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I think it’ll get pretty mixed reviews. Luke Evans is genuinely a bit of a revelation in this, and Amber Gray is menacing and bizarre in all the right ways, but I found almost everything else about it a little community theatre. And not really in a way I think they intended. (Oh, how I wish Harvey Guillen were replaced by a drag king.)

Mason could easily do a 2-3 month run as Mary before rehearsals for Much Ado even begin. That’s been the standard run for Marys, post-Cole.

Curious to see who he ultimately casts. His Shakespeare revivals aside, I think he’s still one of our more exciting interpreters of what a “revival” can mean. I’m one of the few who actually liked his Glass Menagerie, but also Glass Menagerie is an all-around more interesting play (to me) than Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, which I think is kind of a dud. Without two leads who almost combust with stage chemistry, it falls totally flat.

Zeppie2022 said: "ColorTheHours048 said: "Music wasn’t part of the cuts. The album has always been significantly longer than the music seen in the show. The cuts were to dialogue and transitions."

See Post #8. They mentioned more music in the Broadway versionwhich is why I posted that about the music."

I understand. Music wasn’t part of the cuts though. The “radio edit” version keeps all of the songs heard in the Broadway version (which are already truncated from the album songs, with the exception of “Bright (Take 22)” and “Masquerade&rdquo?format=auto&width=600 intact. The cuts made were to internal dialogue, pauses, and transitions.

Music wasn’t part of the cuts. The album has always been significantly longer than the music seen in the show. The cuts were to dialogue and transitions.

Greg Hildreth is all but a lock for casting.

My husband’s favorite musical is The Full Monty, so this is a big day in our household. Excited to see who they cast.

Also, I hope Kara Young continues to thrive as the reigning queen of New York City theatre for decades to come. If she could sing too, could you f*cking imagine the possibilities??

I would also recommend tracking resales on Theatr. In addition to actual resales, they often have official brokers offering discounted seats in bulk. I got a great, heavily discounted seat in the orchestra, but you may have to wait until closer to curtain time.

schubox said: "Yeah I imagine this won't take long to film. One location, not very long. Imagine this thing will be filmed and through pst relatively quickly, it's more distribution then"

Films of this size are generally on a tight film schedule, not to mention that this is a crew of very booked and busy people. But there is a near 0% chance this is limited to a single unit set. At the very least, we’ll for sure see them in a forest.

Thank god for Sara Holdren.

Owen22 said: "The theatre kids all seem to love her. You know, the same ones in the Hadestown cult..."

I’m in my mid-30’s, don’t care for Hadestown, and think Joy Woods is one of our best up-and-coming actor/singers. I’ve seen her in Little Shop, Notebook, and Gypsy and I’ve found her choices unexpected and displaying a level of vulnerability that others only indicate toward. I think she’ll be perfect for Sally.

Only thing more cringe than Matthew Morrison is creating a message board account just to troll on his behalf.

Pretty exciting news. Tick Tick Boom was a show I never got into, but LMM's adaptation made it feel exciting and better than the material itself. Octet was a show I started out liking when I saw it, but felt lost its way toward the middle section, and definitely could have afforded to explode out of its production confines more. A movie adaptation could be exactly what it needs to fully click.

Jordan Catalano said: "Yes, Frank’s costume was distracting in the best possible way."

Just saw some curtain call footage. Grateful for my Titanique towel.

I don’t see this selling well at all. I still think it’s a balm, and it made my pretty bleak week so far better.

EDSOSLO858 said: "What was tonight's improv scene about?"

Hugh Jackman’s vows to Sutton Foster.