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an interesting nugget: https://regionalcouncils.ny.gov/cfa/project/258795 curious as to why there's been no further public announcement about this...

keep an eye out for a Fat Ham transfer this season...

Skip23 said: "Owen22 said: "I saw it Wednesday night and I enjoyed it! It was typical Summer Stock, except brightened and enlivened by Sierra, Jason and Emily. I have seen Nght Music many times, and Emily's Send in the Clowns was the singularly best I have ever witnessed! And Jason's presence in the scene really helped. Jason was wonderful throughout. There was a depth to his performance in the role, ...wondering if his recent loss had anything to do with the profundity of Frederick's melanch...

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Anyone have any intel or had any luck with rush for this?

rclocalz said: "Definitely feels period piece to me. I did not feel it was set in modern day at all." I have to disagree with you a bit, rclocalz – costume-wise, the piece certainly exists in period, but Click Here To Toggle Spoiler Contentthe entire overarching set within which the smaller pieces move is a dilapidated factory-type industrial space, with scattered broken windows and peeling, water-stained pai

I will take it!!

PM'ed you!

I’d wager that feeling has much more to do with your own implicit bias than it does Jocelyn Bioh’s...

messaged!

ebizzle said: "The Tempest I believe was a $12.50 fee. And it's misleading to call them $29, instead of $36. That's all. And you're clearly not a broke college kid on a budgetto whom that does make a difference."Also if you mean the Donmar Tempest at St. Ann’s the fee was $7.50 and I have the receipts for that and literally every ofher show from St. Ann’s previous season, which I all bought through Todaytix rush, to verify it.

Valentina3 said: "I think Jorge meant to say Wiesslers must have been desperate to have offered Betsy more money to keep her, since it's very unlike them to do that.Jorge - with the chain of messages before yours, it really sounds like you implied that Carousel folks must have been really desperate to have hired Lindsay Mendez. That's why people are less than happy." Yes, exactly this. Thank you for your level-headedness, Valentina3.

yeah, disparaging extremely talented women as the butt of thoughtless, petty jokes typically doesn’t land.

Tapdance2 said: "1.People, Places, Things2.Mary Jane" second both of these (tapdance2 you have good taste)

Cesare2 said: "I kept thinking throughout this play how is this family supporting itself and how can it afford all its medical bills." I mean, a fairly significant struggle for Carrie’s character is negotiating her employment with caring for her son, and it’s pretty explicitly stated that the excellent insurance provided by this job is what is allowing for the care...

At-the-glen said: "wicked_beast4 said:ugh ITOTALLYforgot that pregnancy only happens when it's planned!"Most women with high-stakes careers plan their pregnancies, what an obtuse thing to say." Oh glen, youre such a petty betty. Just because most women do doesn't mean it isn't a rational thing to happen. And just because you stumbled upon a dictionary for the first time in your life and thought the word obtuse was fun to say doesn't mean you aren't embodying it yourself, love.

At-the-glen said: "Her clear Carousel excitement in recent days just makes it seem like she would've done some different planning if she were trying to get pregnant." ugh I TOTALLY forgot that pregancy only happens when it's planned!

Jordan, that is my thought as well...

Such awful, unexpected news today. Rest in peace to this sensationally, singularly talented man. Thoughts and prayers to his family and loved ones. https://twitter.com/EVincentelli/status/906649942952947715 per Michael Paulson, from complications related to HIV/AIDShttps://twitter.com/MichaelPaulson/status/906649896895295490 Been liste