Profile for Ziva56

I know at SETC two representatives from Disney Licensing revealed they are working on a Hercules Jr and if that does well they may release a full-length version. That may be what he is referring to

In Michael Riedel's book he talks about how in the 70s they changed the time to 7:30, and then 8:00, from 8:30 because of how dangerous Times Square had become at night. I don't know if 8:30 was the time during the 30s and 40s though...

Children's Theatres are definitely going to be doing it as soon as they release the rights

1. Cabaret 2. Assasins3. Billy Ellliot4. Cinderella (Nostalgic Pick)5. Spring Awakening (Deaf West Revival in particular)/In the Heights

brian1973 said: " They aren't growing on the set . They are real trees chopped down and put on stage- it happens ALL the time. They were cut down but they are still growing due to the conditions of the theater. They have moisture stored in them and receive some nutrients from the lighting grid. The scenic designer talked about it one of his interviews.

The Band's Visit for sure. Although I'm also looking forward to seeing how Frozen turns out

-I enjoy Hamilton but don't think it's revolutionary to the theatre and it won't age well-I can't stand Lin's singing -I enjoyed Spiderman Turn Off the Dark besides the music -I think Kelli deserved the tony over Kristen-Michael Arden deserved the tony for direction of a musical last year-Only half of the DEH score is enjoyable-I can't stand Lea Salonga in Les Mis, as Fantine or Eponine

I completely understand why. By casting an African American actor in this role, it completely changes the story. It adds in complications of race and adds things to the story the author did not intend. August Wilson spoke of this perfectly in his article Ground on Which I Stand when he said we need to encourage African American authors and produce African American stories within the theatre not just cast them in white people's stories and call it a day. It works in some shows, like Cinderella...

I love Broadway Backstory! It looks at a show from conception to opening on Broadway. They only have one season so far but they've covered great shows like In the Heights and Fun Home. I highly recommend it.

She was my least favorite performance in Hamilton. I also took my mother and her friend to Hamilton, and knowing nothing about the performers, they praised everyone but Soo. My mom's friend even went on to say she sounded 'whiny'. I wouldn't take it that far because I believe she has a very nice voice; but she was far from a standout amongst her peers let alone transcendent, in my opinion. I actually agree with FlySkyHigh's family, I found her rather whiny in Hamilton. Of course, I preferred ...

I don't know I can't get past Laura Benanti. She would be absolutely perfect as Eliza.Or who knows maybe Sher will team up with O'Hara for another one? I want to say they've done four or five together so far

I honestly can't tell if I prefer the off broadway or the broadway recording. I love Groban but after being used to Malloy it's an odd adjustment. I definitely prefer Denee to Phillipa on this one though

Tarzan truly was the worst. Aladdin was in the middle for me as far as Disney shows. I also had problems with Mary Poppins's book but the overall production was more enjoyable than Tarzan.

MayAudraBlessYou2 said: "Brantley thinks Come From Away will take Best Musical, and...nothing else? Both of their picks for the featured categories are sort of bizarre. Mary Beth Peil? Rashad over Houdyshell? I also don't see it being so easy for Dear Evan Hansen to claim Score/Book/Director with two other very strong musicals in competition. It will lose at least one of those. I wouldn't be surprised if DEH claims score and book with Rachel Chavkin getting best director and CFA receiving bes...

My money is on Amélie

The music makes me so sad. The West End production was lavish with most of its problems, in my opinion, stemming from some of the score. Two of my favorite songs were 'Dontcha Pinch Me, Charlie' and 'Simply Second Nature' which I am so sad to see missing in this one. They should have upped the production value and scrapped some of the children's songs that feel so amateurish with the rest of the show. And decided if they're doing the movie or not- have all of the music or just 'Pure Imaginati...