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Parade, Parade, Parade. Then Ragtime, Rags, and Assassins.

I didn't think it was possible for me to love Parade more, but this was an absolutely shattering, devastating, revelatory experience. I saw it last week and I haven't stopped thinking about it. I'm going back to Boston tomorrow just to see it again (I'm going to see both closing night shows). It's short notice, but if you can see it, I can't recommend it enough.

Aww! What type of dog is he?

Merrily! We'll finally get it right this time!

He's not here, he's not here...

Harrisonmlewis said: "@godless I completely agree, I think Ben Walker should've gotten a nom over Zachary Levi.

 

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He definitely should have gotten the role over someone, and I'm leaning towards either Levi or Brightman. I enjoyed Levi in SLM and I didn't see Brightman, but Walker was awe-inspiring. It's a shame he didn't get a nom. 

Maybe not the most demanding role in history, but Patrick Bateman required a lot.

Pretty much from "Days and Days" onward, Fun Home becomes a free-fall of sadness and it's magnificent.

Harrisonmlewis said: "Seriously though for those of you that haven't seen Dear Evan Hansen that role is vocally, physically, and ESPECIALLY emotionally draining. 8 times a week go Ben Platt.

 

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I agree, especially the way Platt is killing it. It can't be easy--I was drained just watching him. I can't imagine living that 8 times a week.

If RENThead had social media, would they be worse than the Hamilfans? Is it possible to be worse than the Hamilfans?

Just the thought of it's enough to make you sick!

VotePeron said: "2 hours and 25 minutes? Thank god. It was 2 hours 50 minutes when I saw it in previews at 2S"

Really? It was 2 hours 25 minutes when I saw it, but I saw its second-to-last night.

Nic Rouleau tweeted about this, which LizzieCurry posted. He kept it, although I'm sure there was some added poignancy. I'm wondering if the cast addressed it after the show, though.

Nic Rouleau tweeted about this, which LizzieCurry posted. He kept it, although I'm sure there was some added poignancy. I'm wondering if the cast addressed it after the show, though.

I loved it.

The sum of its magnificent parts didn't quite add up to a magnificent whole, but it was daring, bold, and damn entertaining. I saw it three times--I love an underdog. And they could have knocked someone off the Best Actor Nominee list, because Walker deserved a nomination at the very least.