#4451
Posted: 3/2/07 at 9:04pm
broadway.com put up more pics of the shoe shopping outing. Very cute! There's a really adorable one of him and his wife.
Photo Op
Photo Op
The Official Raúl E. Esparza "Spread the Love" Thread, part two — Page 179
#4452
Posted: 3/2/07 at 9:07pm
Okay, let's be honest. That's just a bit awkward.
#4453
Posted: 3/2/07 at 9:13pm
Yes. Definitely. Broadway.com has always lacked...tact, but the captions especially are just infuriatingly stupid.
Like a firework unexploded
Wanting life but never knowing how
Wanting life but never knowing how
#4454
Posted: 3/2/07 at 9:24pm
The captions actually make me legitimately angry. They're always tactless, but these are inappropriate and unfair. I don't know if they're playing dumb or trying to be especially ridiculous.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
Updated On: 3/2/07 at 09:24 PM
#4455
Posted: 3/2/07 at 9:40pm
The captions really are incredibly tactless. Wouldn't expect any better from Broadway.com.
*rolls eyes in their direction*
*rolls eyes in their direction*
#4456
Posted: 3/2/07 at 10:19pm
I'm actually embarassed for them - blatant stupidity doesn't suit anyone. And of course awkwardness abounds.
#4457
Posted: 3/3/07 at 2:10pm
Heh. My parents are seeing a show today, and my mom called me before it started to ask me if I had seen this month's Playbill yet. I saw King Lear on the 1st, but they were still using February Playbills, so I hadn't. She called to tell me that if I hadn't seen it yet, the little quiz in the front was all about Raúl. 
A work of art is an invitation to love.
#4458
Posted: 3/3/07 at 6:08pm
Raul is certainly doing quite well for himself in this show
I really hope your parents enjoy the show.
I really hope your parents enjoy the show.
#4459
Posted: 3/7/07 at 2:47pm
Oh, those pictures! I honestly don't think that the captions are bad...they venture into tactless territory, arguably, but what would you write if asked to caption those photos? It kind of comes with the territory of trying to be cute that they say things that in this case seem (likely unintentionally) insensitive. Maybe I'm being too optimistic.
Anyway! It was a pleasure to see Company again with some of you this weekend. Every time I see the show, it feels like it has improved so much, but I can't really imagine the cast as a whole being more on than they were Sunday, even with the kinda dead audience. That scene between Bobby and Kathy especially was just breathtakingly gentle and tragic. And seeing Raul sing "Being Alive" is still one of the greatest experiences in my (granted, rather short) theatergoing life.
Anyway! It was a pleasure to see Company again with some of you this weekend.
Every time I see the show, it feels like it has improved so much, but I can't really imagine the cast as a whole being more on than they were Sunday, even with the kinda dead audience. That scene between Bobby and Kathy especially was just breathtakingly gentle and tragic. And seeing Raul sing "Being Alive" is still one of the greatest experiences in my (granted, rather short) theatergoing life.
#4460
Posted: 3/7/07 at 3:34pm
Total change of direction - just listening to Raul sing "Hair" from HAIR - what fun! I like some of the Actors Fund benefit recording but bought it because of Raul.
#4461
Posted: 3/7/07 at 4:01pm
Love him singing that. I have to say, though, I also really like Gavin Creel's "Going Down" from that recording.
#4462
Posted: 3/7/07 at 4:40pm
That's my favorite song on the recording. And I love that Adam's, Gavin's and Raul's are consecutive.
This thread made me laugh a little. Heh. But yeah, I figured people would be confused!
http://www.talkinbroadway.com/allthatchat/d.php?id=1373801
A work of art is an invitation to love.
This thread made me laugh a little. Heh. But yeah, I figured people would be confused!
http://www.talkinbroadway.com/allthatchat/d.php?id=1373801
#4463
Posted: 3/7/07 at 4:52pm
Whoa, I have no idea how allthatchat works...I felt so small and lost on that website.
#4464
Posted: 3/7/07 at 5:03pm
You can change the view so it looks a little more like BWW, with rows and columns, etc. The default layout is hard to get used to.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
#4465
Posted: 3/7/07 at 5:07pm
I used to change it to thread view, and then I realized that only about a fourth of the posts on any given thread are worth reading, and you can often tell those from the titles.
#4466
Posted: 3/7/07 at 5:09pm
I've always hated that kind of message board set up. It's so 1996.
It recently occurred to me that I'm so remarkably unphased by the Broadway.com caption debacle because my parents have been seperated for 17 years and have lived together platonically for half that time. Celebrities and their interpersonal relationships would have to be awfully messed up to even register for me.
Anyway. Did this thread ever come to a conclusive decision about what he's hiding behind his back here?
It recently occurred to me that I'm so remarkably unphased by the Broadway.com caption debacle because my parents have been seperated for 17 years and have lived together platonically for half that time. Celebrities and their interpersonal relationships would have to be awfully messed up to even register for me.
Anyway. Did this thread ever come to a conclusive decision about what he's hiding behind his back here?
#4467
Posted: 3/7/07 at 5:18pm
Aw, one of my favorite weird pictures.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
#4468
Posted: 3/7/07 at 5:20pm
Don't think so, but I have wondered what he's standing in front of. Google suggests that it's a wall mural of Cuba.
#4469
Posted: 3/7/07 at 5:48pm
Wall mural of Cuba makes a bit more sense than my friend's momentary idea that he was standing in front of an Ozian wall mural outlaying Wicked's lay of the land. Just to the left is Kiamo Ko. 
#4470
Posted: 3/7/07 at 5:50pm
It's so 1996.
Inside the Web, holla!
Sorry. Anyway, I have nothing to add to the thread. Heh at his overgrown chest hair.
Inside the Web, holla!
Sorry. Anyway, I have nothing to add to the thread. Heh at his overgrown chest hair.
#4471
Posted: 3/7/07 at 6:31pm
It like, borders neck hair.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
#4472
Posted: 3/7/07 at 6:33pm
I happen to peak in this thread and what do I find? None other than the infamous chest hair. 
So afraid of getting older
I'm only good at being young
I'm only good at being young
Updated On: 3/7/07 at 06:33 PM
#4473
Posted: 3/7/07 at 6:34pm
The bway.com pictures are incredibly adorable. Captions, not so much. But what can ya do?
"Blow out the candles, Robert, and make a wish. Want something. Want something."
Wishes come true, not free.
Wishes come true, not free.
#4474
Posted: 3/7/07 at 6:38pm
His words, not mine.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
#4475
Posted: 3/12/07 at 4:51pm
https://www.broadwayworld.com/viewcolumn.cfm?colid=16572
Fun! It would be awesome to be able to go!
Fun! It would be awesome to be able to go!
"Blow out the candles, Robert, and make a wish. Want something. Want something."
Wishes come true, not free.
Wishes come true, not free.
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