COMPANY revival recording — Page 2

ljay889 said: "Matt Doyle reiterates multiple times here that he is very confident that Company will return. The producers are in for the long haul.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h8P0Hk3GikM"

We do hope so but nothing is a guarantee...we are heading deeper now in to a recession and who knows come fall what will happen with the crippling economy here in the USA

We get it.

You're consistently hateful, dismissive, or treat others with contempt instead of trying a little civility or assuming good intentions.

Clearly there is no reason to try and appeal to any sort of generosity or better nature as several of us have done here.

Blocking it is.

BdwayLife said: "ToitallyEffed said: "If you really need it, then they should make it happen."

Why are you so rude? I'm genuinely curious as to what motivates you to take the time to type a response like that."

It just felt like a really bizarrely out of touch post. We are all devastated about the closing of Broadway and the much bigger fact that people are dying because of this virus. I agree that my sarcasm wasn’t helpful and I apologize, but I do wish people would have a little more tact and self awareness.

Sutton Ross said: "No, we didn't forget we are on a chat board, but I think you did. People on chat boards come from all over the world, with different backgrounds, and all have different opinions on different things. We also express things differently and that's okay. I think it's a tone deaf post, you can think differently. And that's a beautiful thing.

If you are too sensitive, "triggered" or think our views are "bullying", feel free to go somewhere else."

Who said anything about feeling “triggered” or that there was “bullying”? I know exactly where I am. I value a diversity of perspectives—that is actually, why I come on here. If everyone knew and thought the same as I, why would I bother? Be more kind, Sutton.

BdwayLife said: "Sutton Ross said: "No, we didn't forget we are on a chat board, but I think you did. People on chat boards come from all over the world, with different backgrounds, and all have different opinions on different things. We also express things differently and that's okay. I think it's a tone deaf post, you can think differently. And that's a beautiful thing.

If you are too sensitive, "triggered" or think our views are "bullying", feel free to go somewhere else."

Who said anything about feeling “triggered” or that there was “bullying”? I know exactly where I am. I value a diversity of perspectives—that is actually, why I come on here. If everyone knew and thought the same as I, why would I bother? Be more kind, Sutton."

People should be able to express their feelings freely without being torched by the members of this message board.

Updated On: 3/25/20 at 09:13 AM

Yeah I have a good feeling about this one coming back. It's an expensive production (wasn't it reported to be $18 million?) and it would seem the producers would be more eager to raise a little more to get through this than toss it all to the side and collect the insurance check. Also, since it's not a limited run of a play, it's less likely to conflict with fall schedules for the cast. (Possibly the creatives, who planned being done working by now, but everyone's schedules are in the air right now.)

BJR said: "Yeah I have a good feeling about this one coming back. It's an expensive production (wasn't it reported to be $18 million?) and it would seem the producers would be more eager to raise a little more to get through this than toss it all to the side and collect the insurance check. Also, since it's not a limited run of a play, it's less likely to conflict with fall schedules for the cast. (Possibly the creatives, who planned being done working by now, but everyone's schedules are in the air right now.)"

Was Company a shoe-in for best revival at The Tony's? I would say, yes. Does the show have long-term appeal to people outside of NYC...? Maybe not. So, a longer wait for awards season could possibly end Company's return or eventual run pre-maturely. How much money do those producers have socked away?

I would guess Ms. Lupone would return...especially if she's hungry for a Tony Award aka a career boost. And the others too; Lenk, Simard, Sieber. All highly ambitious, Tony hungry performers have seen promising opportunities with jobs on the screen slip through their fingers. All hopes dashed, thanks to Covid-19.

Updated On: 3/25/20 at 11:16 AM

blaxx said: "kennedy_rose said: "BJR said: "Yeah I have a good feeling about this one coming back. It's an expensive production (wasn't it reported to be $18 million?) and it would seem the producers would be more eager to raise a little more to get through this than toss it all to the side and collect the insurance check. Also, since it's not a limited run of a play, it's less likely to conflict with fall schedules for the cast. (Possibly the creatives, who planned being done working by now, but everyone's schedules are in the air right now.)"

Was Company a shoe-in for best revival at The Tony's? I would say, yes. Does the show have long-term appeal to people outside of NYC...? Maybe not. So, a longer wait for awards season could possibly end Company's return or eventual run pre-maturely. How much money do those producers have socked away?

I would guess Ms. Lupone would return...especially if she's hungry for a Tony Award aka acareer boost. And the others too; Lenk, Simard, Sieber. All highly ambitious, Tony hungry performers have seen promising opportunitieswithjobs on the screen slip through their fingers. All hopes dashed, thanks to Covid-19."

Certainly not a guarantee for best revival. WSS and Caroline or Change were up there too, at the moment. While I appreciated this Company, I think WSS was more ambitious."

Considering Broadway politics and the drama surrounding WSS, they would have been nominated. Sondheim would still be recognized but for Company. He's beloved and so is Marianne Elliott. Evo has had his moment, so Caroline would have been a contender, for sure. Since Tony Kushner's legacy never fully played out (Angels being the only play with critical success), perhaps this go round would bring him the win?

hak5 said: "I really need a cast album of the (soon to be) current COMPANY revival. Could they possibly find a safe way record during the covid-downtime ?"



A litte something for now.

kennedy_rose said: "qolbinau said: "I highly doubt Caroline, or Change would have won best revival, in my opinion. I think it's a great production with a heartbreaking leading performance but it is completely overshadowed by Company and West Side Story that attempt to reinvent the show."

Again, West Side Story...too political. Many Tony voters are too old to go to the theatre. They give their tickets to their kids/grandkids and base their votes on the NY Times review. So, I imagine Company would have fared better than WSS in that regard. In terms of performances, Patti would have been a shoe in. Simard, best featured. But at this point...they will have to wait a long time. The Tony's won't happen in 2020."

Where does this info come from?

joevitus said: "kennedy_rose said: "qolbinau said: "I highly doubt Caroline, or Change would have won best revival, in my opinion. I think it's a great production with a heartbreaking leading performance but it is completely overshadowed by Company and West Side Story that attempt to reinvent the show."

Again, West Side Story...too political. Many Tony voters are too old to go to the theatre. They give their tickets to their kids/grandkids and base their votes on the NY Times review. So, I imagine Company would have fared better than WSS in that regard. In terms of performances, Patti would have been a shoe in. Simard, best featured. But at this point...they will have to wait a long time. The Tony's won't happen in 2020."
Where does this info come from?"

My opinion and experience.

Updated On: 3/26/20 at 07:44 AM