Profile for MasterThespian 2

jacobsnchz14 said: "The West End is cooler than Broadway."The West End has more productions I’d rather see. Also more affordable. One more reason I love London.

Wouldn’t shock me if “Trump” is still on the facade, hence the tarp remaining up. Man, Washington DC is trashed right now. The White House is a disaster. The reflecting pool is a mess. The Kennedy Center is covered with a tarp. Multiple government buildings have massive banners with that greasy orange face staring down. Truly, everything he touches turns to crap.

Oh, enough with this nonsense. Peel off those disgusting letters (did they use double-sided tape?) and let’s move on. They used a cherry picker the first time, why scaffolding now? As I’ve said before, that slob’s name was added in record time. It can be removed at the same speed.

schubox said: "Wow Maya was fantastic. I’ve seen all the Mary’s but Betty and I think Maya may be my favorite. She improvised more than any of the others I’ve seen and really did something different in the rolethan anyone else I’ve seen."To those who have seen all Marys, how do you rank them? Just curious. Thanks.

Where did Vegas go wrong? I’ll go back further. It’s when they started catering to families and attempted to transform into another Disneyland. I was done after seeing strollers in the casinos. It went from being a cool adult playground to a kiddie playground. No thanks.

A few thoughts:- Pink was a fine host and would do great in a musical. Assume that’s in her future.- Why did so many winners read from prepared notes? Put down the paper and speak from the heart.- On a related note, I expected Lithgow and Metcalf to deliver amazing acceptance speeches. Both were so flat and underwhelming. Think Lithgow might still be speaking.- On the flip side, Adrien Brody kept it tight to say the least- I thought Mindelle was singing that poorly on purpose. Like it was som...

SteveSanders said: "MasterThespian 2 said: "Why until 6/12? Take those miserable letters down TODAY. God knows his name went up fast enough. It can be removed just as quickly. Then plaster over the holes in the wall and never allow a stunt like this again."If you're seriously asking, it is because it can take a few days to get the company out to remove the letters. It's not like tearing a poster off a telephone pole. You've got a cherry picker, trained staff, and more.I’m being half serious. ...

Why until 6/12? Take those miserable letters down TODAY. God knows his name went up fast enough. It can be removed just as quickly. Then plaster over the holes in the wall and never allow a stunt like this again.

The endless chaos is both embarrassing and exhausting. I no longer recognize this country. And yet 37% look at this continuing sh*t show and say, “Yup give me more of that.” ‘murica

I stand by my comments regarding sports bras and yoga tights as everyday outfits. But I took it a step too far by commenting on body types. I apologize.

Sutton Ross said: "Don't comment on women's bodies, it's discomfiting andnone of your business."Don’t lecture me. Save it for the women who think it’s appropriate to dress like that in public.

iluvtheatertrash said: "kdogg36 said: "iluvtheatertrash said: "I once sat next to a woman at Wicked who took her sweater off and watched the show in her bra because she was warm. My view wasn't obstructed, but should we normalize this too."I wouldn't do it (or the equivalent), but it wouldn't bother me at all. If the fact that I decline to judge others for harmless behaviormakes me not a grown-up, then so be it."You're at a family musical. You've taken your kids. And the lady next to you has ...

blaxx said: "Careful with this one. A lot of people I know wear caps because of personal or medical conditions.If it's not blocking your view, I would give them the benefit of the doubt or risk embarrassing yourself."C’mon. For every one person with a medical condition, there are 1,000 slobs who think they’re at a Yankees game. Done commenting on this, because it’s a losing argument. People don’t care how they look. They don’t care if they impede someone’s theatre-going experience. That genie...

People are slobs. Yeah, yeah, I know. People want to be comfortable. People can wear what they want. It’s none of my business. Again, people are slobs.

Crazy. What is it about this particular show that is attracting so many clueless idiots? I was at Death of a Salesman recently. No issues. Giant. No issues. Fear of 13. No issues.

dramamama611 said: "Really going out on a limb with those predictions aren't you? ;)"Haha. Quite the gambler, right? May as well get crazy and add Paddington to my list.

Assume All My Sons will arrive in Spring 2027. Would love for Virginia Wolfe to transfer from West End sometime in ‘27.

Mr. Wormwood said: "PabloJuan said: "I don’t know much about children. For those of you who have experience with kids, at what age would a child typically be able to sit quietly through a musical?"It ranges quite a bit depending on the kid and the show. I have seen as young as 4 or 5 do well at a kid friendly show (not on Broadway) but that wouldn't be true for all 4/5 year olds for sure.I think this is a way bigger problem at local theaters than Broadway or touring productions. I don't have ...

Get a babysitter or stay home.

Agree 100%. Saw this a week ago and still thinking about it. Not a weak link in the cast. A powerful production. I need to see it again before it closes. It was that good. Should be in line for multiple Tonys. Best revival. Best director. Best lighting. Metcalf for Featured Performer. And Lane for Best Actor. I’ve also seen Giant. Lithgow was fine, but Lane blew me away. He gets my vote.