Profile for Lot666

iluvtheatertrash said: "7thbighero said: "Go to Vegas. Because if you need lavish sets and big casts to stimulate your brain, you don’t have the capacity to appreciate art."

3) Try, just a little, being less of an arrogant, condescending snob. You catch more bees with honey."

Thank you. The type of post you're responding to is what makes this board so deeply unpleasant.

RippedMan said: "I don’t get why this board is so negative. I’d imagine this will have wonderful word of mouth and sales will pick up quickly."

The negativity and rampant b!tchiness drives me away from this board. I don't read it or post here nearly as often as I used to because there are so many Michael Riedel types who are just gleefully mean to other members and to shows.

I think it would've been more effective (and appropriate) if the fishnet had been placed in the foreground, with the logo designed as a tattoo showing through a tear in the fabric.

It's certainly not a very exciting/engaging cover, IMHO, nor do I get the connection with the material.

"God Is A DJ, a brand new musical in development, is set to bring the world of DJs and club culture to the stage. Blending a live DJ, live band, and iconic dance hits, it reimagines the pulse of electronic dance music in a bold theatrical experience."

So this is why Paul Adam Schaefer left Masquerade.

This website has a history of posting click-bait headlines for stories that prove to be non-stories.

macbeth said: "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAkRkSyWqDM

I know these mashups aren't the best way to judge a whole performance, but boy do none of these seem very connected to the song or material."

I can only agree in part. I think Ryan Vona and Quentin Earl Darrington sound quite promising, but I see/hear nothing memorable in Kyle Scatliffe (literally stiff as a board and just as bland) and Nik Walker, and Telly Leung and Clay Singer seem woefully miscast.

everythingtaboo said: "I mentioned this on Reddit, but I'm biased since I've been a fan of Ryan's since I saw him perform in Paramour, soI loved his portrayal.I know there's been talk about his relative youth, but to me I lent well that the scars, so to speak, were fresh, so his tears and his frayed edges felt fresher also, and the youth worked because while not as tall as a lot the other actors, he was agile and it felt dangerous, that he really could just be anywhere."

But most importantly, how were his big notes in "Music of the Night", i.e., "Let your soul take you where you long to BE!" and "Help me make the music of the night..."? 

 

EDSOSLO858 said: "Louis McCartney and the full original Broadway cast will play their final performance on March 29."

 I really wanted to see Louis do this one more time.

 

everythingtaboo said: "I was looking to see Ryan, so I saw that update just in time to request a ticket swap."

Have you seen him yet? If so, what did you think? 

 

macbeth said: "Loved this movie!"

I love Maria Freedman!

everythingtaboo said: "Lot666 said: "With the recent departure of some leads, does anyone know the Phantom/Christine casting for each pulse now?"

Reddit post with the current schedule, note that in the comments, there's been a switch-up."

Thanks for this! I had heard that Ryan was at 7:30pm and Quentin was at 8:15pm, so glad to see the comments after the original post.

With the recent departure of some leads, does anyone know the Phantom/Christine casting for each pulse now?

I would never have expected Tom Felton to have such a profound impact on Harry Potter and the Cursed Child ticket sales. It's truly amazing.

Still delighted for Stranger Things. 

The set design appears to be an overt reference to Tunnel, which is mentioned several times in the book.

MimiChika said: "blaxx said: "Meh?"

I agree. The cast is sad and not exciting. Meh"

Me too. There's nothing about any of these people that makes me think of their respective characters.