Profile for kdogg36

EDSOSLO858 said: "Bonus points for everyone who caught all my P!nk song references in my rave for her."

Actually, I initially only scanned your post. I see you incorporated my lame attempt at humor and many more. Well done, sincerely! Don't let me get me too cocky.

EDSOSLO858 said: "raise your glass to a phenomenal performance"

I agree. She was ****ing perfect!

Rentaholic2 said: "I don't think it's fair to dismiss them all as parody as if Cinco Paul pulled a Weird Al."

I really loved Schmigadoon and won't mind at all if it wins big this Sunday, but are you even remotely comparing Weird Al negatively to Cinco Paul? Because, based on their careers so far, Weird Al >> Cinco Paul, as talented as the latter writer is.

quizking101 said: "I’m more wringing my hands that Lear will win Direction of a Musical over Zhailon/Bill and my head will explode out of the Radio City balcony"

Although the Cats directors are my pick, both personally and in terms of prediction, both camps are totally worthy and I'll celebrate the win either way.

Voter said: "And what was that small cast"play with music" adaptation that was cancelled just a year or two ago?"

I think you might be referring to Room.

Given that we all seem to agree that the current orchestrations are very similar to the originals (with a few extra touches catered to this production), does anyone know why David Cullen is not credited (and nominated)? The original orchestrations were credited to him and ALW (as they were for many subsequent shows); given how little has changed, it seems all but certain that a substantial amount of his work remains. It just seems puzzling to me.

MasterThespian 2 said: "I stand by my comments regarding sports bras and yoga tights as everyday outfits. But I took it a step too far by commenting on body types. I apologize."

That is very honorable of you. Most of us have said something off-kilter on here once or twice!

MasterThespian 2 said: "Sadly, no different than having your children seewomen of all ages parading around NYC in sports bras and yoga tights. Outfits too often worn by women who have never taken a yoga class (or exercised) in their lives."

You reveal your true self here. Whatever conventions there may be about clothing, it should have nothing to do with the fact that the particular body you want to police hasn't kept itself fit according to your own standards.

It's not actually hard to get from South Station to North Station, but if you're coming from NYC and other places down south, this suggestion is good: get off at Back Bay and take the orange line to North Station.

steven22 said: "Poor JoJo! I would’ve gone back to see her."

Presumably she'll get some sort of payout, right? I can't imagine the deal was "we'll use your name to sell tickets, but if it doesn't work, then go **** yourself."

iluvtheatertrash said: "I once sat next to a woman at Wicked who took her sweater off and watched the show in her bra because she was warm. My view wasn't obstructed, but should we normalize this too."

I wouldn't do it (or the equivalent), but it wouldn't bother me at all. If the fact that I decline to judge others for harmless behavior makes me not a grown-up, then so be it.

Obviously I'd be bothered if a hat blocks someone's view. Otherwise, I cannot possibly overstate how little I care what other people choose to wear, at the theater or anywhere else.

BrodyFosse123 said: "Oy! Former Broadway actor still grasping that social media influencer pipe dream. Met him once and that arrogant ego was hilarious. Bless his heart. 🤣"

And I'm sure you're a delight.

TotallyEffed said: "Sondheim rarely had big financialhits, but we all know they’re still the best. :)"

I love you.

Don't worry, I always assume good faith on your part.

My comment was definitely a compliment! I've seen you use this technique to great rhetorical effect several times. As I said, I'm just glad you've never challenged me in this way, because I doubt I'd stand up to the scrutiny.