I really enjoyed the Chicago performance. It was nice to see something from one of the mainstays. I just confused about the shows they got. I’m guessing they asked most shows and these are the ones that responded, but it would’ve been nice to see something from more of the shows this season. Six, Company. I feel there’s so much missed opportunity here
Let’s just be real - none of these are going to sell tickets because nobody knows for sure when theaters will reopen so people aren’t going to be rushing to telecharge and buying tix. By the time we do have a definite date for reopening, this show and these performances will be forgotten and have no impact on sales at that time. Just watch the damn show and enjoy these performers getting to perform again.
Maybe Lauren Pattens performance will help her win the tony award?
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Enjoyed everything so far except for MEAN GIRLS. But now there's this awful performance from DIANA.
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Call_me_jorge said: "Maybe Lauren Pattens performance will help her win the tony award?"
Pretty sure she was going to win anyway.
I for one am so thankful to have this on my TV tonight. Would it be nice if they could showcase more shows? Sure. But the fact that this 2-hour special is on NBC in primetime on a Thursday night in December is pretty great as it is. Let's be real, we could be just getting 15 performances by the cast of Hamilton and stories from people about how Hamilton changed their lives. I'd much rather have this.
Kad said: "I don’t know who this Brett Eldridge guy is or why he’s here but he sounds good."
He is a popular country singer. I like him. A really nice surprise to see him. I saw an interview with him where he expressed his love for Broadway. And he's cute to boot!
A lot of this has been underwhelming and low key. It’s almost as if B’way is really dead and the whole country won’t even mourn them.
I’ve heard that “Diana”‘s Netflix premiere might be late in January... crappy preview so far. Hoping the material is stronger and suits Jeanna de Waal’s powerful voice even better.
Jordan Levinson said: "A lot of this has been underwhelming and low key. It’s almost as if B’way is really dead and the whole country won’t even mourn them."
People like you are why we can't have nice things.
Yeah, anyone complaining about this special is insane. Theatres are dark and because of NBC, some performers are performing and Broadway is being shown to the masses.
I know we are all bitchy queens, but must we pick EVERYTHING apart?
I got an announcement/ad that Jersey Boys tickets are now on sale for performances starting May 31st 20201 through early January 2022. It popped up right after they finished their opening number.
That video for "If" from Diana was released last December. I liked it then, and I still like it. With the recent premiere of The Crown season 4, the timing couldn't be any better to promote the show.
Goodnight NYC. Tonight wasn’t my favorite, but at least it was nice to see all these shows reuniting and representing one of the hardest hit industries of the pandemic. Like it or not, live theatre WILL be back someday, and it will be much more ecstatic than tonight's rather solemn presentation. Jake Gyllenhaal: “...it will be stronger than ever.” Aaron Tveit: “...it’s gonna be a real party that night.”
ACL2006 said: "Enjoyed everything so far except for MEAN GIRLS. But now there's this awful performance from DIANA."
ACL2006 or anyone else who wants to answer.....I only watched a few minutes of this. Really only the Mean Girls performance. I had tickets to the tour in Orlando in February, but got sick. I still want to see it. But is that song a good representation of the score? Cause I thought it was really awful. There was nothing catchy about it. Maybe is was the performance?
uncageg said: "Kad said: "I don’t know who this Brett Eldridge guy is or why he’s here but he sounds good."
He is a popular country singer. I like him. A really nice surprise to see him. I saw an interview with him where he expressed his love for Broadway. And he's cute to boot!
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Very popular, very cute and a really nice guy in person.