Profile for DramaTeach

ColorTheHours048 said: "Unless they have a big A-lister in line for the female role in Three Days of Rain, I can probably count on my fingers and toes how many people would buy a ticket to see the co-lead of a single episode of television in it on Broadway. That play is a snooze, even without Julia Roberts weighing it down. Put it in Cherry Lane for a couple months maybe."

I think you’re underestimating the fans of that show. And while one episode focused on hi

UWS10023 said: "I saw the production over the weekend and found it quite entertaining and I laughed out loud several times at the physical comedy. I was very impressed with Kelli O’Hara for I had no idea she hadsuch sharp comedic skills. The setand costumes were top notch. I adore Rose Byrne but I had a difficult time understanding her. And as her character became more intoxicated she sounded like she was chewing on marbles. She desperately needed a stage acting coach to work w

merrily_we_roar_on.11 said: "ok I saw him last night and I have thoughts.

this show should've closed with Groff. It's painful to say but very evident when comparing my two different experiences with this show.

the real strong suit overall of the show was groff and the way that he beautifully embedded it with significance by connecting it to his love of performing. you could feel his need for performing behind every step he took. as someone who r

Auggie27 said: "How is Garnett Williams? Would love to know how she navigates the second act "Memory." It's the only staging in the show that for me doesn't quite come up to the reinvention. Maybe because - no spoilers - the first act "Memory" genuinely wrecked me. I go way back to Cats - I saw the original-original in the West End in November 1981 (took my parents) - but this wasthe first time the first act "Memory" pulledunexpected but

I was one of the people at tonight‘s show, but I definitely didn’t pay those prices. They give out bracelets as people entered, and the enthusiasm and energy were high throughout. Lots of standing ovations and long moments of applause. Speeches at the end, focused on how this was a once in a lifetime performance, and it was. He didn’t win the Tony, but this is one of those performances that will live on. The man is selling tickets, singing, dancing, and leaving it all out th

MayAudraBlessYou2 said: "Unless they have a much more in-demand crop of celebs, I doubt it is literally another Simon Rich show like All In and All Out. All Out didn't do nearly the business the producers hoped it would. It should be assumed that a third iteration in this series will continue the trend of diminishing returns unless they havemega A-Listers in the lineup. But there is also zero reason for producers to rush in another one of these before the end of the season. All O

PipingHotPiccolo said: "the Republicanism is never even explained or explored! The Phyllis character is a harsh, classic Republican in the Reagan style, and we get that, but everyone else-- their politics isnt explored AT ALL until the young one turns into a union organizing progressive because....she didnt get a promotion she wanted? Im laughing trying to articulate it now.

The show seems premised on the idea that everyone working at big I-banks are Republicans bec they a

BoringBoredBoard40 said: "Saw it tonight

first off FOR THE LOVE OF GOD TURN YOUR PHONES OFF

Right at the top somesone loud ass ring tone went off not once but TWICE

A big swing that I don't think entirely worked at moments but was a overall beautiful and haunting piece imagenatively staged and is really a showcase for Ethan Slater, also Maddie Corman is so wonderful in this.

It ultimately made me want to go and read more about Marcel Ma