sounds delicious. I remember Lansbury used head voice in this number as well. 

MrsSallyAdams said: "My biggest issue in Boston was the heroine’s lack of agency. She’s dragged around by her husbands in act one. Then reacting to her daughter in act two. She wants material things. She goes on shopping sprees. But she never accomplishes anything. It’s hard to build a musical around that."

It seems like the main problem is the source material. That can't be fixed with a few tweaks or even extensive rewriting. 

I appreciate you sharing your thoughts. Sounds like a great show. 

JSquared2 said: "Voter said: "Is this a joke? I love "I Love My Wife" but... what? Super random show."



I guess you don't get sarcasm?

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Did that make you feel better big guy? 

The last rumor I read on social media was that this will go in the Kerr w/ Zegler with the Balcony scene played in the actual balcony of the Kerr. Is that even doable? Will everyone have to turn around during Don't Cry....or would the orchestra be reconfigured somehow like Cabaret? 

QueenAlice said: "Why do the same insane people who aren't even at the show keep posting over and over about it?"

So we can't post unless we're literally in the theater while posting here? 

poisonivy2 said: "Ok can I mention how amazing David Thaxton is as Max? Deep, resonant voice. I'd actually love to see him as Hades in Hadestown."

It's so counterintuitive to cast a Max that is younger than the Norma, but it works beautifully. The audience burst into applause halfway through "The greatest star of all" after he held "fade" forever in chest voice. 

Seb28 said: "WiCkEDrOcKS said: "This is absolutely not true. Tom performed in both shows on 12/11. Blessyou."

Then she didn't visit the show on the day she announced in the talkshow."

It was announced months ago that her plans changed because Tom was out sick. She went back on a night he was back on. 

If you are from out of town, your best bet is to leave a slot open on your schedule and check theatr app for last minute deals. There really isn't a way for an out of towner to buy inexpensive seats ahead of time. 

I think a lot of people misinterpret people being honest about a shows chances as "vultures hoping for a show to fail" when that isn't the intention, but in your case it is obvious that you are gleeful about this show failing. It's obnoxious and a little strange.