Profile for Claude Perkins

It didn't even occur to me to be outraged about the lack of dancing as the song is without a doubt the most famous, lasting thing to come out of the show ( coincidentally the first musical I ever saw back in the day).

Claude Perkins said: "Fingers crossed for an extension so I can catch it when I'm in New York last weekend of October."My wish has come true! Snagged two tickets for Oct. 25.And sure looks to me that the prices have gone up....

Fingers crossed for an extension so I can catch it when I'm in New York last weekend of October.

People who watch J-Lo's crap rom-coms on Amazon are not the audience for Spider-Woman.

I saw this back on January 16, and Lindsay Mendez's ability to deliver comic lines was the first thing to make an impression on me , as I had never seen her before . And the highlight of the night was Radcliffe's performance of 'Franklin Templeton Inc' - he really knocked it out of the park in a way that was totally unexpected to me. I knew he was talented, as I had previously seen him in The Cripple of Innishman, but it was still a wonderful surprise.

DaveyG said: "The budget is apparently 36 million dollars - so with the average press and marketing spend they’ll need to make 72 million to break even. Nope. The theatres will keep 45-50% of that 72 million ( if it gets there) .

Spotted Mandy Patinkin there last night.

I'd love to see Charles Busch as Dolly.....although I know it will never happen.

BroadwayJane said: "Claude Perkins said: "carolynbrooks said: "CarlosAlberto said: "I take that back, your whole post is melodramatic."Aha, an entire company that went bankrupt based on cooked books, millions lost , not to mention the demise of his last company , Cineplex, now that is drama Carlos! "What demise ? Cineplex may have exited the U.S. market but never folded and are very much alive in Canada (where it originated ) where they currently have an 80% market share of theatrical revenue...

carolynbrooks said: "CarlosAlberto said: "I take that back, your whole post is melodramatic."Aha, an entire company that went bankrupt based on cooked books, millions lost , not to mention the demise of his last company , Cineplex, now that is drama Carlos! "What demise ? Cineplex may have exited the U.S. market but never folded and are very much alive in Canada (where it originated ) where they currently have an 80% market share of theatrical revenue. Last December they won a $1.2 billion se...

This is getting a one-week IMAX engagement in select locations as well.

A friend and I had matinee tickets in the balcony for The Cripple of Inishmaan with Daniel Radcliffe. Once we were seated I looked around and said "oh, oh!" to my friend. The balcony was heavy with young girls who were obviously there to see Harry Potter in person, so I anticipated the worst knowing the basic outline of the play. During the long scene with just Daniel onstage in bed, alone at night bemoaning his lot in life I suddenly noticed something that made me pause. I realized I had nev...

If I remember correctly, Streisand claimed her stage fright came from her concert in Central Park when she forgot the lyrics to one of her songs during the performance.As for returning to Broadway, she could have written her own ticket / schedule had she truly wanted to, much like Bette Midler's reduced schedule for Hello, Dolly! I suspect the money just wouldn't be good enough for her. Streisand's return to live public performances at the Las Vegas MGM Grand opening in 1994 after 20 years is...

Sutton Ross said: "Big Little Lies was a flop?Everyone knows it won every award under the sun and it was ridiculously popular. Even delusional posters know both things are true.Every Moulin Rouge was a flop?Ah yes. A flop suddenly means a movie that made 179 million off a 52 million dollar budget (three a half times the budget) is a HUGE FLOP. Like Trump, that sad person lies about things that are debunked in literally three seconds. It's hilarious."People not in the film business love to quo...

I really enjoyed this but couldn't help wondering how Patti Lupone would have made this her own had she been cast. I also wanted to see Kerry Washington's character punished at the end, but understood that wasn't going to happen based on the way things were going. However, her sudden transition would have been easier to swallow with a small addition to the finale. With Barry's mother back in the picture after 21 years watching Mrs Greene make the same mistakes she did, Murphy should have dire...