Mister Matt said: "I wanted to see The Sound Inside SO BAD. I heard nothing but raves for it. Happy for Mary's win."
She was transcendent. She deserves that win. The Sound Inside was the best play of the season. It is eclipsed by the showier, more hyped plays though.
Audible has the play on audio performed by Parker if you want to hear her perform it.
"The sexual energy between the mother and son really concerns me!"-random woman behind me at Next to Normal
"I want to meet him after and bang him!"-random woman who exposed her breasts at Rock of Ages, referring to James Carpinello
theminutepast said: "Where’s the hate for Karen Olivo coming from? Because some people judge her dancing or judge her from taking a break from Broadway after West Side?"
Lunalaaaaaaaa said: "BroadwayGuy12 said: "bway0 said: "Lunalaaaaaaaa said: "I thought it's being rumored A Christmas Carol is supposed to return to Broadway?"
I really hope so. One of my favorite things I saw in ‘19. Quite possibly my favorite actually. But just checked the website and didn’t see anything but tour dates listed so far. I’d guess if it was coming back more info will come in Oct since performances would start in Nov."
They announced in October 2020 their intentions to return to Broadway for the 2021 holiday season, but that has since been scrapped in favor of the mini-tour along the west coast. In the recent casting announcement for those productions, though, the producers stated that they still hope to return to New York/Broadway in the coming years.
Mister Matt said: "I wanted to see The Sound Inside SO BAD. I heard nothing but raves for it. Happy for Mary's win."
it was a good play and she gave a GREAT performance.
i havent been paying much attention to this silly half-season nonsense BUT i have to say that Adrienne Warren, Mary Louise Parker and Andrew Burnap all gave absolutely phenomenal performances worthy of all the praise, so that is at least a nice outcome. (And couldn't be happier for Burstein and Tveit, both immensely talented Broadway veterans).
I will say that Lois Smith was fine but hardly special when I saw the Inheritance. And while I thought David Alan Grier did great work (in a tricky role), Paul Hilton was robbed, fleeced, hosed, and on and on.
Ah, so the hate is coming from that old chestnut of she relied on her understudy too much / couldn’t do eight shows a week. I’ll be the odd one out here and say I just don’t care.
Adrienne's soul and spirit lit up that room and my screen. Her performance will be, forever, one of the most astonishing things I've seen onstage. She's only just beginning!
theminutepast said: "Where’s the hate for Karen Olivo coming from? Because some people judge her dancing or judge her from taking a break from Broadway after West Side? "
Google Los Angeles Times (article from a few days ago) or just anything she’s said about anything when COVID hit. She’s eating Doritos at home in Wisconsin. By her own choice. You asking this validates you don’t follow Broadway.
theminutepast said: "Ah, so the hate is coming from that old chestnut of she relied on her understudy too much / couldn’t do eight shows a week. I’ll be the odd one out here and say I just don’t care."
Nope. But, if you are actually curious simply ask someone and stop assuming things.