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Motherstruck

Jan 11, 2016 — 12:25:09 PM

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Motherstruck

Jan 11, 2016 — 11:46:03 AM

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Broadway to West End mystery

May 13, 2013 — 2:20:50 PM

Thoughts on what show it could be?? http://now-here-this.timeout.com/2013/05/13/secret-theatre-show/

Rigoletto at the Met

Feb 17, 2013 — 4:32:35 PM

The audience in my cinema theatre chuckled every time Renee asked a singer something to the extent of "How has setting it in the 60's changed your take on the story?" and everyone answered "It hasn't." So, I guess the time and place may be arbitrary after all. Yes, the production team truly has their own style. I loved what Susan Hilferty said after how she "eliminated" women-by giving them the bird masks and such, since they were just there to be objectified. I wish Kevin Adams was there bec...

Rigoletto at the Met

Feb 16, 2013 — 7:49:46 PM

Tonight (in London!) I saw the "Live from the Met in HD: Verdi's 'Rigoletto' directed by Michael Mayer", with his usual production team. At first when I heard it was being set in 1960's Las Vegas, I was skeptical, but I was very impressed with the show as a whole! With a huge cast (where only the principles took bows-is this common in opera?), a brilliant set full of neon and color, and the world's best singers, I thought the opera was a hit. That being said, I will be the first to admit I am...

To be or not to be...I have a question

Jan 30, 2013 — 6:27:03 PM

Thank you, everyone for your thought-out and researched responses! They are all a big help to me as a theatre major, and thespian in general!

To be or not to be...I have a question

Jan 28, 2013 — 7:34:43 PM

Thank you for that detailed response! It sounds like all interpretations are along the same line, but yes, who knows what the right answer is/if there is an answer at all sometimes!!

To be or not to be...I have a question

Jan 28, 2013 — 7:16:26 PM

So I was taught in AP English in high school that Hamlet's speech is about if he should kill himself. Last week in one of my modules (I'm studying in London for the semester), a trained Shakespearean actor came to talk. He asked what the speech was about and when I answered, he pointed at me and told me I was wrong (in front of the whoe class, mind you). He said the speech is actually about if he should kill Claudius, which woud get him killed in the process. What does everyone think/what hav...

Les Miz sing along version?

Jan 21, 2013 — 5:25:38 AM

If this were to happen, I'd expect it to play out like the "Will and Grace" episode where they go to "The sound of Music" sing a long: full costumes, quirky puns, etc. Go big or go home.

London internship help

May 24, 2012 — 10:38:24 PM

Hi! I'm an undergraduate theatre major and I hope to study abroad in London the spring semester of 2013. I'm interested in part time study/part time (or full-time) internship. Does anyone know of any good companies/schools that offer this? I know internships, especially in London, are hard to come by and I was wondering where I should turn. I've been doing some research and would love all the help I can get. Thank you!! :)

Open Jar Institute

Feb 27, 2012 — 10:58:35 PM

Jeff Whiting came to my high school to do a number of master classes/workshops over the years. He is very enthusiatic and sweet, not to mention a very impressive resume. A few of my peers got accepted and did the program and loved it. I like the story of how the name came to be as well!

re: Who has been nicest to you at the Stage Door?

Dec 25, 2011 — 9:59:24 PM

I'll sound like a broken record with all the other posts, but the majority of the Spring Awakening cast were so patient and kind, especially Jonathan. This goes for The Normal Heart cast as well, especially Joe Mantello. The cast of the Ragtime revival were really sweet, and as were the entire Book of Mormon cast.

In the Heights tour walk-out

Oct 31, 2011 — 12:26:43 PM

So, last week my roomate's parents saw the national tour of 'In the Heights.' She told me today that they walked out before Act II because they weren't expecting there to be rapping, and they couldn't understand what was going on, so they figured there wsas no use staying. I couldn't believe this! I saw it on Broadway and while I'm not a Spanish speaker by any means, I never had a problem following the show. What are your thoughts? Is this a common occurrence?

La Cage tour

Oct 20, 2011 — 4:00:09 PM

Now that I know the tour has started, I'll ask the question again, haha. Is the tour worth seeing? Thanks!

La Cage tour

Sep 15, 2011 — 6:52:37 PM

Has anyone seen the touring production of La Cage with George Hamilton and Christopher Sieber? It's coming to my town and I was wondering if it is worth seeing? Thanks!!

re: Side by Side by Susan Blackwell

Sep 15, 2011 — 6:50:34 PM

I love how the Lea Michele the goat and Lea Michele the actress are both huge divas. Susan slept in his house overnight; she has the best job in the world!

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