#1
Posted: 11/4/12 at 9:34pm
I saw the matinee today and just stopped crying about a half hour ago. Why didn't anyone ever tell me how good this was?!?!
I finally saw PETER & THE STARCATCHER Today
#2
Posted: 11/4/12 at 9:48pm
Saw it for a third time yesterday and it never fails to blow me away. The best thing on Broadway right now.
A little swash, a bit of buckle - you'll love it more than bread.
#3
Posted: 11/4/12 at 9:48pm
...it's pretty wonderful.
I saw it at the NYTW and then again on Broadway. Enchanting, hilarious, magical, magical, magical.
Glad you had the chance to fall in love with it.
I saw it at the NYTW and then again on Broadway. Enchanting, hilarious, magical, magical, magical.
Glad you had the chance to fall in love with it.
"Two drifters off to see the world. There's such a lot of world to see. . ."
#4
Posted: 11/4/12 at 10:02pm
I was a weeping mess! I want to go back a thousand times before it closes.
#5
Posted: 11/4/12 at 10:07pm
I agree! I saw it twice and don't understand why it doesn't do better in ticket sales.
#6
Posted: 11/4/12 at 10:10pm
I also want to say that compared to what I saw back in August, Matthew Saldivar has really grown into his role. He's really upped the camp level and is just hilarious.
A little swash, a bit of buckle - you'll love it more than bread.
#7
Posted: 11/4/12 at 10:11pm
I love re-watching the video that was shot during rehearsals for the show when it was at the NYTW. Hearing them talk about the creative process and seeing them make magic.
Try to search for it (I believe one of the videos was shot by Andrew Keenan-Bolger?)
Try to search for it (I believe one of the videos was shot by Andrew Keenan-Bolger?)
"Two drifters off to see the world. There's such a lot of world to see. . ."
#8
Posted: 11/4/12 at 10:14pm
The show has blossomed in wonderful says since it's early days.
Here's the video I was mentioning
PATSC rehearsal video
Here's the video I was mentioning
PATSC rehearsal video
"Two drifters off to see the world. There's such a lot of world to see. . ."
#9
Posted: 11/4/12 at 10:24pm
Jordan,
Here's one of the early threads on PATSC - in case you want to read what others were saying when it was at NYTW
Peter and the Starcatcher
Here's one of the early threads on PATSC - in case you want to read what others were saying when it was at NYTW
Peter and the Starcatcher
"Two drifters off to see the world. There's such a lot of world to see. . ."
#10
Posted: 11/4/12 at 11:13pm
Yay!
PATSC does not get enough love around here.. *sadface*
PATSC does not get enough love around here.. *sadface*
starstuff makes you what you wanna be! shoop!
#11
Posted: 11/4/12 at 11:27pm
It got a lot of love, back in the spring!
"...everyone finally shut up, and the audience could enjoy the beginning of the Anatevka Pogram in peace."
#12
Posted: 11/5/12 at 1:16am
I still think it got robbed for Best Play.
#13
Posted: 11/5/12 at 1:35am
TK3, I agree. I thought it was brilliant. Claybourn Park was to full of itself and tricked you into thinking you just saw something " important". JMO
Just give the world Love. - S. Wonder
#14
Posted: 11/5/12 at 1:49am
I agree with you there. I know that opinion is in the minority, but I found Clybourne Park merely adequate entertainment at best.
"...everyone finally shut up, and the audience could enjoy the beginning of the Anatevka Pogram in peace."
#15
Posted: 11/5/12 at 2:35am
I saw all 4 of the best play nominees last season and Clybourne Park was by far my least favorite. I absolutely adored Peter and the Starcatcher, magical really is the best way to describe it. I saw it twice with Borle and was completely enchanted both times.
#16
Posted: 11/5/12 at 3:15am
Thank God it's going to tour/live a long life in regionals. Going from the White Way too soon. Maybe if it moved back off-broadway it could have a longer run?
#17
Posted: 11/5/12 at 6:17am
Glad you liked it, too, Jordan! I was about to get away tear free, when I heard a 9 year old sob behind me. Then I lost it.
I got to see it twice, and loved it beyond words. So "theatrical".
I, too, will never understand how it won just about everything else it was nominated for, but failed to get the Best Play nod.
I got to see it twice, and loved it beyond words. So "theatrical".
I, too, will never understand how it won just about everything else it was nominated for, but failed to get the Best Play nod.
If we're not having fun, then why are we doing it?
These are DISCUSSION boards, not mutual admiration boards. Discussion only occurs when we are willing to hear what others are thinking, regardless of whether it is alignment to our own thoughts.
#18
Posted: 11/5/12 at 9:24am
I think that this was truly magical. This past season was the first time that I saw all the plays that were up for the Tony. I have to say that Peter was the best one of the bunch. And, one of the most magical things that I have seen in a long time play or musical.
I am sad that this is closing soon. However, I think that for a play with an open ended run, it did rather well.
I am sad that this is closing soon. However, I think that for a play with an open ended run, it did rather well.
"If you try to shag my husband while I am still alive, I will shove the art of motorcycle maintenance up your rancid little Cu**. That's a good dear"
Tom Stoppard's Rock N Roll
#19
Posted: 11/5/12 at 9:49am
I'm also beginning to think Celia deserved the Tony too. I thought Judith Light was great in ODC but Celia is just fantastic in Peter.
A little swash, a bit of buckle - you'll love it more than bread.
#20
Posted: 11/5/12 at 9:52am
I still think that Tony's rightful owner is Judith but Celia was so wonderful in this. I'm very excited that they're making a film out of this since film will only help to add more magic to the story and more tears, I'm sure. Lol
#21
Posted: 11/5/12 at 11:00am
I never saw the other plays up for Best Play, but when I first saw this in August, I had to Google the results at intermission because I couldn't remember if Best Play was one of the awards they won.
I'm not entirely sure about my feelings about the movie yet. Part of me says I will hate it because all of that theater "magic" of ropes and yellow gloves etc. will not be in the movie, but the other half is thinking, omgaahh I can watch it over and over and it'll be more accessible!
I'm not entirely sure about my feelings about the movie yet. Part of me says I will hate it because all of that theater "magic" of ropes and yellow gloves etc. will not be in the movie, but the other half is thinking, omgaahh I can watch it over and over and it'll be more accessible!
starstuff makes you what you wanna be! shoop!
#22
Posted: 11/5/12 at 11:33am
This thread is really making me reconsider what I want to see in NY at Christmas!
#23
Posted: 11/5/12 at 11:45am
Oh, you have to see it. It's better than pretty much anything else playing on Broadway right now.
#24
Posted: 11/5/12 at 12:15pm
It's the rare production that makes you remember why you love going to, or working in, the theatre.
"...everyone finally shut up, and the audience could enjoy the beginning of the Anatevka Pogram in peace."
#25
Posted: 11/5/12 at 12:45pm
You cried?! I don't think I felt any sort of emotion or anything. Hm.
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