#101
Posted: 8/4/06 at 2:28pm
I wonder what has happened this week?
Michael Longoria in Jersey Boys Tonight — Page 5
#102
Posted: 8/4/06 at 2:34pm
Speaking of People that Can't Make it to the show.....
Hilarious! And our point is PROVEN!!!
Thanks to the New York Post!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
LOST LACHANZE
Hilarious! And our point is PROVEN!!!
Thanks to the New York Post!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
LOST LACHANZE
#103
Posted: 8/4/06 at 6:11pm
Yeah, so it happens, I don't want to start anything but it didn't say anything about JLY missing peformances because the poor guy was sick! (John if you see this I'm glad you are better :) ) Big deal if people drop out, broadway is not easy.
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Can you keep the cup from tipping Can you keep the grip from slipping In despair, for just another day ~Next To Normal
Can you keep the cup from tipping Can you keep the grip from slipping In despair, for just another day ~Next To Normal
#104
Posted: 8/4/06 at 6:18pm
Lori: Thanks for giving the idealists view of Broadway. Try paying top dollar for seats when you have an annual visit, and then listen to sob-sisters make excuses for these highly paid, pretencious artists.
Bravo to The Post for exposing one small component of this Charade!
Lost in La, La Land LaChanze!
Bravo to The Post for exposing one small component of this Charade!
Lost in La, La Land LaChanze!
Updated On: 8/4/06 at 06:18 PM
#105
Posted: 9/25/06 at 9:57pm
On this board, you can always get the eltist view
the liberal view
the reactionary view
and the NY Times view expressed many times over by parroting sycophants
let freedom ring
let the realists speak, let common sense prevail
let a voice of reason, authentic and chanticleer
sing from the mountain tops
and that's one thousand more for the road...
the liberal view
the reactionary view
and the NY Times view expressed many times over by parroting sycophants
let freedom ring
let the realists speak, let common sense prevail
let a voice of reason, authentic and chanticleer
sing from the mountain tops
and that's one thousand more for the road...
#106
Posted: 9/25/06 at 9:59pm
Why the hell would you dig this thread up again?
#107
Posted: 9/25/06 at 10:50pm
Why the hell not...
it's a celebration
it's a celebration
#108
Posted: 9/26/06 at 2:41am
'If you want a guarantee that someone will play a certain part when and where you want it, no problems to be had, watch a movie. You're dealing with real people in live theater, not images on a screen that will stop and start and be there for you at will. People will get sick, things will happen. Things that are not all about entitled fans.'
Well stated BillyGoatGirl.
Defending the 'stars' or stating the facts, whatever way you look at it... it's the truth. This is theatre. Real people. Real lives. Real problems. You want robots on stage?
Well stated BillyGoatGirl.
Defending the 'stars' or stating the facts, whatever way you look at it... it's the truth. This is theatre. Real people. Real lives. Real problems. You want robots on stage?
Updated On: 9/26/06 at 02:41 AM
#109
Posted: 9/26/06 at 12:24pm
Why the hell would you dig this thread up again?
I was thinking the same thing!
I was thinking the same thing!
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Can you keep the cup from tipping Can you keep the grip from slipping In despair, for just another day ~Next To Normal
Can you keep the cup from tipping Can you keep the grip from slipping In despair, for just another day ~Next To Normal
#110
Posted: 6/22/07 at 7:01pm
Does anyone know authoritatively: is JLY playing most or all of his shows right now?
If Tom DeLay is The Hammer, then I proclaim a new title for the Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi: The Briber. Nancy Pelosi had to bribe her members with spinach to get their votes.
#111
Posted: 6/23/07 at 11:34pm
Who are the other understudies or alternate for the Broadway Frankie Valli?
#112
Posted: 6/23/07 at 11:40pm
Michael is the alternate Frankie Valli. He performs for the Wednesday and Saturday matinees. Michael, Travis Cloer, and Matt Scott are the Frankie understudies.
John is taking a vacation for the next two weeks, I believe, and then Daniel takes his the week after.
John is taking a vacation for the next two weeks, I believe, and then Daniel takes his the week after.
#113
Posted: 6/24/07 at 12:05am
How would you rank the different Fankie Valli's performace in general?
From what I have seen on the 1st and 2nd tours....
Here's my ranking :P
1. Chris Jones-1st tour
2. Jarrod Spector-2nd tour
3. John Dias-2nd Tour
4. Rick Faugno-1st tour
Other Frankies that I still have to see from tours are:
1st: Sternberg, Simmons
2nd: Goldsmith, Copolla
and all the Frankies from the Broadway cast :P
From what I have seen on the 1st and 2nd tours....
Here's my ranking :P
1. Chris Jones-1st tour
2. Jarrod Spector-2nd tour
3. John Dias-2nd Tour
4. Rick Faugno-1st tour
Other Frankies that I still have to see from tours are:
1st: Sternberg, Simmons
2nd: Goldsmith, Copolla
and all the Frankies from the Broadway cast :P
#114
Posted: 6/24/07 at 12:44am
I've only seen two Frankies, actually. I've been lucky to see John Lloyd Young 13 times as Frankie, and Michael Longoria once. John is such a terrific actor in the part, and a great singer, too, but I have never seen a better "Can't Take My Eyes off of You" than Michael's. So, John first for me, and Michael second.
#115
Posted: 6/24/07 at 2:42pm
When is John Lloyd Young on vacation? I have tickets for July 13...I was really hoping to see him again.
#116
Posted: 6/24/07 at 2:44pm
He usually posts about vacations in his blog, right?
http://www.johnlloydyoung.com/blog.htm
http://www.johnlloydyoung.com/blog.htm
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#117
Posted: 6/24/07 at 2:46pm
Checked it already...nothing posted. I was surprised to see that he was going to be on vacation because he usually does.
#118
Posted: 6/24/07 at 10:16pm
John is on vacation from June 25th - July 9 he will be back Tuesday July 10th
#119
Posted: 8/9/07 at 12:16am
John was in the show tonight, August 8. He was wonderful.
As was suggested by another poster a year ago, there is now an ANNOUNCED schedule of when Longoria plays!
To think, this is the post that started the whole thing.
As was suggested by another poster a year ago, there is now an ANNOUNCED schedule of when Longoria plays!
To think, this is the post that started the whole thing.
If Tom DeLay is The Hammer, then I proclaim a new title for the Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi: The Briber. Nancy Pelosi had to bribe her members with spinach to get their votes.
#120
Posted: 8/9/07 at 1:09am
Michael will be appearing in Cabaret Cares September 9th
#121
Posted: 8/9/07 at 9:37am
Are you Chanticleer, HDTh?
Updated On: 8/9/07 at 09:37 AM
#122
Posted: 8/9/07 at 8:58pm
No, This is not chanticleer.
Michael was wonderful.
Michael was wonderful.
If Tom DeLay is The Hammer, then I proclaim a new title for the Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi: The Briber. Nancy Pelosi had to bribe her members with spinach to get their votes.
#123
Posted: 8/9/07 at 9:05pm
Wait, HDTh, I thought you just said John was wonderful and that you saw John last night...
Or are you just saying Michael was wonderful as Joey?
Or are you just saying Michael was wonderful as Joey?
#124
"Or are you just saying Michael was wonderful as Joey?"
YES!
Posted: 8/9/07 at 9:55pm
"Or are you just saying Michael was wonderful as Joey?"
YES!
If Tom DeLay is The Hammer, then I proclaim a new title for the Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi: The Briber. Nancy Pelosi had to bribe her members with spinach to get their votes.
#125
Posted: 8/9/07 at 11:42pm
"As was suggested by another poster a year ago, there is now an ANNOUNCED schedule of when Longoria plays!
To think, this is the post that started the whole thing. "
Keep that ego in check. Do you really think this thread is what lead to the announced schedule?
LOL.. you're funny.
To think, this is the post that started the whole thing. "
Keep that ego in check. Do you really think this thread is what lead to the announced schedule?
LOL.. you're funny.
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