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The Distinctive Baritone said: "I didn't know there were so many straight male ballet dancers!"

Lot666: I have to admit that I had the same reaction when reading this story. And I'm gay.

... because nothing says "straight" quite like a bunch of guys wanting to watch videos of each other having sex  Question: Are ensemble members TECHNICALLY eligible for featured Tonys?
 May 3 2018, 10:25:10 AM

The only recent show I can think of that this might have applied to is AFTER MIDNIGHT

Three Tall Women was part of a past ruling. Only Glenda is Leading.

Thanks LesWickedly! :)

No mention of THREE TALL WOMEN.  Does this mean that Jackson, Metcalf, and Pill (all above-title) are all in the Best Actress category?  (Or did I miss something?)

A remarkable play given a once-in-a-lifetime production.  No praise high enough for what Joe Mantello has orchestrated and achieved.  Kudos and gratitude to everyone involved.

Row M mezzanine.  Have to say, first time I've been extremely disappointed with TDF ticket placement.  Especially after reading now what everyone else has received ?format=auto&width=600  Harrumph.

I'll try to focus instead on the many times I've received jaw-droppingly amazing seats from them.  But then again I didn't spend 8 hours in those

Joanna Lumley in La Bête.  Unforgettable.

"With one look — I'll be — maaaaaaay!"  

Les Liaisons Dangereuses

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Regarding the $69 "Partial View" row of seats in the Barrow Street Theater mezzanine, be forewarned that they should more accurately be called "No View" seats, or even more accurately "Standing Room," as all 16 of us in this row needed to stand for the entire show in order to actually SEE the show.  Oddly enough, this is then an excellent view (of an excellent production), save for missing action at the top of the staircase.  (In short: "Partial View" if standing, "No View" if sitting.)  Pic is from eye level in a normal seated position.

We all know which statement is the real Jennifer Holliday.  

(Hint: It's not the one whose author misspelled Holliday.)

[EDIT: Spelling now corrected on the Wrap website.  PR applications now being accepted.]

 

"I was like, nobody knows that I'm alive and then I decide to sing a song and I wake up and they all hate me," the Hillary Clinton supporter explained to BILLBOARD today. "I haven't even endorsed anything. I'm not singing for Donald Trump; I'm singing to welcome the people of America. He cannot be the only face that's gonna represent us. And just to have all white people up there singing is not going to be a fair representation either. So you're just saying don't go? Really? I'm just very disheartened by it that it would be so much hate.  I didn't hear any of that spewed from the Obamas.  I thought that they told us to move on and try to be hopeful and make this a smooth transition. I didn't understand that the orders were a wink and a nod to make sure that America doesn't succeed or that Trump doesn't succeed. ... I thought we were just trying to pull together.  I have been unable to see how my singing helps Donald Trump or how that does anything for America or what we're trying to do by my not singing. If we're protesting and we're going to have a show with all white people on it and nobody black's gonna be on it, I don't understand that either ... If everyone's trying to say that's the end of my career, then I guess that will have to be, but I'm going to believe that that won't be and that maybe other people will try to also see what we can do to unite the country on what little hope of togetherness we have left."

http://www.billboard.com/articles/news/7655262/jennifer-holliday-donald-trump-inauguration-performance-interview

Oh dear.

http://www.vulture.com/2016/10/review-foxs-rocky-horror-picture-show.html