Profile for JSquared2

EvanstonDad said: "Sutton Ross said:I don't like dogs in any capacityMind can literally not wrap itself around this comment, lol.........I like dogs more than most people."Lol —and yet another piece of the “Sutton Ross” puzzle falls into place — what kind of psycho “doesn’t like dogs in any capacity”? America’s Sweetheart continues to hold her crown!

carlisle14 said: "Rosie was a train wreck. Not a good look for her. Oof. Terrible." Donnie, is that you???

Sutton Ross said: "People....make your own decision on how you spend your own money. Just like JayZ bought tickets to Death of a Salesman to support an abusive predator, bragged about it, and said "I had NO idea Scott Rudin was involved". HAHAHAHAHAHAHA.Thank you!My you're awfully chatty today, dear, what gives? Is your broomstick in the shop??

Sutton Ross said: "Where's quizking defending him tho? He's been so quiet about his obsessive crush! 😂" He must be busy filling in for you at your day job of stalking Audra McDonald in various NYC hotel lobbies!

Fred Mason said: "By Eugene O’NeillDirected by Ciarán O’ReillySeptember 25 - November 15StarringJon Beavers, Jonathan Crimeni, Joanna Glushak, Ariyan Kassam, John Keating, Hassiem Muhammad, Adam Petherbridge, Elizabeth Teeter, Harrison Tipping, and Audrey CardwellRun Time: 90 MinutesVery much looking forward to finally seeing this acclaimed production. I have a ticket I can sell you...

Wayman_Wong said: "Much will be written about Dolly Parton's hit songs, like ''Jolene'' and ''I Wil Always Love You.'' But I want to call attention to ''From Here to the Moon and Book,'' a lesser-known, but lovely and lilting tune she wrote for "Joyful Noise'' (2012), a wonderful movie written and directed by Todd Graff (who also did ''Camp'' and was a Tony nominee for ''Baby''). Dolly played G.G. Sparrow as she recalls her late husband (Kris Kristofferson), and Jeremy Jordan, in his fe

tomwsjr said: "I'll be skipping it!" Well someone had better let 2nd Stage know --- guess there's no point in continuing on if you won't be there!

Sydney James Harcourt MUST be El Gallo!

Broadway just called and said "No thanks. Once was MORE than enough!"

CoffeeBreak said: "MezzA101 said: "Did tickets for non-subscribers go on sale today? Got an email todayand it's a long wait in the waiting room for the queue."No. They've been on sale for some time. The email and press today pushed people to the website who were unaware it was on sale probably. Every date is 75 percent sold." More like 95% sold.

CoffeeBreak said: "kdogg36 said: "CoffeeBreak said: "I'll say it again and again"We know. Whenever there's something negative to be said about one of your various theatricalbêtes noires, you will say it again and again. And present it as the "absolute truth.""Il ne s'agit ni d'une vérité absolue (personne ne l'a prétendu) ni d'une bête noire. J'exprimerai ma vérité, ainsi que celle de beaucoup d'autres."

CoffeeBreak said: "Agreed. However, in this case, in private the cast of this show (and her others) do not say she was any help - as most have felt quite alone in their process. Says a lot of about the performances in Ragtime that they came as far are they did (time helped, of course). Wow! How fortunate for you to have so many Broadway stars share their private thoughts and feelings with you -- even though the minute they turn their backs, you go slithering away to betray their confidences o...

quizking101 said: "I just saw this tonight.Even though it is a fairly new play, in the AI world we live in, it is already hopelessly dated. While this might have been groundbreaking a few years ago (around the time of McNeal at Lincoln Center), a lot of the discussions being had in the world of the play feel like regurgitations of conversations we already have daily. It also does not help that the plot telegraphs what happens almost from the jump and that the characters are so thinly drawn th...

Matt Rogers said: "This was your first visit to a NY theatre Flash? And a full sippy cup of wine is more than $40, Flash. If you don’t like it, use the water fountain. And don’t look at concession prices at concerts and sporting events, Flash. It’s the same story.Flash has also apparently never been to a movie theater, either.

Fred Mason said: "This evening I went to The Whoopi Monologues. My friend was in line for the bar, he said he was getting a ginger ale, I said don’t do it, they’ll charge you $10, as a joke. The bartender said 9 dollarsplease. This is madness. This is criminal, it’s a scandal and an outrage. I knew it’s crazy overpriced, but my goodness they have taken it to a new level. I knew the alcoholic drinks are expensive but even a damn ginger ale is now almost $10 in the basement of a non profit thea...

MerrilyWePostAlong said: "https://www.vanityfair.com/story/jordan-roth-the-shards-profile"Does Roth’s ambition include a full-circle return to Broadway as an actor? Of course it does. He wants to do “a deconstruction of an existing famous musical,” and he’s already talking to old colleagues about it. “I would love to see him do Steel Magnolias,” says Kaia Gerber, another The Shards costar."Wonder what show that could be?&q

Fred Mason said: "I don’t think it’s necessarilythe best writtenplay, but let me tell you, there’s some great ideas being presented in this play. Itevokes a bygone era in politics when skipping out on jury duty would be a big scandal. Today, this would be a nothing burger.Writtenin the mid 90s, it feels like Wendy Wasserstein was ahead of her time with all of the themes ofintersectionality and progress through the generations, and how womenwant different things, and how women are fvcked in th...

everythingtaboo said: "Dolly80 said: "DaveyG said: "Tag said: "There's no reason for them to spend the extra money to bring over the British cast on an already exorbitantly expensive show."Bringing over Arti and James is important, but no one else."James maybe but Arti- why? It could be anyone in that suit."Any of these roles can be anybody, but Arti is an Olivier Award-winner and swapping her out would make her part of the role seem expendable. That wouldn't be fair to her, and let

inception said: "Who even cares? Honestly this Fall is looking really disappointing. I have tickets right now for In the Heights, Benjamin Button, Much Ado About Nothing, & A Few Good Men. Cats got stuffed in a bag with a bunch of bricks and thrown in the river. There's solittle else that interests me, sofinally this morning I paid $135 to United to change my flights & shorten my time in NYC this year. I still have space in my schedule for 3 more shows, and I will be going to DC to see Renèe ...

BwayMusician said: "KKeller6 said: "The interesting thing about these shows is, most of them have a very small set, or no real setat all. The stagehands havegreatly relaxed the rules regarding hiring for the load in. The lighting packages go up far quicker than they did 20-30 years ago. Rehearsal time before opening has been greatly reduced. I would love to see how that $18M got spent. And howit compares to shows in the past. You would think running expenses are down. The backstage crew can b...