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Posted: 1/9/15 at 9:52pm
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#53
Posted: 1/9/15 at 10:09pm
I LOVE her, but I think Shug Avery is a MUCH better part for her than Ceile. Not saying that she couldn't do 8 shows a week as Ceile, but it will be infinitely easier for her to do it as Shug.
Get that EGOT, gurl.
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#54
Posted: 1/9/15 at 10:14pm
I feel this piece of poopy closed last month. Can't believe it is coming back.
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#55
Posted: 1/9/15 at 10:33pm
I think she should just wait five years for a revival of CAROLINE, OR CHANGE. Or an original piece. But she'll probably be a great Shug!
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#56
Posted: 1/9/15 at 11:01pm
I personally love the idea. Yes it's too early but I bet La Cage is gearing up to come back around soon too.
And honestly, I think EGOT has a lot to do with it. She plays her cards right and she can snag that TONY.
And honestly, I think EGOT has a lot to do with it. She plays her cards right and she can snag that TONY.
#57
Posted: 1/10/15 at 2:47am
Does the revisal give "I'm Here" to Shug? Or is "Push Da Button" enough of a showcase for Hudson?
#58
Posted: 1/10/15 at 3:08am
Having seen the US National Tour in Chicago, and was bored to tears, I was really captivated by the Menier production and thought it was just superb. JenHud is well cast here and will kill Push the Button.
#59
Posted: 1/10/15 at 3:26am
On what planet would Jennifer Hudson wait for a revival of Caroline, or Change? Not only is that piece far less well known, but I can't think of a worse part for her to play.
Anyway, I don't think very highly of this show, but I think Hudson's right to play Shug rather than Celie. This way, not only does she get some great material, but the entire show won't be on her shoulders, so if she sucks it ends up being less pressure.
Anyway, I don't think very highly of this show, but I think Hudson's right to play Shug rather than Celie. This way, not only does she get some great material, but the entire show won't be on her shoulders, so if she sucks it ends up being less pressure.
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#60
Posted: 1/10/15 at 3:46am
I like Cynthia Erivo a lot, but I also think that Patina Miller would be really great as Celie.
If they went with Miller then this show would be full of the top three women up for Effie in the Dreamgirls movie as I'm sure they'll reach out to Fantasia to play Celie if ticket sales begin to dip.
If they went with Miller then this show would be full of the top three women up for Effie in the Dreamgirls movie as I'm sure they'll reach out to Fantasia to play Celie if ticket sales begin to dip.
#61
Posted: 1/10/15 at 4:39pm
Stunt casting for mediocre repeated shows end when the 'star' leaves. Saw the tour. It was fair. Just another opinion.
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#62
Posted: 1/10/15 at 5:18pm
"The score is fine. But that BOOK. My God, that book is atrocious!!!"
I passed on an offer of free tickets the first time based. Reviews of friends of mine were similar to quote above. But, I gotta admit that this time I'm somewhat intrigued.
I passed on an offer of free tickets the first time based. Reviews of friends of mine were similar to quote above. But, I gotta admit that this time I'm somewhat intrigued.
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#63
Posted: 1/10/15 at 8:03pm
"Stunt casting for mediocre repeated shows end when the 'star' leaves. Saw the tour. It was fair. Just another opinion."
But this new production is in no way the tour.
But this new production is in no way the tour.
#64
Posted: 1/10/15 at 11:58pm
This is Lomdon was truly a stunning night , but not sure how it will play in a larger house. It was the simple yet intimate moments that made this soar.
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#65
Posted: 1/11/15 at 12:14am
The Music Box would be the perfect house for this production.
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#66
Posted: 1/11/15 at 4:37pm
I too feel like it's far too soon for a revival of this show. Also, what did Hudson win an Emmy for?
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#67
Posted: 1/12/15 at 11:55am
The Music Box would be the perfect house for this production.
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True but feel the producers will put it in the slightly larger yet still intimate Schoenfeld-1079 or Jacobs-1078 to the Music Box-1009 seats.
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True but feel the producers will put it in the slightly larger yet still intimate Schoenfeld-1079 or Jacobs-1078 to the Music Box-1009 seats.
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