Profile for keatonbynumbers

I have, and my boyfriend has. So, at least two?

Carrie In My Life Via Galactica Dude NOW you all wish you'd seen Lestat. When it was me all alone in that theatre, night after night, wearing my KISS ME CAROLEE t-shirt and weeping, where were you then?

Also, Sutton was being hit on by some sort of dillusional prostitute. She knew this would happen when she chose to work in this crazy business!

Tch. Except for the people who embarrassingly love Joseph so much that they can't help but see it every time they're in London. Not that I know anyone like that. Uh.

Or just play on man's sympathy for technology! Telling them it interferes with the performance won't deter them, but tell them that it interferes with the mics and they'll turn those suckers off willingly.

Aw, it's way pretty. She isn't just kicking the dog, though, she's stepping right on it, completely maiming and crippling it permanently. Which, honestly, is good, because that's a direction that this particular musical has never been taken in.

I wish I was less excited about this, but I don't know, I just love Godspell so much it's unnatural. I would definitely prefer a Pippin revival, but this is just as good to remind me that once upon a time, I did really adore Schwartz. But I agree about casting all unknowns. Having any one character being too distinctive because of the actor playing them would really take away from it a lot, IMHO. I mean, knowing how theatre fans these days are, I imagine even a cast of unknowns will have some...

Sherie Rene makes insane look insanely hot.

Smaxie, that's SCARILY accurate. I'm partial to the 1988 (1987? Whatever) with Patti recording, but the studio cast from 1988 (the one with Kim Criswell) is definitely, definitely worth having. Also, I may be lying about the year, I don't know if it's 1988.

Is it incredibly contrived and obvious of me to cast Susan Egan as Meg? Because... you know, she was pretty much perfect.

This is fairly shocking, as I didn't know commoners were allowed inside the theatre any more.

Ha ha ha ha. Man. I love JOSEPH.

Ergh. There's still SR, though, right?

So, he only played two performances? For some reason, I think my father was really excited about Simon Shepherd, so I hope he happened to see either of those performances. 'Cause, well... that sucks for him.

Yeah, but then, shouldn't he shun costumes altogether? An all-nude production of COMPANY? "Esparza's Bobby is the most vulnerable Bobby yet," the critics could say.

Khashoggi, your bashing of RENTheads is a very clever method of making your opinion seem superior.

I never do. It's not a money thing, it's just how I am. Even the worst show in the world has the possibility of wowing me in the last six minutes, and why would I want to miss that? I've seen plenty of others walk out, though. I usually take their seats. Thanks, you guys.

I honestly wouldn't be surprised if Patti effortlessly split herself in two and did both shows. This would only confirm my suspicions about her.

This is cool with me. COMPANY has always been one of my favorite shows, but around "Barcelona", I do start to get a little restless. Nudity would wake me up, I think.

Yeah, what is the deal with "shrecking"? Is that how, like, Bill Finn says it, and he didn't realize that it's not actually how most people say it? It's always confuses me.