The Official Adam Pascal Love thread — Page 678

The other "love" threads are getting annoying. Because they last for a week at the most then die. And there's a million of them.

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See, but it helps. I'm silly by virtue of my age, I guess - but I do enjoy the more-than occasional serious discussion. So, I'm always glad when you can get my brain ticking, even about Adam.

Okay, so I wrote my review for my theatre class, but I'm reluctant to post just in case, because my professor works in the NY theatre circuit. I figured I could turn to y'all. If anyone wants to do me the huge favour of reading it and giving me even the tiniest bit of feedback, I'd really appreciate it. PM or IM me.

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Updated On: 1/23/05 at 04:10 PM

*groan* Don't remind me...

What surprised me... Hmmmm, that's an excellent question.

I'd never actually seen a real live professional production before, only high school shows. At the beginning, I kept waiting for little things to happen: line flubs, harmonies that weren't quite right, things like that. Then I realized that these people were all trained, and had been performing the show for a long time, so they all knew what they were doing.

But things that really surprised me? I don't know... Angel dancing on that table without breaking bones was pretty impressive.

I guess I was also surprised at just how emotional I got. I mean, I'm always crying, like when I first listened to the recording all the way through, so I thought I'd be over it by now. I was wrong! I was incredibly moved by the whole thing.

It'll lock at 1000 pages, I think. Adam, come home so I have something to babble about!!

Meanwhile, Emcee is having it out with the personification of naivete on the main board. wooo!

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I didn't realize it was also your first professional theater show - what a way to start! One problem I have with live performances is that I sometimes get very nervous for the performers - not always, but occasionally. I think the first time was when I was a child taking piano lessons and went to see someone's (professional) recital. I was a nervous wreck for the guy! Fortunately I can usually relax and enjoy.

However, I did get quite nervous for Adam on The View even before he came on and was nervous.

So do I, especially when it's someone I care about.

Guys, check out the fiasco on page two of that main board thread about the RENT screenplay. Emcee's breaking out the boxing gloves.

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*grumbles*

Apparently she just thought it fun to pick a fight. I'm not sure what she really thinks.... whether what she originally stated is truly her opinion and now she's trying trying to get me to lay off, or if she really was just messing around. *shrug*
I guess it's not important, but the Emcee Adam love line does not get crossed. *folds arms defiantly*

I can imagine people camping out, too. I'll be excited, but I'm definitely not going that far. This will be in the midst of final exams, probably, so I'll have to see it when I can.

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I could be reading it wrong, Emcee, but I thought that all she was saying was, 'why are people getting so worked up over it?'. She didn't express it very well, but that was how I took her initial comment. Or maybe I just did that because I tend to have the same thoughts over the discussion that has happened over RENT. I like serious discussions, but the discussion about the RENT movie script has been a bit out of control. Too many people liking or hating the idea for all the wrong reasons.

After all these commotions, it will really be interesting to see how the final product actually turns out.

Yes, you do seem in a particularly feisty mood right now!

::hopes never to incur the wrath of Emcee::

I listened to Aida all the way through for the first time in a while, and I still just love it. It totally baffles me when critics, like whoever reviewed the new tour in LA, dismiss the score.

AIDA's score is amazing. It's one of the few recordings that I can listen to without skipping any songs.

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