Profile for OhHiii

BorisTomashevsky said: "“Interesting that you have such a strong and foreceful opinion about something you haven't even seen. You might want to get that checked.”

Tell that to everybody against the Times Square Casino.

But also, interesting that you have such a strong opinion about my opinion. Is this hall of mirrors as much fun for you as it is for me? 🙄"

God you’re a nuisance. Please find a hobby outside of what

Shows always hold seats back for contractual obligations and to fulfill house seats. I swear every time a new show starts selling tickets yall completely forget how any of this works. 

And I see that Lea is still living rent free in heads on this board. I’d love to know how those still harping on outdated (and full of inconsistencies) stories if they’d like their lives hampered by things they did in their early 20s. Love throwing stones in those glass houses don’

Birdie Boy said: "Why r u pushing them out the door? Do you know their numbers? They’ve made just under a million week by week"

We have eyes and understand math. Their music catalogue alone catapults their baseline expenses. Their break even is absolutely over $1mil. And the roles aren’t like Chicago that any old star could go into it. MR also typically doesn’t do as well as other long running shows over the holidays. And only really has stronger Fa

Yeah absolving Beanie of blame in the Funny Girl situation is pretty laughable. She knew she couldn't sing that part just like everyone else who worked on those songs with her in rehearsals did. And big yes to the nepotism point. She's essentially an adopted daughter of the Platts. I would be willing to bet that is the sole reason she was not excused from the production. In a rational world, the production would have been postponed to rehearse a new Fanny. But instead they let the sto

The fact is, shows lose money like this every single season year in and year out. Prognosticating on the state or broadway finances based on this one production is silly. Revivals are notoriously hard to recoup. And I imagine that Sunset’s expenses beyond what regular shows incur (the walk permitting to close the street, etc) proved to be expensive. Interesting to me that Jamie Lloyd put his own money into it. Rule #1 of lead producing has always been to produce with other people&r

Crusty Bagel said: "Nicole was far too pedestrian to play the role. Jamie Lloyd went down the failed Patti route with the big voice and annoying schtick. He should have chosen someone like Rosamund Pike to play the role.
Frankly, Glenn sang the score better than Nicole ever did."

I’d suggest you look up the definition of pedestrian because the use in this context is actually comical. You the same person who’s been dogging Nicole and the revival since

Dreamboy3 said: "Erasing Jews has been a trend going back to the Fiddler production starring non-Jews, to the museum of Broadway, to the Academy of Motion Pictures in LA."

That last sentence is crazy given leadership/producers of the things you mention are in fact Jewish, but anyway...Pedro Garza is not a Black actor and plays Cliff quite often. 

What Billy said here is ridiculous and out of bounds, but please lets live in reality. 

 

macbeth said: "Meanwhile, Todrick is everywhere. The emcee character (think a mashup of Stanley Tucci and Alan Cumming) is suddenly a main character and inserts himself into every single number save for a couple of the women’s ballads. It’s hard not to feel like the show was reverse-engineered around him, rather than the other way around."

The most unsurprising turn of events to ever befall a show. Who and I mean WHO wants to see Todrick do anything for 2