Profile for BroadwayNerd24601

Man Up from Book of Mormon could work

Oh sorry my mistake

Broadway in Chicago has Kinky Boots, Pippin, BOM, Illusionists, Beauty and the Beast, Gentlemans Guide, Jersey Boys, Once and Beautiful. There are also pre Broadway tryouts of N-The Queen of Paris, On Your Feet and First Wives Club.

Also the show did very very well in Chicago and is coming back later in the spring.

I feel that if a musical like Jumanji were to be produced, it would either have to be a huge spectacle or a very small intimate production.

@newintown School of Rock is taking the Winter Garden

Yes please for Brigadoon. I have some friends who were in the Goodman production and I think it is Broadway ready for sure.

Is the Wizard of Oz reference the one girl's green sunglasses?

I was sitting in front of a very big family at a performance of the national tour of Annie. One of the family members had a bag that he kept crinkling. I was very close to shushing him but I didn't want to come across as rude. Then when the company started singing tomorrow at the end of the show the entire group started singing along very, very loudly. It was extremely annoying and made it very hard to pay attention to the show.

Some of the reviewers on Rotten Tomatoes really need to get their hearing checked. I honestly don't think that On the Steps of the Palace and It Takes Two sound alike, but apparently all the songs sound alike to them.

I only saw one tour this year, Annie, which I hated, but I heard very good things about the tours for Cinderella and Newsies.

"Several confusions of the play have been fixed. For example, Rapunzel is no longer related to the Baker, nor does she give birth to twins, so the question of why the family curse didn't affect her has been erased. At the end of the first “act,” the Giant rises from his fall and goes on a rampage, allowing the rest of the story to unfold more-or-less as it did in Act II of the play. The intricate back stories of the Baker's father and the witch's mother have been deleted, eliminating "No More...

I was so excited for this movie and as I was watching it I was completely entranced and I loved it. Once the movie was over I started noticing some of the issues that the movie had and how what I thought was perfection had some flaws. My biggest issue with this movie is the baker's wife's death. It just didn't really work for me. Overall I thought the movie was a very good adaption of my favorite musical ever.