How come no one is talking about "Nice Work" ?- Page 2

[bookofmel]

How come no one is talking about #25

Posted: 4/22/12 at 4:51pm

Sorry if I wasn't clear. It just looked like he was going through the motions very lazily. Every line was said with the exact same intonation and he came across as very bored and as though he could care less about the show. When I say there was nothing behind his eyes, it means it didn't look like there was a thought in his head other than "say this line" or "do this dance step."

And obviously it is live theater, which means actors have a different performance every night, so he could easily have been stupendously charming for your show and utterly dull for mine. It's just a shame he was dull for the press. I would have enjoyed the show much more if I cared about the leading man. But I didn't and neither did my friend who saw the show with me.

[chrisampm2]

How come no one is talking about #26

Posted: 4/22/12 at 5:25pm

This is his underplayed style. Some folk like it. You and others are not those folk.

[GatorNY]

How come no one is talking about #27

Posted: 4/22/12 at 5:43pm

I haven't seen it...but I will say that it's pretty low on my list of things I want to see. Doesn't really appeal to me, but for those who it does appeal to I say "Enjoy!"

"The price of love is loss, but still we pay; We love anyway."