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Seeing Bernadette at Two River Theatre in a few weeks, can't wait to see her in a relatively intimate venue.

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I love that the Times does their own photography, it's almost always so much better than the production photos. 

Saw it shortly before opening, and it was fine, if not memorable. But I account that to the fact there's really nothing timeless to break through in public consciousness and make it to parody level. As much of a hit that Hell's Kitchen in, the Venn Diagram is not wide enough to make it worthy of an extended number. Even narrower for Suffs. The Back to the Future arc was fun because it had more to play with. But otherwise, a lot of talent with not much to play with.

While I normally give anything Cynthia says an eye roll, I actually agree with her on this. The amount of people creating their own edits to "fix it" to match the Broadway poster is galling to me. The movies is its own thing. The poster design is intentional. It doesn't need to adhere to what some people think it should be. 

Can't imagine a scenario where A Wonderful World makes it anywhere past the spring.

I noticed that the "box" seats or whatever they're called on the sides, are not onsale for any performance. Anyone know if you can pick up in person, or are they being held for rush? Sat there for Sweeney and really liked the regular chairs.

The first Joker was a good actor in a terrible movie. I have no excitement to see the sequel except morbid curiosity.

Mentioned this in the other thread, but instead of all or nothing, how about just at the theatres they performed in? I think that carries a bit more significance than fighting about it.

if there was an option for lights to dim at the theatres they performed, I think that could be a good compromise to literally all or nothing. Otherwise, let's all calm down, there's far more bizarre choices being made out there.

Saw the original production a good 8-10 times. I absolutely loved it. While I understood some of the criticisms, I think they were a bit over-exaggerated. 

Play Esq. said: "Hopefully, I'll like it more than already reported. I'm largely seeing it for Kit Connor, as I think he has potential to be an excellent actor, one around for quite some time.

Does he, though? I don't mean to be cynical, but he seems like this year's model, namely from "Heartbreaker."I haven't seen anythingto support a groundbreaking future career, but maybe I'm missing something. Wouldhappy to be proven wrong.

Shock and devastation. So young, with such a fruitful career in such a short time, but with the potential for so very much more. 

Usually love Jesse, but this is just some interesting thoughts looking for a point.

TotallyEffed said: "The whole design looks like a self help book from 2003 that wound up in the 99 cent bin of some Borders in Wisconsin."

Left on Tenth already sounds like the most generically titled show-within-a-show, so it makes sense the marketing should look equally generic.

Elsie Fest just happened, right? Did he make any reference to it there?

In the minority, maybe, but I don't like it when two awards for the same project counts towards EGOT. From Ben and Cynthia's Emmy wins for a promotional appearance, to P&P, among others, winning a Grammy for the same product they put on Broadway.

Darren was on Elvis Duran Show, and discusses the show!

Darren Criss On Elsie Fest 2024, Broadway's 'Maybe Happy Ending' + More | Elvis Duran Show

FYI at the end of today's Elvis Duran show, he said Darren might be interviewing tomorrow. Interesting that he said maybe.

Grossed out but can't say I'm not surprised by the high ticket prices, his name was getting $180-$350 for Little Shop. But the Little Shop name was a big help.