Monday's Easter Bonnet Competition — Page 4
#77
Posted: 4/24/07 at 11:53pm
i've heard thru the grapevine that disney pulled the skits because they were poking fun at the disnification of broadway...as usual. with the tony awards coming up, disney didn't want any bad press....which is silly because everyone knows the skits are all done is good fun.
Courage does not always roar. Sometimes courage is the quiet voice at the end of the day that says, "I will try again tomorrow."
#78
Posted: 4/25/07 at 12:01am
yes nycdncr, I think you are right,
and the Easter Bonnet is the major influence on the TONYs. (huh)?
it is so silly.
and the Easter Bonnet is the major influence on the TONYs. (huh)?
it is so silly.
#79
Posted: 4/25/07 at 12:33am
^that is not true..there was a conflict. thats it...it's not some Tony scandal or whatever
#81
Posted: 4/25/07 at 1:00am
no...it had absolutely nothing to do with reviews or the tonys. it was completely a seperate problem...not a big deal, but a problem nonetheless, and unfortunately caused the 2 shows not to perform.
#82
Posted: 4/25/07 at 1:14am
I agree
It had nothing to do with that
This is a charity event and no censorship is appropriate.
and it is a big deal to those who wrote and worked on skits that were pulled.
I would like to hear from people actually involved.
It had nothing to do with that
This is a charity event and no censorship is appropriate.
and it is a big deal to those who wrote and worked on skits that were pulled.
I would like to hear from people actually involved.
#83
Posted: 4/25/07 at 1:29am
of course it was a big deal for the people who wrote the skits, that is not what i said. the skits were not pulled due to any reason related to the tonys or disney...that is all i meant. all i was doing was answering a question--so i'm done with this ridiculous little argument or whatever it is that you are trying to provoke
#84
Posted: 4/25/07 at 1:36am
well
since DISNEY pulled the skits
it certainly has to due with them
I applaud the shows who participated
I think anyone working on a Broadway show could find some time to throw something together
I thought SPRING AWAKENING would want to be part of this great show.
since DISNEY pulled the skits
it certainly has to due with them
I applaud the shows who participated
I think anyone working on a Broadway show could find some time to throw something together
I thought SPRING AWAKENING would want to be part of this great show.
#85
Posted: 4/25/07 at 9:16am
Just a little note for those who might not know: the Corkscrew who narrated the Beauty and the Beast skit is Bill Nabel, who has been in the show since its original out-of-town tryout (and has rarely taken a vacation), and the mass of people who were onstage at the end singing the finale included original and subsequent Broadway cast, crew, and orchestra members from all 13-plus years.
I particularly enjoyed the comment about how the show opened when the top ticket price was $65. Times have changed...
I particularly enjoyed the comment about how the show opened when the top ticket price was $65. Times have changed...
Updated On: 4/25/07 at 09:16 AM
#86
Posted: 4/25/07 at 11:35am
thanks for the info dancinfan! i loved the grapes on the hair of Bill Nabel. a nice touch.
#87
Posted: 4/25/07 at 12:00pm
I am so proud of the Jersey Boys national Tour aka "Sherry Tour" and their supporters in SF for raising the most donations!
#88
Posted: 4/25/07 at 2:36pm
The Hairspray skit is on that site.
"Zac is sweet as can be. He's very much just a sweet kid from California who happens to have a face that looks like it was drawn by Michelangelo, (if Michelangelo did anime)."
-Adam Shankman.
"I haven't left this building since Windows 3.1!"
"Celebrating a birthday this week: Rene Descartes is 412! Do you know who he is? Then why are you watching this show? You could probably get into college and even get one of those job things. As for the rest of us; Amanda Bynes is 22! Yay!"
-E!'s "The Soup"
-Adam Shankman.
"I haven't left this building since Windows 3.1!"
"Celebrating a birthday this week: Rene Descartes is 412! Do you know who he is? Then why are you watching this show? You could probably get into college and even get one of those job things. As for the rest of us; Amanda Bynes is 22! Yay!"
-E!'s "The Soup"
#89
Posted: 4/26/07 at 3:39pm
Many fabulous pics of all the skits can be found here:
http://www.vrzala.com/eb2007/
http://www.vrzala.com/eb2007/
"It's Phantom meets Hamlet... Phamlet!"
#90
Posted: 4/26/07 at 4:36pm
Wow, those are fantastic.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
#91
Posted: 4/27/07 at 12:12pm
An insider look, written by a Company cast member:
https://www.broadwayworld.com/viewcolumn.cfm?colid=17863
A work of art is an invitation to love.
https://www.broadwayworld.com/viewcolumn.cfm?colid=17863
#92
Posted: 4/27/07 at 1:30pm
Thanks for posting that Emcee! I loved reading the lyrics to their skit.
"It's Phantom meets Hamlet... Phamlet!"
#94
Posted: 4/28/07 at 12:13am
can i have a stark sands for christmas?
#95
Posted: 4/28/07 at 12:17am
Sure, I should be through with him by then.
He looks so different than he did in DIE MOMMIE DIE.
I'll take either one.
He looks so different than he did in DIE MOMMIE DIE.
I'll take either one.
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