"Is it possible for Rosie to hate a musical? Or does she *love* everything?"
I don't think Rosie has the capacity to hate... unless it concerns a certain Trump.
"Didn't mean to cause tension in the thread..."
Aww, don't fret, bud. You have a right to your opinion. Defend it.
Broadway Legend Joined: 6/12/05
Oh, no...I'm sorry I didn't phrase that right.
I've seen the show- no need for a review.
Just a review of Rosie watching the show...if you can. Haha.
I wonder if she'll stage door.
Rosie is a lover of Broadway and I'm sure she has some shows that she truly likes more than others. But she wants Broadway as an industry to thrive and since she has a public forum, she is going to encourage as many people as possible to see a show. It would work against that goal to say, Yeah, I really didn't care for that. I think she also is humbled by how hard all of the casts and crew work on any show whether it is crappy or not.
"There's a gay sub-plot.
She'll praise it to high heaven".
Now was that necessary?
of course she'll love it and hey it will maybe bring some folks to the theater so good for her! I hope she has a blast and am interested to hear her thoughts. Hopefully this means that they'll get a performance slot on The View~~ ahhh!
Broadway Legend Joined: 10/4/05
^thats what I'm hoping
SA on the View? VERY squee-worthy!!
I wonder what the would perform if the came on The View?
"I wonder what the would perform if the came on The View?"
Probably The Song Of Purple Summer.
Broadway Legend Joined: 10/4/05
you know, I was thinking... is My Junk way too.. suggestive to do on tv? because um, as much as I LOVE Song of Purple Summer, if they did My Junk that would just be incredible! The harmonies in it make my life
aaand there was need to be good, full length interviews because the cast is FAR too adorable not to have them. :P
^That would be awesome. A different cast member each week!
Hey, I can dream, can't I?
In response to the Rosie loves everything. I've noticed that if she doesn't like it, she doesn't mention it. You don't remember the ones she doesn't mention, only the ones she does.
So, now that she's mentioned Spring Awakening on The View *before* she has seen it and stated that she will be giving her review on tomorrow morning's show, she is obligated to love it, right? Or she could just not mention it...
Don't mean to thread jack, but does anyone else find it odd that Rosie hasn't mentioned the revival of COMPANY once? Not a word about the show or its stars. Think it could have anything to do with her rumored stormy working relationship with Raul Esparza on TABOO?
I've been waiting for Rosie to say something about A Chorus Line, but she hasn't mentioned it. Does anyone know if she was at the opening or saw ACL at some other time??
Was Lea Michele in Fiddler while Rosie was playing Golde? If so yet another reason why she would probably not dislike the show.
I personally think that she will love it and completely relate to it since she had such a rough, disconnected childhood herself. I mean - as if she could relate to "Totally F*CKed" as of late!
I think that Rosie's amount of gushing can give you a hint to her true opinion of a show.
I think Rosie and Raul made up.
But I'm not certain.
She'll probably jump on the "it's the next Rent" bandwagon. I'm curious to know what she thinks as well, though. The fact is, that if she absolutely LOVES every show she sees, her overwhemling support and endless gushing over any show is good for the industry on the whole, be it Disney or something a little more high art. Her word gets airs time, and in turn, can get butts in seats.
I'm hoping she does a few good plugs for the Company revival, and am also surprised she hasn't mentioned it yet, because Raúl did Taboo and whatnot. From what I undersstand, it wasn't so much a "stormy working relationship" overall as it was one isolated incident blown out of proportion by the press. She pursued him like mad for that role, and thinks very highly of his talent, and he's done a lot of post-Taboo press laughing off the incident, saying that it was all worked out shortly afterwards.
Broadway Legend Joined: 6/12/06
I didn't see all of Rosie's reactions, 'cause of where I was sitting and I was focusing on the show, but I can say that she was the first person on her feet at curtain to give a standing ovation.
^^^ YAY!!!
Broadway Legend Joined: 10/5/04
where was she sitting?
Sincerely,
--Rosie's stalker
Broadway Legend Joined: 10/4/05
WEE that means big mentions on tmrws view!! *sets tape*
Broadway Legend Joined: 6/12/06
Center Orch, on the right side....i was in row J, left orch and she was about even with our row.
Chorus Member Joined: 7/29/05
hermionejuliet - Lea was long gone from Fiddler when Rosie joined the cast.
Leading Actor Joined: 8/17/05
So when "stars" come to see shows do they make an entrance as everyone is seated so they dont get bothered or do they enter with everyone? What did Rosie do? Do they mingle with audience at intermission?
How big was the "House'?
The audience of THE VIEW will probably be getting tickets soon.
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