Profile for FLarnhill

Voter said: "binau said: "EVITA is sunset boulevard 2.0, not the regent’s park production (although it uses some of the architecture including some of the choreography).

Rachel is in the best way, a monster. Conceptually, it’s tapping into that dystopic young ambitious obsession of fame and power. Her vocals are the best, ever. She effortlessly navigates the entire score and makes even the extremely high notes enjoyable.

A New Argentina was

PipingHotPiccolo said: "FLarnhill said: "JSquared2 said: "FLarnhill said: "Sarah also won an Olivier for this. And unlike Comer, she will actually win an Oscar soon."

What a bizarre comment. What’s your beef with Jodie Comer — did she refuse you a selfie at the stage door??"

Professionally and personally. Shetook a show's focus away from Sandra Oh and always dismissed her in public. Also, she thinks

JSquared2 said: "FLarnhill said: "Sarah also won an Olivier for this. And unlike Comer, she will actually win an Oscar soon."

What a bizarre comment. What’s your beef with Jodie Comer — did she refuse you a selfie at the stage door??"

Professionally and personally. She took a show's focus away from Sandra Oh and always dismissed her in public. Also, she thinks yelling and mugging means good acting. And yet, people th

Idiot said: "GiantsInTheSky2 said:
I’m very curious as to the poster who said they thought the message was muddled by the montage and monologue, as for me it really hit a home run."

Hey Giants. Let me see if I can dissect my reaction a bit. I was all in on the struggle of a journalist to keep true to the purpose of journalism in the face of corrupt opposition. The montage spiraled out into the larger 'mediasphere', which isn't really th

Idiot said: "After a poorly paced start, I liked it more than I thought I would. I felt the ending montage combined with the monologue actually confused the message, but it didn't ruin the show. I like how many households got to spend a remoteevening in the Winter Garden in front of a quality Broadway production. My favorite moment (other than some outbursts of applause from the audience) came during the post show talkback. The anchor from Univision followed a co

Zeppie2022 said: ""But Tony Shalhoub won for ''The Band's Visit,'' even though he's really only featured in one number and hardly sings. So it was a shocker to me that he won the Tony. All I can attribute that to is Shalhoub was the popular veteran actor (whereas Slater was a newcomer), and the Tony voters went nearly all in on voting straight-ticket for ''The Band's Visit,'' which won 10 of its 11 Tony nominations. "

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Back Row said: "The unpleasant reality is that Trump is a reflection of who we are as a country. He is a mirror image of the people who support him, and there are more of them than there are of us. We are no longer a country where a positive message can win a presidential election. The torch on the Statue of Liberty has been replaced by a middle finger, and tragically, most Americans are just fine with that. We’re not the good guys anymore. Anynonsense about “agreeing to

TotallyEffed said: "inception said: "What happened to all the talk about Groff doing a double?

I liked MHE alot, & thought Criss could takeit easily. Franciswas out when I saw Sunset."


Groff is working his ass off and is in great voice as usual but he’s essentially playing himself. Tom Francis calls out a lot.

My money is on Criss now."

I'll say this: had Groff not won last year, he'd ea