Profile for Matt Rogers

Sutton Ross said: "BoringBoredBoard40 said: "I really want to understand why Ariana after winning an Oscar is returning to the theatre to do a small obscure off-broadway musical

she really needs new management"

She clearly has great management, a sold out fantastic show in a role she's wanted to play forever. For a theater actress, that's incredible. Ridiculous statement."

America’s Sweetheart strikes again! 

Zeppie2022 said: ""How are you so vile all the time?
what happened in your childhood that brought you to this! "

She is not a nice person and known liar. Somebody on this board sarcastically nicknamed her "America's Sweetheart" which is quite funny considering her mean spirited posts. Just ignore her and her need to be in charge of English grammar on BWW -lol"

That would be me who named her that, and we’ve seen the last o

barcelona20 said: "kdogg36 said: "barcelona20 said: "You and others love the show. I did not, mainly because the show sets her up as a victim, but then turns out she is the victim of her own bad decisions. I think it destroys all the goodwill built up prior to the reveal, but others, including yourself still feel empathy for her. That is what I don't understand."

Building on what I just posted, have you not made a few bad decisions? I certai

Huss417 said: "rosscoe(au) said: "Thanks Auggie27 for the review of the score.

Whoever asked, no Sutton can’t be anything but rude and condescending."

I didn't ask but what stating the obvious

"I know this is difficult for you but you can still correct someone without being so condescending."

They are the first to call out someone for thingthat don't even require a response but when someone calls t

Kad said: "Matt Rogers said: "Kad said: "The Rob Lake show is really a baffling case of producing malpractice. The Muppets were always going to be the selling point here- they're beloved cultural icons and Lake's biggest claim to fame to the public is being a quarter finalist on America's Got Talent in 2018. Using the Muppets to get people in the door and then barely showing them was never not going to backfire. If the magic was incredibly impressive, pe

Kad said: "The Rob Lake show is really a baffling case of producing malpractice. The Muppets were always going to be the selling point here- they're beloved cultural icons and Lake's biggest claim to fame to the public is being a quarter finalist on America's Got Talent in 2018. Using the Muppets to get people in the door and then barely showing them was never not going to backfire. If the magic was incredibly impressive, perhaps it would mitigate their absence, but even

MayAudraBlessYou2 said: "If Netflix can't get people into Stranger Things on "Halloweekend" then I don't know what their gameplan is. Yes, I understand it's an abysmal holiday for Broadway in general, but this would have been the perfect show to eat up all the tourist dollars as folks look for spooky fun. It's obvious that they hope Season 5 is going to miraculously juice this thing...but it just ain't happening. I mean, even the Season 5 trailer had som

Elisheba Rachel said: "I didn’t care for this at all. The first major problem is that it’s boring as hell. I saw a community theater production of this a year ago in a small makeshift“theater” and it worked perfectly as an amateur production with amateur actors. That in and of itself works better for a show like Bat Boy.City Center is just too big and grand and this production feels too polished and produced. I also didn’t get much satire. Again, the pro

witchoftheeast2 said: "Kad said: "witchoftheeast2 said: "
Please do me a favor and open your mind a smidge, just a small bit, to the fact that not everyone knows these things"

Girl, it’s Rocky ****ing Horror. It’s been around for 50 years. Audience participation is what has kept it around. A production that does not accommodate callouts is a failed production, because they are going to happen. That is how fans

bruceway said: "BensHairyAss said: "Transferring was a really stupid idea? I think that’s still TBD but money, as others have pointed out, was not a factor in transferring the show to Broadway. Those are very very wealthy women producing it and are seasoned Broadwayproducers. Money was not the aim."

I wouldn't have seen it if it hadn't had transferred and I absolutely adored it so... that's just another small reason why it wasn't a

Up In One said: "The narrator rolewas also played by Bryce Pinkham for the Actors Fund "concert" performance, and it was just as cringy and distancing as many are reporting. We left thinking, well maybe it was part of the shorthand they needed for the concert version. Something tells me we saw this version of the book at the benefit, and it wasn't abridged for the "concert." Theone consistent element of the word of mouth so faris that they are singing their ar