I felt bad for the Godspell kids being made to work Thanksgiving (seriously, who does that?), but the way things are going it looks like they could actually get to spend that day with family
There is water coming down from the ceiling, but it's for a reason. During the baptism at the beginning the water pours from a spout in the ceiling into a pool below. The cast is baptized by walking under the spout and/or jumping into the pool of water. (Some of them get completely wet. They run off stage to change into dry clothes immediately after.)
I guess you could call the pool a jacuzzi at the last supper, but from my vantage point I thought it was just a dry ice machine where the pool was. It's not like they were sitting around in a jacuzzi. They simply shared communion around the pool area.
Marie: Don't be in such a hurry about that pretty little chippy in Frisco.
Tony: Eh, she's a no chip!
I was expecting something really low-brow and pandering, having seen this director's work before, but this sounds so excessively and unbearably dumb, I can easily imagine the cattle eating it up with relish.
Do you mean that they'll eat it up with a green condiment on top, or that they'll eat it up with great pleasure?
Do you mean that they'll eat it up with a green condiment on top, or that they'll eat it up with great pleasure?
Sorry, I meant to capitalize that - I was referring to Relish de la Vlasik, the famous stripper, whose gimmick was to let the audience take a bite out any part of her anatomy they chose. Of course, her act couldn't go on forever.
There was a reference to the Occupy Wall Street I think I mentioned. During "Turn Back, O Man" she said something like, "you can occupy my circle in the square anytime" or something like that. That was right before she said for the first time I feel wicked.
Marie: Don't be in such a hurry about that pretty little chippy in Frisco.
Tony: Eh, she's a no chip!
They did not ask for volunteers. The three people they used were just pulled up. I'm sure if you really didn't want to get on stage they wouldn't force you to do so.
Marie: Don't be in such a hurry about that pretty little chippy in Frisco.
Tony: Eh, she's a no chip!
People sure don't mind when first preview reports are masturbatory emissions on the show they're determined to love even if it blows Shamu out of the water.
1) "Saw [show]'s preview last night. God it needs a lot of work."
2) "How DARE you criticize [show]?!? Don't you realize that previews are when they work their problems out? You are an awful person!"
3) (who is an intern in the producer's or marketer's office) "I saw [show], too!! I thought it was great!! [Actor] was sooo cute and sang his heart out!! It's gonna be a huuuuge hit!"
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The presence of Kyle4 is in this thread. There are almost one hundred replies already, not all first previews are this popular. The reception is entirely negative. Both shows began previews in October. I don't know, it just feels similar to me, lol.