Profile for Ball of Buttah

JSquared2 said: "For all of the faux "outrage" over Lindsey's missed performances (and the trolls who are keeping score), where is all of that outrage over Lorna Courtney's attendance in & JULIET?"
 

What don't people understand about being above the title? Was Lorna above the title; if she was, then I'm gravely mistaken. I thought Taffy made it clear above about the issues with the producers not being transp

Caught this show last night and I had bigger expectations than I thought. Evan was great and sounds phenomenal, which surprised me since I only knew her from True Blood, Westworld, and other random indie films (non-singing roles). Darren was good as always and firmly comfortable playing the lesser singer/actor to his co-leads. Bryce was also superb as Orin and other random characters. Got the most laughs of the night. The Urchin trio gave the best performance for me. Overall, cute show if not

jimmycurry01 said: "verywellthensigh said: "If JLo has the breath capacity to do the title song, I'll play Maria Stuarda at the Met."

It's a movie; she only has to do it once, she gets as many takes as is necessary to do it, and they can cut together multiple takes. I don't suspect it will be a problem. I'll see you at the Met."

Uhm, JLo cannot sing, BUT she's an absolute star and phenomenal dancer. She proved that in

Finally caught Lea tonight after missing her in May due to her COVID call out. The show is meh, but she is definitely stupendous. I think she was still a little sick because she coughed a little at curtain call. I thought each song got better and better with the best at the Funny Girl/Parade reprise at the end. Crazy good. Jared was amazing at dancing; Tovah was her usual best Jewish mama ever; and even Ramin's acting improved throughout the show. 

Great 2-show day in Broadway

Got to catch this amazing show tonight with a friend, who thought it was excellent, too. I think the highlights for me were Annaleigh, Ruthie Ann, Rapson, Josh, and Gaten; in that order. The actress who played Joanna was meh, but Daniel as Anthony was a surprise delight. The production was great overall, even the ensemble dancing. It was weird watching it at the Tony's w/o much context, but in the whole show it made more sense and flowed nicely from beginning to end. 

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marknyc2 said: "I do think the show is geared more toward non-Filipino audiences who don’t know the history and atrocities of these people

That's exactly the problem - it's presenting these despots as "fun" to a white audience. Just saying that it's an anti-Marcos show doesn't address the damage done if they are portrayed sympathetically. Are they?"

I'm Filipino, immigrated from PI in the 80s, and I had the roll