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CoffeeBreak said: "This should've been done in Boston but they already had deals in place for NYC. what they should have done was WORKED ON IT. Very little significant changes from Boston happened in the months before Broadway. I can give Schwartz more of a pass being brought on much later but the book writer and Arden were in cahoots together from the beginning. Arden believed in it to the point of producing as well."

I will say that in Boston, Act II was&nb

violetsandroses said: "I'm sorry, it's giving shill. Certainly don't want to discount your experience - if it's genuine. But I did take a look to see that you've been posting positively in favor of the show since March. If it really worked for you, that's great. It doesn't change the chorus of people here who feel the opposite about the show."

LMAO I promise I'm no shill but I do love Stephen Schwartz and Michael Arden (I saw OOTI

quizking101 said: "marytylermoore said: "Quick observation: I’m a 29-year old leftist. The other younger-skewing folks near me seemingly loved the show as much as I did and very much picked up on the eat-the-rich message; however, there were some UWS-old-money seemingly-liberal type Boomers near us who were all very much displeased and bored by the end of the show. I found that to be fascinating."

I’m not that much older than

Saw last night's performance. I want to write something more in-depth later, but I must say that I was blown away by this show. I think Schwartz's score is exciting, the book incredibly pointed and scathing, and Michael Arden's direction and the performance he got out of Cheno to be a revelation. All of the folks whose takeaway was that the show is nothing more than "out of touch/pro MAGA/billionaire-worship" genuinely concern me regarding the state of intelligence and m

n2nbaby said: "2 of the 3 movies that I think would make great musicals have already been mentioned…

Down with Love

Pleasantville

and…

Drop Dead Gorgeous"

Love the idea of Drop Dead Gorgeous but also would be satisfied with a proper revival of Smile instead. 

I've always thought a nice chunk of Robert Altman's filmography would translate well to stage. I'd lov

Blow Gabriel said: "Older people just view Sutton foster as the musical comedy queen. She is a great dramatic actress as well. My first time seeing her live, I was blown away by her in Violet. Her voice is also much better suited for the Ethel Merman roles, more so than Patti. And she has real life experience with Gypsy as her mother was a stage mom shoving her and Hunter on the stage. Sutton was 17wearing a showgirls costume in the national tour of Will Rogers Follies. Rose is the r

I haven't seen the musical (as shown in my previous comment), but I really don't think the documentary is terrible source material. I haven't seen it in a few years but I remember it being a fascinating look at the financial crisis from the POV of America's (likely) most out-of-touch woman. That's not nothin'! What is terrible is Jackie Siegel's involvement in this musical. Without her involved, I'm sure they'd be able to actually ma