Noan Galvin Steps into the Sun — Page 2

chuckydisc said: "For those who have already seen Noah, would you think that Michael Lee Brown would give a better performance given that he's had a lot more time in the part than Noah this week?

I have some family in town who are trying to decide which lead actor to see."

Well, as tickets sales go, I'd probably grab whatever you could since tickets are either hard to come by or still expensive.

BuddyStarr said: "chuckydisc said: "For those who have already seen Noah, would you think that Michael Lee Brown would give a better performance given that he's had a lot more time in the part than Noah this week?

I have some family in town who are trying to decide which lead actor to see."

Well, as tickets sales go, I'd probably grab whatever you could since tickets are either hard to come by or still expensive."

There are always ways to get tickets to attend with either lead performing ... I am just trying to get some feedback before deciding which to purchase.

chuckydisc said: "BuddyStarr said: "chuckydisc said: "For those who have already seen Noah, would you think that Michael Lee Brown would give a better performance given that he's had a lot more time in the part than Noah this week?

I have some family in town who are trying to decide which lead actor to see."

Well, as tickets sales go, I'd probably grab whatever you could since tickets are either hard to come by or still expensive."

There are always ways to get tickets to attend with either lead performing ... I am just trying to get some feedback before deciding which to purchase.

"

I would go with MLB if this is their only time seeing the show, as Noah will probably still be getting his sea legs, per se, for the rest of the week? I remember MLB was getting similar reviews to the one in this thread, and then worked up to being as good as he is now. Evan seems to be a very trial and error role.

Also apologies to everyone in this thread for responding to Margo's comments; I should've known better than to take the bait lol Hopefully we get some more on-topic comments in this thread. I would love to hear more about Galvin's performance!

michaelhale said: "chuckydisc said: "BuddyStarr said: "chuckydisc said: "For those who have already seen Noah, would you think that Michael Lee Brown would give a better performance given that he's had a lot more time in the part than Noah this week?

I have some family in town who are trying to decide which lead actor to see."

Well, as tickets sales go, I'd probably grab whatever you could since tickets are either hard to come by or still expensive."

There are always ways to get tickets to attend with either lead performing ... I am just trying to get some feedback before deciding which to purchase.

"

I would go with MLB if this is their only time seeing the show,as Noah will probably still be getting his sea legs, per se, for the rest of the week? I remember MLB was getting similar reviews to the one in this thread, and then worked up to being as good as he is now. Evan seems to be a very trial and error role.

Also apologies toeveryone in this thread for responding to Margo's comments; I should've known better than to take the bait lol Hopefully we get some more on-topic comments in this thread. I would love to hear more about Galvin's performance!"

I agree. Having only seen Ben, I would think MLB would be the safer bet for reasons stated above.

Lastly, I’ll say that we have all committed wrongs. All of us. This does seem to have been time-limited period. Was it wrong? Yes. Has an apology been made? Yes. Do we have a right to be more offended than the victim (who as far as I’m aware hasn’t spoken out again since the incident) of the behavior? I’d say no. Does that mean we can still choose to not see a show with a particular actor? Sure (see Phantom as an example of people choosing not to see a show due to an actor - a sex offender - in a pivotal role). Does that give us the moral high ground? I’d say probably not. Lastly, if we barred all imperfect actors from performing in shows, the marquees of all those beautiful Broadway theaters would remain permanently dimmed. Harvey Weinstein and Kevin Spacey and their ilk likely don’t belong in the same category as Noah Galvin.

smidge said: "I believe we have another Jesse Tyler dramatic re-enactment of a thread on Instagram"

Well, it's about time!!!

RippedMan said: "I still can't see Taylor in this role or buy the fact that he's a teenager. "

He's 4 1/2 years older than Ben.

chuckydisc said: "RippedMan said: "I still can't see Taylor in this role or buy the fact that he's a teenager. "

He's 4 1/2 years older than Ben.

"

Not only that, but Laura Dreyfuss (who plays Zoe, the youngest in the show) is 29!

CT2NYC said: "RippedMan, did you see that this post is part ofJesse Tyler Ferguson's dramatic reading on Instagram? I'm jealous!"

You're jealous? I'm pretty sure he's not doing it to celebrate the posters here and their dedication to theater but to mock and make fun of people here who he thinks go on and on and on about silly topics. But hey, they say any publicity is good publicity, right?

I find his Broadwayworld chat board reading series extremely untasteful and disrespectful. They are not even borderline funny and dismiss valid points and real discussions. I have no idea why he feels it would be a good idea to make fun of people who actually have something to say and share.