18 and younger?? — Page 5
#102
Posted: 8/11/04 at 5:09pm
hunterfoster, i love YOUR avatar. I'm quite possibly the biggest Wizard of Oz fan you will ever encounter.
I heart Judy.
I heart Judy.
#103
Posted: 8/11/04 at 5:45pm
judy in disguiese is one judy comment away from becoming a gay man. 
#104
Posted: 8/11/04 at 6:00pm
I'm watching a Star is Born right now....
uh-oh....I think I'm growing an appendage I didn't have before.....at least I still like men!
uh-oh....I think I'm growing an appendage I didn't have before.....at least I still like men!
#105
Posted: 8/11/04 at 6:01pm
GASP! One more hussy for the gay men of the boards
#106
Posted: 8/11/04 at 6:02pm
not a chance, AG, not a chance.
Although Judy is amazing. This whole Born in a Trunk sequence is wonderful.
Although Judy is amazing. This whole Born in a Trunk sequence is wonderful.
#107
Posted: 8/11/04 at 6:03pm
I actually saw "Meet Me in St. Louis" a few days ago.
Red head Judy.
Red head Judy.
#108
Posted: 8/11/04 at 6:04pm
Not quite as pretty as brunette/auburn Judy but it'll do.
#110
Posted: 8/11/04 at 6:07pm
as am I.
We bear a striking resemblance. Although I do hope I don't grow up to look like her in her irreversable drug-addicted state.
We bear a striking resemblance. Although I do hope I don't grow up to look like her in her irreversable drug-addicted state.
#111
Posted: 8/11/04 at 6:08pm
Agh, drugs suck. You do look a lot like her. Such a shame she died so young (well at least younger)
#112
Posted: 8/11/04 at 6:09pm
I was 18 and younger once...now I'm 20.
And hang on, when did you win the discus?
#113
Posted: 8/11/04 at 6:24pm
**holding up 4 fingers** my moomy says I'm three! lol
#114
Posted: 8/11/04 at 7:52pm
"How many have even the slightest interest in seeing or learning more about a musical written before 1990?"
And it's not a sin if a teenager is more interested in newer ones than older ones. Just as there are probably many adults who find the newer ones better. It's just an opinion, has nothing to do with age.
"well that's insulting. why do you think that the majority of today's youth only likes things that have been introduced in their lifetime?"
LOL this sounds like that new commercial where all you see is a checkout counter scanner...and its like who are you to think i'm another pot-smoking teenager, im an artist, a dreamer, antidrugs, blah blah...its a GREAT commercial!!
And it's not a sin if a teenager is more interested in newer ones than older ones. Just as there are probably many adults who find the newer ones better. It's just an opinion, has nothing to do with age.
"well that's insulting. why do you think that the majority of today's youth only likes things that have been introduced in their lifetime?"
LOL this sounds like that new commercial where all you see is a checkout counter scanner...and its like who are you to think i'm another pot-smoking teenager, im an artist, a dreamer, antidrugs, blah blah...its a GREAT commercial!!
Updated On: 8/11/04 at 07:52 PM
#115
Posted: 8/11/04 at 8:31pm
16 right here...yet at times I feel like Im one of those 50 yr old women who have been in the business for years...
XO
XO
#116
Posted: 8/11/04 at 9:04pm
"And it's not a sin if a teenager is more interested in newer ones than older ones. Just as there are probably many adults who find the newer ones better. It's just an opinion, has nothing to do with age."
I never said it was a sin. I just said you are missing out on some wonderful stuff. Did you not see my reply to feisnstein? If you did not, please read it, it explains where I was coming from. My personal goal is to inform people who don't know much about theatre, not to bash them. Anyone who has been on this board for a long time knows that. I am still learning quite a bit myself.(Sigh) Why do they twist my words?! Let's put it this way. If you like to watch the Olympics, but only watch the track and field events you are missing out on all the other great sports. Wrestling, swimming and diving, gymnastics, etc. Same with theatre, if you just watch theatre to see the newest big musical, you are missing out on all the smaller off-broadway shows, the plays, the murder mystery theatres, more thought provoking shows. I just don't want people to limit themselves by being close-minded about what is good and what isn't. That is my point, I a not saying you are close minded, but I want to make sure you understand that close-mindedness is not a good thing when it comes to theatre. Does anyone get what I have been trying to say?
I never said it was a sin. I just said you are missing out on some wonderful stuff. Did you not see my reply to feisnstein? If you did not, please read it, it explains where I was coming from. My personal goal is to inform people who don't know much about theatre, not to bash them. Anyone who has been on this board for a long time knows that. I am still learning quite a bit myself.(Sigh) Why do they twist my words?! Let's put it this way. If you like to watch the Olympics, but only watch the track and field events you are missing out on all the other great sports. Wrestling, swimming and diving, gymnastics, etc. Same with theatre, if you just watch theatre to see the newest big musical, you are missing out on all the smaller off-broadway shows, the plays, the murder mystery theatres, more thought provoking shows. I just don't want people to limit themselves by being close-minded about what is good and what isn't. That is my point, I a not saying you are close minded, but I want to make sure you understand that close-mindedness is not a good thing when it comes to theatre. Does anyone get what I have been trying to say?
My avatar is a reminder to myself. I need lots of reminders...
Updated On: 8/11/04 at 09:04 PM
#117
Posted: 8/11/04 at 9:08pm
I agree with son_of_a_gunn's post. Nothing wrong with questioning whether young people just listen to today's popular musicals or also want to learn about the history.
There's so many things that can be learned, read, and watched, from the flashy lights of Broadway, to the basements of the darker streets- there is theater everywhere. And just knowing Rent and Wicked (not that it's bad to like them, but many people who are not willing to learn are fans of those shows)- you are missing out on a lot.
There's so many things that can be learned, read, and watched, from the flashy lights of Broadway, to the basements of the darker streets- there is theater everywhere. And just knowing Rent and Wicked (not that it's bad to like them, but many people who are not willing to learn are fans of those shows)- you are missing out on a lot.
#118
Posted: 8/11/04 at 9:22pm
yo son of a gunn- sorry i didn't mean to come across so like, "Raaaar!" it's just that sometimes people think that beacause i'm young, i only listen to a certain genre of music, and that if i like theatre i probably stick to pop-musicals. i'm in full support of kids opening their horizons! oh and when i said the "why do you think kids today" comment, i meant to ask, "what leads you to believe that kids don't like old stuff." i guessed i phrased it weird. anyway, here's to r&h, the other r&h, kern, gershwin, porter, arlen, and everyone else from the olden days.
#119
Posted: 8/11/04 at 9:22pm
HERE HERE! 
My avatar is a reminder to myself. I need lots of reminders...
#120
Posted: 8/11/04 at 9:27pm
"I never said it was a sin. I just said you are missing out on some wonderful stuff. Did you not see my reply to feisnstein? If you did not, please read it, it explains where I was coming from."
I didn't mean to twist your words (and I did read your reply to Feinstein AFTER I posted, lol)....I just wanted to comment that sometimes people think its ludicrous that teenagers *gasp* enjoy Wicked and Rent more than My Fair Lady, or perhaps know more about modern musicals over classic ones....when its not necessarily a character flaw
Anywho, I understood exactly what you meant, and I meant no offense!
I didn't mean to twist your words (and I did read your reply to Feinstein AFTER I posted, lol)....I just wanted to comment that sometimes people think its ludicrous that teenagers *gasp* enjoy Wicked and Rent more than My Fair Lady, or perhaps know more about modern musicals over classic ones....when its not necessarily a character flaw
Anywho, I understood exactly what you meant, and I meant no offense!
#121
Posted: 8/11/04 at 9:28pm
"yo son of a gunn- sorry i didn't mean to come across so like, "Raaaar!" it's just that sometimes people think that beacause i'm young, i only listen to a certain genre of music, and that if i like theatre i probably stick to pop-musicals. i'm in full support of kids opening their horizons!"
Word. Yay teen broadway fans!!! WoOoo!
Word. Yay teen broadway fans!!! WoOoo!
#122
Posted: 8/11/04 at 11:46pm
sorry...i was taught to read and write with phonics...and hell...that p*uck'd mee Up! I can't spell and I can't read worth a damn! I apologize for my whorenduss spelling! ^___^
"Lord, why do you watch from the sidelines when it's being fought on the front lines. Take me into your collection. Lord, I've kinda lost my conviction...." -HYDE, Masquerade
#124
Posted: 8/12/04 at 8:54pm
I am 13 years young.
Some of my favorite musicals: The Fantasticks, Sweeney Todd, Company, Merrily We Roll Along, Sunday in the Park with George, Anything Goes, Kiss Me Kate, Pacific Overtures Assassins (close enough).
Alright, that probably makes me more of a Sondheim fan than an Pre-90's musical fan, but I think I got the point across.
Some of my favorite musicals: The Fantasticks, Sweeney Todd, Company, Merrily We Roll Along, Sunday in the Park with George, Anything Goes, Kiss Me Kate, Pacific Overtures Assassins (close enough
). Alright, that probably makes me more of a Sondheim fan than an Pre-90's musical fan, but I think I got the point across.
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