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malcs98 said: "GottaGetAGimmick420 said: "Between this thread and the column that came out today about the Cats roadshow party being held at Le Bernardin..... lol...."

so you're saying both things are not happening? are Ragtime and lear are getting both revival and director? if so, prove to me where the direction was, b/c I didn't see any in the show"

I’m really tired of people saying that there was no direction at Ragtime.

I don’t recall baseball caps ever being an issue but tall hair and tall caps especially on tall people have been a problem on multiple occasions, especially when the hair or hat is also wide thus making it impossible to adjust my body so that I have a sightline between the heads of the people in front me. Not sure what can be done about the hair situation. Other than to find someone taller to switch seats with but that comes with its own set of problems (unless the tall person is w

Huss417 said: "EDSOSLO858 said: "

Tom Felton was on vacation this week from POTTER, hence their major drop.

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Huge drop. I wonder what he is getting paid as this drop shows that he is the reason a majority of people have been seeing the show."

I continue to be amazed at what a draw he’s been. I wonder if the producers are courting other actors from the film to play adult versions of themselves, Obviously Radcl

I didn’t like this at all so Im in the minority here. This was amusing but not nearly as funny to me as others describe. It’s not nearly as funny or as biting as the Ballusters or Fallen Angels or Eureka Day. The only performances I liked were Ehrenreich and Edmond and while Edmond’s delivery was ethe funniest aspect of the play, and I suppose she ended up as the therapist they all need, I felt like I had seen the no nonsense mother who who turns the table on the younger gen

Voter said: "MadsonMelo said: "They are very different aspects what art celebrates. “Ragtime” is social, political, extremely now, and I think many people resonate with that especially because the Acting is superb (can it win 4 Acting Tonys?), but “Cats” is such a queer celebration, something is so close to the theater community that I also find hard to ignore, and unlikely “Ragtime”, This production put “Cats” upside down and

After reading some predictions in the prediction thread, I realized that every time someone didn’t pick Manville for best actress I got irritated so that is the one for me. It was one of the most astonishing performances I’ve seen in my life (and I’ve been around a long time). I did think Coons and Flood gave fantastic performances and I would likely be very happy if either won had Oedipus been in a different season (though I would lean to Flood whose career would benef

binau said: "Can we please get Tveit or a Dan who can sing? I know Jamie Parker has his fans, and he is probably my favourite Dan so this probably sounds contradictory (though I never saw Brian D’arcy James but I saw the others live so Spencer, Jason D, the US tour Dan etc). But I’m just sick of Jamie's horse voice now after Into the Woods. I’m just over exposed. I want a singer who can act not an actor who can ‘sing’."

Jason Daniely

Zeppie2022 said: ""I know very little about this show or if it was a smashing success here when it first came to Broadway, perhaps they are unsure if it would even do well? Announce or let it go. "

For a show with very serious subject matter (bipolar disorder), it was huge hit and recouped investment in the first year it ran on Broadway. Alice Ripley gave awesome performance and won Tony award for Best Actress in Leading Role. It was when others and I discovered

Ptero2 said: "Anyone think Kelli O'Hara has a shot at a nom? They love nominating her almost as much as they love not giving her the trophy. It's been 22 years since the last time she missed a nomination (for Dracula, the Musical) and the last two slots in Leading Actress in a Play feel pretty wide open."

I’ve been wondering this myself since the conventional wisdom is that Byrne is getting the nomination. I actually thought Kelli was better than Byrne

For me, this was just awful. I’m sure my reaction was exacerbated by the people sitting around me who, despite the signage about this being live theater, thought they were in their living room with a running commentary about what they were liking about the production. The call outs seemed sad - a few random boomers trying to relive their teen years. The score - which I do enjoy - never sounded good. Juliette Lewis’s rock and roll voice is a total mismatch with Science Fiction. And

Saw it last night and while it was funny and overall enjoyable I agree with the posters who felt it was something has been done before (and done better particularly in Eureka Day). And I could see too many of the plot revelations a mile away. I didn’t buy some of the characters (especially the travel writer) and Kenny Leon did Kenny Leon -not a good thing.

The set was beautiful but the transitions were overdone and didn’t have the impact that I think was intended.
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Jordan Catalano said: "I’m curious if they’ve done serious work since the last posts in this thread because i thought this was a riot. People in the audience tonight were almost screaming with laughter. I’ve never seen Kelli do this kind of physical comedy before and I want her to do so much more of it. Rose was such a natural onstage and again, just start to finish absolutely hilarious.

I wish I had seen it a few weeks ago to see if I just found this a h