The Public Theatre's Shakespeare/Park presents INTO THE WOODS -- Discussion
The Public Theatre's Shakespeare/Park presents INTO THE WOODS -- Discussion#625
Posted: 7/30/12 at 3:12pm
... Okay, who is behind Cinderella in the pic of her and her prince?
Is it the Prince's steward?... That's all I can think of.
The Public Theatre's Shakespeare/Park presents INTO THE WOODS -- Discussion#626
Posted: 7/30/12 at 3:23pmIt's an ensemble member. In that picture playing "Hansel" as in and Gretel.
The Public Theatre's Shakespeare/Park presents INTO THE WOODS -- Discussion#627
Posted: 7/30/12 at 3:25pmThat's cheating.
The Public Theatre's Shakespeare/Park presents INTO THE WOODS -- Discussion#628
Posted: 7/30/12 at 4:00pmAll these pictures looks so silly and comedic. While act 1 is lighter, nothing about this show should be so slapstick and silly. Someone please tell me, it's more on the serious side, and they're not just going for a crowd pleaser. That would dilute the whole show, like so many community theatre productions.
The Public Theatre's Shakespeare/Park presents INTO THE WOODS -- Discussion#629
Posted: 7/30/12 at 4:05pmThey play up the comedy A LOT! Costumes look cheap and thrown together most times being lost in the set.
The Public Theatre's Shakespeare/Park presents INTO THE WOODS -- Discussion#630
Posted: 7/30/12 at 4:06pmoooh crap. That's not a good sign.
The Public Theatre's Shakespeare/Park presents INTO THE WOODS -- Discussion#631
Posted: 7/30/12 at 4:21pmFirst it's Rafiki-Witch, and now I learn Cinderella's Prince is styled like Borat. I hope there's some heretofore unseen costume bewonderment to offset the what has been leaked so far, because everything I've seen of Emily Rebholz' costumes is such garbage that it's hard to imagine she'll be able to get work again. :/
The Public Theatre's Shakespeare/Park presents INTO THE WOODS -- Discussion#632
Posted: 7/30/12 at 4:39pmWhile some costume pieces are fine, I would say that as a whole, it's an unsuccessful costume design. There is no cohesiveness. If we're not told who these characters are in the confusing opening sequence, there's no way the audience would know who any of these characters are. And after that, they still leave the audience guessing. What is the need for Hansel and Gretl when they're neither mentioned nor explained? And we certainly can't tell who they are from those costumes. Ditto Sleeping Beauty and Snow White.
The Public Theatre's Shakespeare/Park presents INTO THE WOODS -- Discussion#633
Posted: 7/30/12 at 4:41pmI'd be fine with Cinderella's dress if she weren't playing Cinderella.
The Public Theatre's Shakespeare/Park presents INTO THE WOODS -- Discussion#634
Posted: 7/30/12 at 5:16pmBut that's not Cinderella's ball gown in the picture.
The Public Theatre's Shakespeare/Park presents INTO THE WOODS -- Discussion#635
Posted: 7/30/12 at 5:42pmI would LOVE to see the budget for costumes here. Oddly they have some wink of brilliance to them. It's so strange how they look completely insane but are cohesively so.
The Public Theatre's Shakespeare/Park presents INTO THE WOODS -- Discussion#636
Posted: 7/30/12 at 5:47pmI am kinda a digging the design. I feel for Adams though. that wigs and a cable knit cardigan? Girl must be warm.
The Public Theatre's Shakespeare/Park presents INTO THE WOODS -- Discussion#637
Posted: 7/30/12 at 6:14pmI have to chime in and say I saw the show on Saturday night and REALLY enjoyed the show. I'll write a detailed review later, but wanted to say that i felt that the costumes really worked for this particular production.
The Public Theatre's Shakespeare/Park presents INTO THE WOODS -- Discussion#638
Posted: 7/30/12 at 7:26pmIf Adam's wig works for "this particular production". This production must be greatly flawed.
The Public Theatre's Shakespeare/Park presents INTO THE WOODS -- Discussion#639
Posted: 7/30/12 at 7:36pmWhy don't you see it LIVE before making a statement like that? Prior to seeing the show, I thought the wig was absolutely hideous. Now having seen the production LIVE, it really does work and looks better than the pictures.
The Public Theatre's Shakespeare/Park presents INTO THE WOODS -- Discussion#640
Posted: 7/30/12 at 7:39pm
I know it's still in flux -- but what is the current running time?
TIA
The Public Theatre's Shakespeare/Park presents INTO THE WOODS -- Discussion#641
Posted: 7/30/12 at 7:39pmTheHappyPhantom is boycotting this production because of their family matinee.
The Public Theatre's Shakespeare/Park presents INTO THE WOODS -- Discussion#642
Posted: 7/30/12 at 7:45pmAnyone attending tonight?
The Public Theatre's Shakespeare/Park presents INTO THE WOODS -- Discussion#643
Posted: 7/30/12 at 7:45pm
"If Adam's wig works for "this particular production". This production must be greatly flawed."
Defeatist much? Shakespeare this ain't!
The Public Theatre's Shakespeare/Park presents INTO THE WOODS -- Discussion#644
Posted: 7/30/12 at 8:02pmAnyone know if they perform Our Little World now? I read that on opening it was in the playbill, but they did not perform it. Any word??
The Public Theatre's Shakespeare/Park presents INTO THE WOODS -- Discussion#645
Posted: 7/30/12 at 8:20pmI don't think it's in there still. No one's mentioned it, either.
The Public Theatre's Shakespeare/Park presents INTO THE WOODS -- Discussion#646
Posted: 7/30/12 at 9:37pm
Intermission; from last Wednesday already a TON of changes, all for the better.
Our little world still absent
Also, paris remillard is now listed as rapunzel's prince. He's doing a great job, if this is his first night.
The Public Theatre's Shakespeare/Park presents INTO THE WOODS -- Discussion#647
Posted: 7/30/12 at 9:40pmGlad to hear it! No word on why Cooper Grodin has been out? Can't wait to read more, Jag! :)
The Public Theatre's Shakespeare/Park presents INTO THE WOODS -- Discussion#648
Posted: 7/30/12 at 10:10pm
Wow, I'd love to see Paris as Rapunzel's Prince. The understudy did a fine job though.
Cooper Grodin is ill. Doesn't look like he'll be back, given that they've hired Paris.
Updated On: 7/30/12 at 10:10 PM
The Public Theatre's Shakespeare/Park presents INTO THE WOODS -- Discussion#649
Posted: 7/30/12 at 10:22pm
Paris Remillard being brought in may not necessarily be a sign that Cooper Grodin isn't coming back.
Since there aren't any swings, the understudy's been playing Rapunzel's Prince and still doing his ensemble track simultaneously, so it makes sense that they're bringing in an outside replacement.
Tony Kushner: You can sing it at my funeral.
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