I went to one in Oklahoma City a couple years ago. It was advertised as, well, a rave, so I was expecting it to be remixes, but it's just the songs. There were often times where they played songs with dialogue in the middle that just made the space feel awkward. The rave portion were lights that didn't fit with the songs at all.
Showtunes I remember them playing are "Footloose" from the stage version Footloose, "Hello" from Book of Mormo
The original production was ahead of its time, I would love to see this show again. Off-Broadway is a fantastic place for this show to have a second life.
I still hold by my opinion that American Psycho should've won Best Lighting over Hamilton.
MemorableUserName said: "I apologize for any confusion, or if there is a more accepted term when it comes to Broadway. I do tend of think of it more when it comes to movie reviews, where a review embargo tends to be a widely known concept. The fact that theater reviewers don't drop their reviews whenever they want before opening, but at a time on opening night dictated by the production, would seem to indicate the same concept is at work,so it's the term that came to mind."
It's the proper term. Press embargos are used for a variety of stories and press releases.
djoko84 said: "If Cole has the flu then what does that mean for the $5 show today? Does that mean they'll be out for Mary's special birthday performance? That would suck."
Cole posted to Instagram that they'll be in the show tonight!
Dreamboy3 said: "There are other threads already on this topic, but wanted to offer a view to counter the gushing narrative that has taken over this board. I don’t get it. Yes, the design and staging are great (though the design may work against the material) but everything else about this show was mediocre, with the score not even meeting that low standard. I admired Criss’ performance but that is the best I can say about the two leads And when I saw it this weekend, the
I'm visiting NYC the week before Thanksgiving and am looking for a Thursday matinee on Nov. 21st. I currently have tickets to see Oh, Mary and The Outsiders. Do you have any recommendations based on the list below? Were there any Thursday matinees I overlooked?
A Wonderful World The Great Gatsby Left on Tenth The Roommate Sh!t. Meet. Fan.
Huss417 said: "Probably the least time on stage and also won the Tony Award for featured actress in a musical would be Marilyn Cooper for Woman of the Year.
I believe there is a thread on here somewhere where something similar has been asked before if you are looking for more."
Marilyn Cooper was the first one to pop into my head. I believe she was on stage for less than 10 minutes (you all, please correct me if I'm wrong), but from the performance below I can see why she was lauded.
