Seth Rudetsky’s “Stars In The House” — Page 8

kofler22 said: "Do Seth and Patti have an issue or something? I find it strange that she didn’t appear in any episode and tonight they’re doing a Hollywoods cast reunion and the only one who’s not featured is her."

Very likely she's preparing/rehearsing for the lead role (the one Laurie Metcalf originated on Broadway with Nathan Lane) in this Thursday's live-streamed reading of "November", opposite John Malkovich and being directed by her old buddy David Mamet – a reading that was only announced this afternoon and is only 3 days away.

uncageg said: "I am loving these shows but I do think that maybe they should cut the amount back. I am sure it is a lot to put together twice a day. I don't think they will run out of guests any time soon. My reason is because there are now a ton of online live streaming events. From facebook to Instagram, I can't keep up. (I don't do instagram though). Also all of the different theaters and performing arts centers releasing performances to watch. Throw in the music live streams (D-Nice is huge. They are bringing back an old MTV show just for him) on various sites.

I have missed "Stars in the House" a number of times because of other events I have watched. Maybe just do evening shows. It is also getting warmer. I would suspect people are going to start taking walks or just sitting outside. Maybe cut the afternoon shows and even not have a show one day a week just to give them a rest.

But these are great shows and a wonderful diversion from what we are all dealing with. JMO"

I hope they're still raising much needed money but as a diversion, yeah, I don't really need it anymore. I was very grateful to have the structure and something to look forward to for a week or two and then it started to feel overwhelming. It's difficult to find activities that do not involve staring at a screen but I'm trying. I've been doing a lot of cleaning.

Kimbo said: "kofler22 said: "Do Seth and Patti have an issue or something? I find it strange that she didn’t appear in any episode and tonight they’re doing a Hollywoods cast reunion and the only one who’s not featured is her."

Very likely she's preparing/rehearsing for the lead role (the one Laurie Metcalf originated on Broadway with Nathan Lane) in this Thursday's live-streamed reading of "November", opposite John Malkovich and being directed by her old buddy David Mamet – a reading that was only announced this afternoon and is only 3 days away."

Is there another thread about this? I didn't see any articles posted about it so would like to know the time when it will be

Very excited for the reading of Significant Other with the original cast. Saw that many times Off and on Broadway. The individual scenes should work well on line. Love Letters should be great with Sally Field and Brian Cranston. That play is perfect for the on line format. And seeing November again with new leads will be fun too. Thank God for all these type presentations. The theatre doesn’t feel so far away and even though I’m actually only a few blocks from it, it does seem so far from reach these days.

Tag said: "^I've said this 100 times in this thread, she appeared in the Randy Rainbow episode of Stars in the House."

No she did not. Donna Murphy appeared in that episode, not Patti.

The latest episode is soooo good. Everyone on there are freaking amazing. Ben, Lindsey, Jeremy and Keala.

Kudo to Benj and Justin for a lot of my fav songs.

Updated On: 5/6/20 at 02:39 AM

Tonight's episode (5/9) with Chita Rivera and fellow cast members from The Rink was absolutely hilarious. Some very funny mishap stories.

Last night's episode was one of my favorites. Glorious! Maybe it's me, but I'm preferring Chita over Cheno on Saturday evenings.

I don’t know how to word this without sounding insanely cliche but watching this series is like hanging out with friends. I love just having the shows play while I’m pottering around the house doing chores, making dinner or cleaning my kitchen, etc. I think it’s the relaxed atmosphere of everyone being in their own home plus the chemistry and love they all have for one another that makes me feel like I’m part of their group.

I hope this series continues once this lockdown is lifted because I’m loving it so much!

Is Liza hard to get? A Chita and Liza reunion would be everything!

I saw the show twice and thoroughly delighted in its zaniness. There should be room on Broadway for good old-fashioned musical comedy alongside more serious musical theater. I was planning a third visit when CRY-BABY closed, unfortunately. The reunion chat brought back some wonderful memories. Add my thanks to Seth and.James for their splendid series.