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And the new Aaron Burr is.....Here are the clues. Can you guess who?
Jul 3 2016, 12:20:14 AM
Marcus Paul James not only rehearsed but went on in In the Heights during the end of the run of Rent on Broadway. I recall him doing a matinee at one show and the evening at the other. Same producers so it wasn't a problem, and I'm sure the pay was great.
Anyway, Joshua Henry would be profound in the role.
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Why Doesn't Broadway Sell Ice Cream at Intermission
Aug 10 2015, 09:29:48 AM
I wanted to specify that the ice cream available currently are personal sized containers (like the Ben and Jerrry's "mini-cup" size) and are very much self-contained. They're not a drastic mess; Mr. Softee isn't giving out soft serve cones in the lobby!
I was onot told the success of ice cream in the West End theatre was because it was an easy way to cool the audience down in a non-air conditioned venue. I've never minded it, and found the concept charming.
Here's an article The Guadian did on the history with no clear answer, aside from a vague idea of when it began. http://www.theguardian.com/stage/theatreblog/2011/jan/18/ice-cream-theatre-interval
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Theater Accessibility and Deaf Patrons
Nov 26 2014, 04:35:03 PM
I've recently become hard of hearing, after many years of theatre-going and studying theatre, so this is new to me. I do not know ASL but I intend on learning. Since the hearing loss began, I have yet to attend any theatrical performance with OC, so I cannot comment from personal experience.
Your blog and the responding posts/responses cover all the bases, including all of my own concerns. Ultimately, OC is accessible to a broader audience of d/Deaf/HOH patrons. There are less resources
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