Sally's red dress.

Such a good example.

Do you stage door?

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"Everybody in show business listens to anybody."

Herbie from "Gypsy."

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IMO - BWW is important only in the aspect that it is online advertisement for theatre shows and Broadway performers performing in other types of entertainment. (Concerts, Movies, TV etc). I highly doubt that opinons or topics discussed on the message board really matter to Broadway producers,directors, actors etc. Broadway shows have out of town tryouts and previews to get audience reaction so checking out the message board for reaction to show is really not necessary.

I love your ode to "Chicago", PJ! from RC in Austin, Texas

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" Jordan, I wouldn't take that as a compliment.
The respected characters are mentioned in another sentence. :)
A bit of wit is ok, especially to keep things shallow, but it really doesn't add anything if you do it for years and years and years. It gets tiresome.

Try to develop an attention span bigger than that of a goldfish.
Oh, one more tip; If you think that the general masses are just as clever and witty as a veteran theatre queen on a board like this, you might want to change your world view."



Da Fuk......?

I guess you are a shallow goldfish, Jordy.

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Yum

To the person that thinks that the masses "get" everything.

What is the Sally's red dress story?

And I have some Midol if anyone here needs it? Or wants it, because they obviously need it

I am never starting a thread drunk again.

Isn't it a valid question to ask someone to actually respond to the subject matter instead of making repeated off-topic responses, dramamama?

The reason this board is becoming increasingly irrelevant is (IMO) too much time is spent makes "witty" jokes and infighting, insulting and name-calling. It is increasingly difficult to separate the wheat from the chaff.

Sure, some actors read this board, but the smarter ones don't, and are certainly too smart to respond. A few producers will have their interns read and alert them to anything interesting, but the creatives aren't trolling the board for ideas.

Musto and Riedel, on the other hand, likely do, on days when they can't think of anything to write about.

In other words, this board is a tiny little world mostly unto itself, ruled over by a handful of regular posters. It's very clique-ish. Trolls are allowed to roam free, by and large.

Is this board important to Broadway? Not really, imo. It's mostly important to those who post here.

Updated On: 4/14/13 at 10:22 AM