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Sutton Ross said: "Maybe his giant ego couldn't handle not winning a Tony and talking for six minutes straight on stage about himself? After all, he blew off introducing Ragtime correctly and seemed like a real ass doing so."

What a weird f**king take from you, as usual.

BoringBoredBoard40 said: "this opening number was a headache."

Imagine being so wrong

BCfitasafiddle said: "Please let this be Hecht's Tony. PLEASE."

Assuming things are consistent with the last revival and she'll be considered in the Featured category, she'll have some stiff competition from Allison Janney.

EricMontreal22 said: "I have to assume that for this Encores they will cast actors with a latinx background. "

I assume you're right that Encores will cast it that way, but that's not what the poster I replied to said. They said Jasmine was "not latin enough" for a role (not for a specific production). And that's just silly considering Aurora is has been played by women of every imaginable background.

toetapper2 said: "Jasmin would be batter fit for Hallelujah Baby? Also she's not latin enough so that would disqualify her from Spider Woman."

Ah yes... Vanessa Williams... famously Latin enough...

Schmigadoon posted as well. Both shows are managed by TT Partners, so guessing some intern accidentally let the cat out of the bag prematurely lol.

Normally I could take or leave the performers who they get, but this year Susan Egan and Ainsley Melham are performing, so I will be there with bells on. (I'm an Annual Passholder, and I echo the sentiments of not buying a park ticket just for this. But if you're already going and there are performers you are particularly fond of, it's a fun way to spend part of the evening at a really great EPCOT festival.)

I really feel like Cooper makes more sense as Olive and Rogers makes more sense as Rona, so I'll be very curious to see how they embody their actual roles.

ColorTheHours048 said: "Dreamboy3 said: "I’m really skeptical (if Gypsy is an indication of her work) of her ability to create gasp inducing moments of which there were many in the original production. "

Camille A. Brown only choreographed Gypsy, so I hardly think she’s to blame for its relatively paint-by-numbers direction. I didn’t get the chance to see it, but by many accounts, her production of for colored girls… that she hel