Community Theatre hits and leaves NSMT....

[Trish2]

Posted: 7/28/07 at 11:37pm

I guess considering the title, what you get is what you get. How amateurish.


High School Musical at NSMT

[NSMTpublicity]

Posted: 7/29/07 at 12:07am

Did you see the show? 54,000 people did see it during the shows 4 week run. If HSM is not your cup of tea that is fine, come to our premiere of THREE MUSKETEES.

Reading the reviews I cant seem to find it called "Community Theatre" anywhere.


NSMT's HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL reviews.

[theaterdude87]

Posted: 7/29/07 at 12:27am

I actually really like what they did to the show. Doing it in the round changes the whole atmosphere and it seems really good.

and AKB and Kate R. so good.

[morosco]

Posted: 7/29/07 at 12:42am

I thought it was pretty good. Not my kind of show but it was enjoyable. It was great to see so many young folks in the theatre audience! They were having a blast. How great it is to see young ones catching the theatre bug. They are our audiences of tomorrow.

[RentBoy86]

Posted: 7/29/07 at 12:47am

I know somebody is going to hate me for saying this, but...is Andrew's character suppose to be so...feminine? Maybe that's his take on the role..but, really?

[ohjustjake]

Posted: 7/29/07 at 12:52am

I'm not really sure - i know that if I was cast as that character, I would probably tone it down a bit.

[bwaychae5192]

Posted: 7/29/07 at 1:03am

Most portrayals of Ryan in HSM that I've seen have taken the effeminate route (AKB, Lucas, etc.). So I would say that it's a very common portrayal of the character.

[RentBoy86]

Posted: 7/29/07 at 2:03am

In that case, that's stupid. That just further stereotypes men in musical theater. Sure, Troy is the "jock" - but the kid actually invovled in musical theater is "effeminate." Way to go Disney. Breaking boundries.

[TheatreDiva90016]

Posted: 7/29/07 at 12:29pm

Was the director from Disney? If not, then don't blame Disney.

[morosco]

Posted: 8/26/07 at 12:05pm

Not a very enthusiastic review:
As a musical, 'Musketeers' is faithful to a fault

[somuchtodo]

Posted: 8/26/07 at 1:29pm

Actually, I think Disney is breaking boundaries. In HSM II, Ryan is portrayed as both a theater geek and an athlete - while the "jocks" agree to be dancers. The "we're all in this together" message resonates strongly with kids.
And don't shoot me here, but Zac Efron is not a masculine stereotype.

[Flaunt It]

Posted: 8/26/07 at 9:05pm

Yeah, Broadwayworld's reviewer saw a lot more potential in MUSKETEERS.

https://www.broadwayworld.com/viewcolumn.cfm?colid=20947

[CATSNYrevival]

Posted: 8/26/07 at 9:23pm

Andrew can do no worng. Leave him alone.

[RentBoy86]

Posted: 8/26/07 at 9:46pm

Andrew can do no worng.

1. wrong not worng.

2. ...right...