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Re: early Tony award predictions 2027

Oct 6, 2026 — 10:10:31 AM

What’s telling about these predictions is that the seers have mostly not seen the performance yet. They’re thinking like producers, agents, critics, and fans, not audience members or creative artists who have experienced and created something live in a moment of time. And the former are probably correct as that is the mindset that throws awards at artists.

Re: THE IMAGINARY INVALID Previews

Oct 5, 2026 — 1:55:11 PM

I saw it Sunday afternoon, no audience interruptions. Just a more than decent production of a Moliere play that I have never seen before and now realize that it is one of his most powerful. I think the first half is a bit rocky still, but around mid-point it springs into gear and comes to a satisfying conclusion. There are some great ensemble turns with Hiram Delgado doing three deliciously distinct and hilarious characters. My full review linked below.Imaginary Inva

Re: Why is Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf so popular?

Oct 1, 2026 — 9:37:17 AM

iluvtheatertrash said: "sinister teashop said: "tomorrowBIGLITES said: "The “What a dump” segment is a fantastic opener for a play."The play was a pre-Stonewall cultural gathering point for gay men… perhaps because it was attacked as such by straight male drama critics. So it has an iconic position in LGBT history.I think it’s an excellent play that balances Albee’s rather modishmodernisms (the mass of the dead being intoned at end, “George and Martha” ) with some crackling good dialogue, cha...

Re: Why is Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf so popular?

Sep 30, 2026 — 10:18:09 AM

tomorrowBIGLITES said: "The “What a dump” segment is a fantastic opener for a play."The play was a pre-Stonewall cultural gathering point for gay men… perhaps because it was attacked as such by straight male drama critics. So it has an iconic position in LGBT history. I think it’s an excellent play that balances Albee’s rather modish modernisms (the mass of the dead being intoned at end, “George and Martha” ) with some crackling good dialogue, characters, and melodramatic revelations. It will...

Re: THE IMAGINARY INVALID Previews

Sep 29, 2026 — 8:57:48 AM

Kad said: "Her social media makes it clear she had this production in her sights for a while based on what she perceived was an anti-disability message."I love that, someone read a title and description and they knew all they needed to know about the play and its author, who had a chronic disability and who died while performing the play which comically examines illness.

Re: THE ODD COUPLE with Stephen Colbert Next for the Sondheim Theatre?

Sep 27, 2026 — 12:25:01 PM

RippedMan said: "Kail doing comedy?!"Or plays, his “Anna Christie” starring his wife at St. Ann’s got wretched reviews.Whatever, this will be another star vehicle revival of a Simon play. But I agree this is good casting. I was in the minority in loving Steve Carrell as Vanya. I think he’s an excellent stage actor and I will be looking forward to this if it happens.

Re: Old Vic Christmas Carol at PAC

Sep 25, 2026 — 10:21:36 AM

I trust Bill Rausch’s judgement, for the most part. The space is impressive at first glance (like a Canal Street knockoff of Yale’s Beinecke Library) but I’ve only visited it once. But any professional, well conceived, and executed show that avoids my going to the simultaneously family friendly and trashy Carnival Cruise that is now Broadway is tempting.

Re: Guillermo - Dancing With the Stars

Sep 25, 2026 — 10:08:05 AM

The best was the moment where the dance boys rush in and out with ninja speed to assist Guillermo’s kneel. Where can I find assistance like that?

Re: A gay A Little Night Music - could it work?

Sep 19, 2026 — 11:11:39 AM

"Charley Kringas Inc said: "It would take a lot of lyrical fiddling but in the right hands, absolutely. I've often thought that Carl-Magnus should be played by a smoldering bear who represents the kind of ultra-virile hypermasculinity that threatens Fredrik and Henrik."A smoldering ultra-virile hypermasculine bear looking for a top, any kind of top really.

Re: ANNIE - 50th Anniversary Broadway revival (Fall, 2027)

Sep 17, 2026 — 7:14:08 AM

ErmengardeStopSniveling said: "Yeah I love Jinkx as much as the next person but she’s doing an awful lot. In hindsight I wish she hadn’t done Pirates."“Pirates” and her one person show at Kings Theater, Brooklyn were the only two stage performances I have seen her do and I walked away not wanting to see anymore. Et tu, sinister teashop?Maybe on a more intimate cabaret stage…

Re: How would a …WHOREHOUSE revival fare today?

Sep 2, 2026 — 10:25:55 AM

joevitus said: "sinister teashop said: "I just sat through the film at the forlorn AMC 25 and couldn’t see much of value beyond the two songs Parton wrote for the film. “ Sneaking Around” is charming. It’s significant that in the film, the girls are diverse but their clients are all white, except for a couple of dancing black members of the football team.I’ve never seen it on stage so I can’t compare but the main joke of the thing is that the whorehouse is completely in harmony with the conse...

Re: How would a …WHOREHOUSE revival fare today?

Sep 2, 2026 — 9:54:43 AM

I just sat through the film at the forlorn AMC 25 and couldn’t see much of value beyond the two songs Parton wrote for the film. “ Sneaking Around” is charming. It’s significant that in the film, the girls are diverse but their clients are all white, except for a couple of dancing black members of the football team. I’ve never seen it on stage so I can’t compare but the main joke of the thing is that the whorehouse is completely in harmony with the conservative values of the Texas town, which...

Re: Service Dogs in Theaters

Sep 1, 2026 — 9:06:17 AM

This was never a problem until people started abusing the law by bringing their emotional support animals with them everywhere. The real service dogs you used to see in the audience were complete pros and everyone loved them. The abuse of this law is akin to people without disabilities parking in spaces reserved specifically for the disabled.

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