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Lisalemann said: "two ladies tickets said: "I have a friend that works for one of the producers. They're looking for a big name replacement and aren't having much success. They have asked Michael Bublé and Justin Timberlake and both declined."

If that's true - they dodged a bullet - I don't think either one of them has the charm or charisma to pull this role off.

I maintain that they should go outside the box and convinc

bwayobsessed said: "DramaTeach said: "Felt about the movie the same way I feel about act 2 - good but full or ballads, so it drags. There was a lot of crying on that screen. There were potentials for bright spots with the new songs, but Schwartz gave us more ballads (guess No Place Like Home is midtempo, but could’ve been way more joyous - like don’t leave because we LOVE it here so much that we’re all gonna have a big, fun dance moment!). Here are the perf

Felt about the movie the same way I feel about act 2 - good but full or ballads, so it drags. There was a lot of crying on that screen. There were potentials for bright spots with the new songs, but Schwartz gave us more ballads (guess No Place Like Home is midtempo, but could’ve been way more joyous - like don’t leave because we LOVE it here so much that we’re all gonna have a big, fun dance moment!). Here are the performances in order or who I thought was best:

1) A

Domingo was one of the gamblers in the Carnegie Hall production with Nathan Lane which was probably around 10 years ago. I think, with his personality, he’d be a better Nicely than Nathan Detroit. His Sit Down You’re Rocking the Boat would be fun. Not sure who I’d like as Nathan. It’s a weird part because, while technically the star, he doesn’t get to have a lot of fun. And he doesn’t even get a song. I do agree that Bailey would be a good Sky. All of

Saw it at City Center and went back today. Levy definitely has really improved as Mother. Her vocals still feel a little too modern for me, but I really thought her performance was much more developed.

The sets and costumes kind of didn’t feel much different to me than what we had at CC. Nothing on that stage today, set wise, added to my enjoyment. Instead of moving ladders, we now have moving ladders that are decorated to look more turn of the century. Okay. Maybe the only thing

GottaGetAGimmick420 said: "Word on the street is that they are holding out for full star A List casting. Most of my queer friends can't even get in the room or their agents say they aren't seeing them. They are holding out for Sabrina Carpenter to be Janet (good luck...)"

They can hold out for whomever they want, but that doesn’t mean they’ll get it. I also don’t understand why Sabrina Carpenter is constantly brought up in theater conversati

Many thoughts:

1) The time travel concept set at the World’s Fair with a romance happening is very much what sold me on this, but this went too long and was trying to get deep, but it never fully hit. There were a couple of good lines (*SPOILER* when discussing the exhibits on the technology at the Fair, O’Hara’s character says, “Aren’t we just replacing the issues we have with new issues” or something along those lines). 

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