Posted: 7/26/20 at 8:49am
I'm thinking about Megan Hilty tonight - did anyone watch the last few of them? I did Audra which was great (on-demand). Has the quality been on average better or worse?
Posted: 7/26/20 at 10:24am
I went to Jessie Mueller's. Loved it! It's cool watching it live in the moment because of how they figured out the technology to be playing and singing simultaneously. Especially since everyones been doing tracks, accapella, or playing for themselves on various instruments. That alone was worth it enough for the price. It really did feel like a live concert. I didn't notice anything off with the quality, but I also didn't watch the re-airings or on demand. So I don't know if they got polished or anything like that. But if you can, I hope you do! It felt like something for once that was more than just a song or two. Plus, we all know Seth gets the great stories out of people!
Posted: 7/26/20 at 12:41pm
Posted: 7/26/20 at 10:47pm
just go find people singing on youtube its cheaper...
Posted: 7/26/20 at 10:58pm
Posted: 7/27/20 at 12:52am
The talent is good, but dealing with Seth's long-tired shtick makes it not worth it.
Plus, I feel like I rarely hear him play the score as written.
It almost sounds like he's using a fake book or leaving out a lot of what's actually written in the music. I realized this once when I once heard him play live from Ragtime... And it sounded a bit butchered.
Updated On: 7/27/20 at 12:52 AM
Posted: 7/27/20 at 9:44am
Not for me. I will go see him live with a performer in Ptown because I want to see the performer. He tires me out and typically he often seems to try to make their show about him. He's fun and performers seem to like him, so he can't be that bad. I just can only take him in small doses. I'm not one to sit and watched filmed concerts.
Posted: 7/27/20 at 1:02pm
Bettyboy72 said: "Not for me. I will go see him live with a performer in Ptown because I want to see the performer. He tires me out and typically he often seems to try to make their showabout him. He's fun and performers seem to like him, so he can't be that bad. I just can only take him in small doses. I'm not one to sit and watched filmed concerts."
While I don't agree with you about Mr. Rudetsky (I think he's great and I love his interviews) I can understand the feeling. I can't stand Richard Ridge and won't watch anything that he does.
Posted: 7/27/20 at 3:25pm
While Seth and his husband James have done a lot of good for people especially during this pandemic; I am really sick of them both. When they had their musical "Disaster", the endless self promotion on his radio show was on the verge of disgust. That feeling has stayed with me since. I hope when Broadway comes back we have fresh voices and representatives. I think we will need something new.
Posted: 7/27/20 at 3:28pm
The talent is good, but dealing with Seth's long-tired shtick makes it not worth it.
100% agree. He is so annoying.
Posted: 7/27/20 at 4:29pm
I'll be honest...I miss his paid video service "Seth TV". The archive of interviews, concerts, etc. were worth it to me, and I was paying with an exchange into US funds. I have stopped watching some of these Stars in the House because I simply don't care about the topics, or how many times can I hear the cast of "A Chorus Line" tell me how they had no idea the show would become what it would become.
The paid concerts for Megan Hilty, Kelli O'Hara, etc. would be worth watching if I didn't have to watch at a certain time. Like the Chita Rivera concert from a month or two ago, I love that I had a week or two to catch it when I wanted to watch it. That timing makes all the difference to me.
Posted: 7/28/20 at 11:46pm
I haven't watched much of Stars in the House of late, but I have seen the last few. The Chorus Line Original Cast was great. It was not about that they didn't know how successful the show would be. Great backstories. I loved it!
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