#1
Posted: 12/23/03 at 11:47am
Anyone seen this play starring Anthony Rapp? Is it worth seeing?
Private Jokes, Public Places
#2
Posted: 12/23/03 at 3:05pm
i'd pay to see anthony rapp's private places....
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#3
Posted: 12/23/03 at 3:17pm
I remember reading a less than sparkling review somewhere. Broadway.com perhaps?
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#4
Posted: 12/23/03 at 4:55pm
Its a very well acted and directed production of a very mediocre play. Anthony Rapp is good but doesn't get to do very much.
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#5
Posted: 12/23/03 at 6:30pm
who attended the reading of Rapp's PRETTY DEAD GIRL at Chelsea Studios recently? do fill us in. i heard from a friend that the irony was the Studios were also hosting a non-Equity call for a tour of RENT, so one disgruntled professional was heard to say to Mr. Rapp..."what has thou wrought?"
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#6
Posted: 12/26/03 at 9:32pm
Private Jokes Public Places is a funny very intelligent play. The current production is very well acted, although I'd have to say that if you are going expecting The Anthony Rapp Show you will be disappointed.
I liked it a lot. It is very much worth seeing. A show that appeals to an audience's brain is such a rarity in these days of Wicked and Boy From Oz.
I liked it a lot. It is very much worth seeing. A show that appeals to an audience's brain is such a rarity in these days of Wicked and Boy From Oz.
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