Posted: 10/4/19 at 9:36pm
patrickj88 said: "Rumour is that I FEEL PRETTY has been cut for the show and that it will all be done in 1 ACT..no intermission"
Run time reportedly 1 hr 40 mins
Posted: 10/4/19 at 9:56pm
Posted: 10/5/19 at 2:54am
I would be MORE than happy not to have to sit thru Tonight/I feel pretty/Somewhere and Maria[ever again!], and no interval would be Perfect........I just want the Rumble.
Write future musicals that are 120mins without an interval and fkuk the candy/liquor bar they are written for.
I Hate Intervals.
Posted: 10/6/19 at 6:22am
I am curious as to what Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker will do with the choreography. Any predictions on how this will differ from the original?
i just want the Dance at the Gym (Mambo).
Posted: 10/8/19 at 5:45pm
You think that you do a version like this without getting them on board first, and that Scott Rudin would allow anyone other than himself to have the final yay or nay?
Posted: 10/9/19 at 12:44am
sparkledust said: "You think that you do a version like this without getting them on board first, and that Scott Rudin would allow anyone other than himself to have the final yay or nay?"
Actually, yes. For example, the reason the orchestra will be in the pit and visible is because of the Bernstein estate.
Updated On: 10/9/19 at 12:44 AM
Posted: 10/9/19 at 12:13pm
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Posted: 10/9/19 at 3:00pm
EdEval said: "If they DARE to cut one song from this I will NOT support it and wish it FLOPS!"
Well, gee. I bet you've got Rudin and van Hove quaking in their boots now!
Posted: 10/9/19 at 3:26pm
Posted: 10/9/19 at 4:21pm
After hating what Van Hove did to View From The Bridge on BWAY- then watching him turn All About Eve into a big bore in London- I vowed no more of him- so I will not be able to comment on how he ruined WSS.
Posted: 10/9/19 at 4:28pm
BWAY Baby2 said: "After hating what Van Hove did to View From The Bridge on BWAY- then watching him turn All About Eve into a bigbore in London- I vowed no more of him- so I will not be able to comment on how he ruined WSS."
Most people only "decide" or "say" they aren't interested --- but BWAY Baby2 "VOWED" --- must have been a dramatic moment in your life! Was it anything like Sweeney Todd's "Epiphany"??
Posted: 10/9/19 at 4:59pm
BWAY Baby2 said: "After hating what Van Hove did to View From The Bridge on BWAY- then watching him turn All About Eve into a bigbore in London- I vowed no more of him- so I will not be able to comment on how he ruined WSS."
I'm not sure you could have hated what he did to A View more than I did. (SPOILER ahead if you haven't seen it) The person I saw it with during the climactic scene leaned over to me and said "A guy is supposed to be getting stabbed to death. Why are they doing interpretive dance?"
Posted: 10/9/19 at 8:14pm
Posted: 10/9/19 at 11:35pm
SouthernCakes said: "I went into A View From The Bridge blind and was so confused. Similarly felt the same with the climax in Oklahoma not knowing the show (still enjoyed Oklahoma.) "
Was this Dream Ballet? I had only seen clips of the most famous songs from Oklahoma and roughly knew the plot but not anything outside of that. When the electric guitar started & dancer appeared I was like "wtf is going on? Am I on a psychedelic trip right now". Then part way through it clicked and my mind was blown when I realized it was simulating the subconscious haha I thought it was awesome. That and use of simulcast video and projections during Pore Juds Daid was unique and unexpected.
Posted: 10/10/19 at 6:09am
Yes- I VOWED to stay away from anything Van Hove does- sorry that bothers you.
Posted: 10/10/19 at 6:45am
Oh the horrors of a metaphorical representation of death in halting slow motion instead of a literal quick "jab and die sucker."
I found van hove's A View From the Bridge to be revelatory in intention, design, and performance ... and I usually do not like his work.
Posted: 10/10/19 at 6:53am
I also really liked A View From the Bridge and thought the actors were amazing on such a spare set. Mixed feelings about his direction of the Crucible, but I am looking forward to a fresh interpretation of WSS. Love Jerome Robbins classic choreography but interested in seeing a new spin on the dancing.
