MY FAIR LADY (2018) Previews — Page 17

JIMG3 said: "At the risk of appearing snarky, it’s because the intention was to do a revival of My Fair Lady, not a production of Pygmalion."

An My Fair Lady rooted My Fair Lady does NOT need to be revived today. A Pygmalion-rooted My Fair Lady that speaks to the zeitgeist of today? Hell yeah.

OMG! That Ballroom set is GORGEOUS! Could it be possible that My Fair Lady may contain Michael Yeargan's best set designs he's done for a LCT production/musical production yet? Now I feel comfortable with a production of Follies designed by Mr. Yeargan.

Musical Master said: "OMG! That Ballroom set is GORGEOUS! Could it be possible that My Fair Ladymay containMichael Yeargan's best set designs he's done for a LCT production/musical production yet? Now I feel comfortable with a production of Follies designed by Mr. Yeargan."

Can you pm a link?

ljay889 said: "That’s an illegal bootleg video. Of course it’s going to be deleted."

Well, it was only 5 seconds long, and pictures of the pre-show curtain have been posted, even though those are still technically illegal. But alas.

So for now I'll just say that if you search a certain show's title on a certain social media website for sharing pictures and short videos, you may find a very, very, very brief clip of a scene at the embassy ball.

Now it's gotten me curious as to what does the Convent Garden set look like.

I wish we could hear a snippet of Lauren's and Harry's singing voices. Just a little snippet. I appreciate all the reviews here, but I want so badly to hear them for myself!

Ambrose's singing was soft, especially early in the show. I think she was amplified more than the others. I strained a little to hear her in the beginning, and I was seated in the third row, center orchestra. Later in the show her voice was stronger. She hit the high notes very well. I enjoyed her performance, and would love to see the show again later in the run.

With Bartlett Sher's well-earned reputation for excellence, and with apparently every actress in musical theater available for the role of Eliza, it would be a great surprise if he had zeroed in on someone whose voice was not quite up to the demands of the score.

Perhaps they are still tinkering around with wiring her. After all, it's not really the voice of Ambrose as it exits her mouth they we are hearing. It's that voice after several million electrons have had their way with it. This appears to bother me more than most.

Aside: I have heard Kelli O'Hara sing live many times, or so I thought. On the stage of the small theater at the Sheen Center downtown, when she stepped away from the microphone and sang a cappella "The Lord's Prayer," I realized that I had never heard Kelli O'Hara sing live before that moment.

blm2323 said: "Was the clip from the annoying person who was filming/distracting me at the top of Act 2? Fortunately I have no qualms telling people to put it away....

I get why people would want to see/hear a bootleg but please realize the filmer was most likely ruining someone else’s experience of a show others paid hard earned money to see."



^^^This^^^ A thousand times, this.

Except, frankly, I *dont* get why people who allegedly love theater and respect the hard work that goes into it--from the stage-hands to the creative team to the performers--would want to consume anything that so dis-respects and undermines that hard work.