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I’d like to see that. I’m surprised it was the only Best Musical nominee shown at the 1972 Tonys. Why they didn’t air Follies, Grease or Two Gentlemen of Verona is baffling. Also the 1971 Tonys didn’t show the new musicals and the 1973 Tonys only presented Pippin. A disservice to the Sondheim Hat Trick.
ReplyCopy URLWhy is that? You’re starting to become a Wikipedia page where you’re not giving as much information as you probably should.
@Awardsfan1990, you still haven’t answered my question. I get that this is likely a result of the whole “I don’t have time” argument, but here’s my response to that: If you stop posting as many news stories in these forums as you possibly can and repeating yourself on certain topics every chance you get, then that should hopefully give you more time to start focusing on posting different kinds of stuff in these forums that you would normally not be able to do as much of. Like your own personal thoughts on things you haven’t done as much chiming in on.
ReplyCopy URLIf you must know about Patti LuPone, I was looking forward to seeing her perform and/or win because a friend of mine (who’s not on Gold Derby) traveled to New York City to see Company while it was still in previews, and he said it was amazing, with Patti being the standout. I asked him if the Tony hype for her performance was real, and he said it absolutely was. Plus, I’m already a big fan of Patti, so that made me even more hyped.
And while it may sound cliche, it’s true I don’t always have time to respond to every past remarks. I’m especially busy right now, as I still work full time 5 days a week, and then I have my household responsibilities on top of keeping up with current news, and I’m also trying to watch the contenders I haven’t yet seen nominated at both the Oscars and Gold Derby Awards. So yes, I am stretched a little thin right now, but it’s nothing I can’t handle as I’ve juggled more on my plate than this in the past.
ReplyCopy URLI understand. What sort of work do you do? I just started a new full-time job myself. I too want to see her perform live (I’ll make sure not to record her). I grew up listening to the 1987 Anything Goes cast recording, though I didn’t know it was her until years later.
I’m a customer service rep at a call center, although I’ve been working from home since the pandemic. Our center partners with Verizon, so I answer Verizon customers’ calls about their bills, problems with their phones, etc. I’ve been fortunate that the pandemic hasn’t cost me my job, as we were able to transition to working from home relatively easily, although not without a few hiccups at first.
ReplyCopy URLGlad you’re working at home. I had a part time job before the pandemic assisting with an arts program at an adult day center, since then it’s been a mixture of online tutoring (it’s not as conducive an environment as a classroom) and telemarketing. This week I started a new job as a delivery associate, however there’s a problem as the app I’m supposed to use to map my routes and scan packages isn’t working on my phone.
ReplyCopy URLThe new Broadway musical, Diana, will resume performances on December 1st, just two months after the proshot taping debuts on Netflix.
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https://www.nytimes.com/2021/03/30/theater/diana-musical-broadway-netflix.htmlArmie Hammer has officially exited from the Broadway production of Tracy Letts’ The Minutes for ‘personal reasons’.
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https://www.broadwayworld.com/article/Breaking-Armie-Hammer-Exits-THE-MINUTES-on-Broadway-for-Personal-Reasons-20210402
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