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Lisalemann said: "Bettyboy72 said:
I think what elevated this show from a Vegas revue to a zeitgeist theatrical moment was the affable Jonathan Groff. He was so vulnerable and likable that you gave over to him and trusted him. You were willing to take the journey with him and suspend disbelief. He sounds nothing like Darin but it didn’t matter. His charm and talent won you over.

Speaking of trust, I do think being Groff being gay is a quality that appeals to

I have no issues with Morrison. I feel he is talented. That being said, I have never experienced him as a warm performer. I’ll be curious how he sells the show to audiences. 
 

I think what elevated this show from a Vegas revue to a zeitgeist theatrical moment was the affable Jonathan Groff. He was so vulnerable and likable that you gave over to him and trusted him. You were willing to take the journey with him and suspend disbelief. He sounds nothing like Darin bu

Back Row said: "The nature of the show almost guaranteesthat whoever is playing Bobby is going to come in with his own obsessed fan base. That certainly is the case with the first two replacements. As annoying as it is, I think the producers are counting on those “obsessed middle aged women” to keep the show on a front burner for awhile. I’m curious to see how it all plays out. Morrison can dance circles around both Groff and Jordan, who are both better vocally. And

BJR said: "Thank you for sharing your story, TheatreAddict.

Personally I see no evidence that Liza doesn’t know what’s going on. And on the contrary, she seems to be happy to be there and happy to promote the book.


So, as sad as it is to watch her in this shape, I don’t see the evidence this is all Michael’s doing."

Well if Michael is the “friend” he claims to be he’d NEVER allow her dignity and sa

The video of her leaving the theatre and people trying to get her into the car is shameful. Absolutely shameful. Whoever is coordinating her care and transportation should be fired. First, she deserved a private exit, even if it meant staff holding up blankets or creating a wall between her and people and cameras on the street. 
 

Second, they needed people trained in transfers assisting her out of the chair and into the car. Sickening. 
 

Feinstein

fashionguru_23 said: "Feinstein has never bothered me until the past year. I fell like Liza has always been very "obsessive/loyal"about certain people. For example, she had that chunk where CharlesAznavour was everywhere in her life, Jim Caruso was around a lot, Billy Stritch was with Liza for another chunk, then Michael Feinstein.

I had some reservations about Liza "producing" his Gershwin Country album. Something seemed very clout to me about that. I

“I'm going to take it as a good sign that Premiere Collectibles is sold out of signed copies of Liza's book. If those copies were autopen, there would be no reason for them to ever sell out. You can always fire up the pen and "sign" more.”

Thats not really how it works. An author typically signs a set number of “tip in” pages that are bound into books during pressing. The publisher agrees on a number (10,000) with the author and those are distr

I respect what they were trying to do, but it all fell flat to me. Insert a cheap looking J Lo music video into the film every twenty minutes. God bless her, but she’s out of her element. She has no gravitas to play the duality of the character or bring any sense of dread or malevolence. I thought she and Diego Luna were pretty dreadful. Miscast. Tonatiuh was a revelation. Couldn’t save the movie though. 
 

I loved the darkness and melancholy of the original