DIANA: THE MUSICAL On Netflix - News & Discussion Thread — Page 2

RippedMan said: "I'm so fascinated to know if any of these Broadway Covid shows made any significant changes during the downtimes. I guess not Diana since it was filmed, but all the other new shows or new stagings."

They did several changes before filming it, according to am interview with David Bryan.

RippedMan said: "I'm so fascinated to know if any of these Broadway Covid shows made any significant changes during the downtimes. I guess not Diana since it was filmed, but all the other new shows or new stagings."

They did several changes before filming it, according to am interview with David Bryan.

New opening night is set for mid-November. (Not sure about when previews start.)

The film is being released tomorrow and here is a clip of one of the musical numbers in the show:

https://www.broadwayworld.com/article/VIDEO-Watch-a-New-Clip-from-DIANA-THE-MUSICAL-on-Netflix-20210930

jacobsnchz14 said: "The film is being released tomorrow and here is a clip of one of the musical numbers in the show:

https://www.broadwayworld.com/article/VIDEO-Watch-a-New-Clip-from-DIANA-THE-MUSICAL-on-Netflix-20210930"

Based on this, it looks like the filming is very well done. I'm still so on the fence about seeing this live on my November trip after listening to the cast album. I have one slot let that I'm looking to fill. I will be watching this tomorrow and that will determine whether or not to buy a ticket or not.

Watching now. It's, at times, insensitive and trashy. At other times, hilarious and charming. And at other times, just plain awful. And yet - I'm loving every minute of it and enjoying quite a few of the songs.

Just finished watching this. At time times genuinely sincere, touching, and heartbreaking and at other moments pure over the top camp, this show definitely runs the gamut. Jeanna De Waal is a star, and "I Will" was definitely my favorite number in the show. The show moves at breakneck speed, which isn't always to its advantage. All in all, it a very fun show to watch from the comfort of your own home despite it's flaws.

Updated On: 10/2/21 at 11:21 AM

songanddanceman2 said: "Just about to watch this. Critics, especially here in the UK hate it, mainly one star reviews. "

Yeah British tabloids, like "Sun" They even wrote 2 negative articles within 30 minutes. 🙄🤦‍♀️

I can't take them seriously...

Most media outside UK love it...

This was fun, terrible, silly, and entertaining AF all at once. I loved it so much.

I'm so happy they did this and I hope they continue doing pro-shots with more and more shows!

Princeton2 said: "It's not as bad as the trailer made it out to be, its trashy in a lifetime movie kind of way (and just as accurate) but it is entertaining."

I agree. Its nothing incredibly deep, nor artistic, but its entertaining. Its a production that will be sold on performances and Jeanna de Waal gives a great one, but I don't know if its a must see.

I don't know if this will succeed on Broadway, but it is interesting the first 2 of the first 3 new musicals to reopen are about women being screwed over by the British monarchy.