Profile for BorisTomashevsky

Hmm. Krysta Rodriguez could be a great Lola.

rosscoe(au) said: "All I’m saying about this is, Ms Brown is not all the innocent either."

I have read this among the comments over the years also. Broadly and varied enough that there’s got to be truth to it.

There’s a long history with this, and a strong divide on both sides of the accusations, most of which can be pieced together by reading news stories from over the last 8 years. 

As of now, Craig McLachlan, the actor accused of inappropriate workplace conduct in 2014/2015 has removed himself from the upcoming Australian tour of Cluedo (the Hunter Foster-associated Clue, just under a different title) due to theatre industry anger and backlash over his employment.

https://www.smh.com.au/culture/theatre/craig-mclachlan-abandons-return-to-the-stage-amid-backlash-20250916-p5mvd5.html

The link shouldn’t be paywalled but if so, many other outlets are reporting on it under the same key words in a search engine. 

Court document with full details about the main accusations. 
https://www.mcv.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2020-12/R%20v%20McLachlan_final%20judgment_0.pdf

Samantha Williams will surely be considered. Brennyn Lark as well. 

Mary_Poppins said: "Seb28 said: "
She also doesn't really seem to understand the melody, in "Would he listen", the "would" and "he" can never be the same note, which is what she does."

Congrats, highly effective trolling. I figured that simply stating that I'm hearing a difference would lead to nothing. So I went as far as using Praat to make an autocorrelogram of the part in question.

Unfortunately the "he" is too short to settle on a specific pitch. What I can say though is that the "he" is at least 2 semitones higher than the "would". And that's what I'm hearing as well.

If someone can point me to place where I can upload a video or gif without much hassle I should be able to provide receipts. Alternatively, just use your ears."

Try http://Imgur.com 

It may well be higher but still flat in the scheme of things.

The Bandstand said: "Studio sea view has a bar in it which he’sworked hard on. I saw videos of Tony Marion wiping itdown, clearly he’s the supplicant. And Nobile also owns so & so’s piano bar on 52nd street. Thats 3."

Tony Marion is definitely Robin to various Batmans (Batmen?) but he does take excellent photos of his pals. I hope they offer to return to favor now and then, as he captures them all very well.

Sounds like a case of not-ready-itis then. 

GiantsInTheSky2 said: "Premiering via BroadwayHD on October 16th:

“The playwright portrays his own father in the production, which was filmed during its recent tour of the UK and Ireland at the Lighthouse in Poole on April 30 and May 1, 2025, starring Ian Shaw, Ashley Margolis, and Dan Fredenburgh.“"

Thanks for this. I loved this on Broadway, and saw it three times all up. I’ve never seen Jaws but love “inside looks” at anything even I don’t know the cultural property at all. But I think it was too sentimental to do well on Broadway with wider audiences. It would be great as a Netflix movie. 

My only problem was Alex Brightman who isn’t really transformative in anything he does (that I’ve seen anyway) and so Dreyfuss was pretty unrecognizable which was a shame. Colin Donnell was brilliant, as was Shaw. Great design, direction, and the perfect run time. 

I’m excited to see the Dreyfuss actor in this filmed version and get a look at what might be done with the role. 

If Dylan is going into Six at the oracle suggests, it might be the reason why. 

The only concert where the back up singers sing more than the star.

https://imgur.com/a/rdKTWTN

Jordan Catalano said: "The Trump bit was posted on the theater’s socials."

Wow. Just saw their instagram video. That moment goes in the Sutton and Hugh basket for me, totally against the integrity of the piece and contrary to the all-knowing persona of Patrick Bateman, all for a cheap laugh. 

I guess this project isn’t happening. I’d forgotten about it until I saw this banner on the building today. 

https://imgur.com/a/P5T3h9w

"and the upcoming Luca Guadagnino adaptation"

This is the first I've heard of this. Why try to recreate perfection?

The ghosts of Messrs. Isherwood, Masteroff, and Ebb are making it known that this revival should have closed months ago.

Looks like a medical situation (possible stroke?) for Price Waldman onstage tonight (Friday).

https://www.reddit.com/r/Broadway/s/R2zE1z38iR

Ensemble1711444445 said: "Shows like Moulin Rouge have banked profits over the years and instead of giving the profits to investors they will keep shows running after they are in the red -- sometimes continuing to take their fees. It is a grey area.Not all shows but some.

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I wonder if the interest earned from those amounts gets paid equally to investors when they get their share, or if the general partners have it arranged so that they keep it. 

Supposedly it opened in the last couple of days but I can’t see any reviews online. Seems to be being performed in a flat, square event space (a former bank) as opposed to a theatre according to the clips on Instagram. Not sure what their long term plan is, as the space seems very specific.

Anyone going? Or been? Looks like there are tickets available for all performances but the seating chart doesn't show the exact seats remaining, just sections labeled General Admission.

https://www.broadwayworld.com/baltimore/article/New-Musical-CEILIDH-Now-in-Performances-in-Maryland-20250907

KarenValentine'sheadband said: "BorisTomashevsky said: "Look how tolerant the left is!

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DOg2D2vkgmU/"

This kid is talking about abortion. Why post it? You can't do better than this?"

Because it shows how tolerant the left is about ANYTHING. We all know it.

Watch as the left and the right become the invert of their cliche selves.