It's apparently unpopular to believe that certain projects won't reach fruition if they keep running a slipshod investment scam that any lawyer could see through.
I hate Sutton Foster and Lea Michelle. I also thought the revival of Gypsy with Bernadette Peter was beautiful and don't share a lot of peoples opinions that every good revival of the show MUST be director by its book writer. What happens when he's dead? Do we just not do it anymore because no one else could POSSIBLY direct the show well.
Jordan Catalano and ChiChi have revealed that my unpopular opinions aren't as unpopular as I thought! I too loved Daphne Rubin-Vega in Les Miz and think Sutton Foster is wildly overrated.
Okay, fine, I'll do another that no one else has offered (or is likely to): I really liked The People in the Picture. One more: I haaaaated War Horse.
Stephanie J. Block is a horrible actress and has only ever played one character her entire career.
Some people just have faces that bothers me and hers is one. Also, I don't think she's all that. I saw her in the 9 to 5 tour and she kind of ruined it for me.
*Correction. I saw her on Broadway, not the tour. I didn't see the tour.*
And Barbra is too old to play Mama Rose. I liked the idea that was circulating several years ago where Cathering Zeta Jones was goign to play the role and at the time I thought that Greg Jbara needed to throw his hat in the ring for Herbie.
Sauja - I, too, loved "The People In The Picture" and ended up up seeing it 4 times.
Idina Menzel's voice grates on my nerves, and I thought she completely botched "Don't Rain On My Parade" at Barbra's Kennedy Center Honors. I also think Marin Mazzie was better than Alice Ripley as Diana in N2N.
I saw Alice's understudy in N2N. I have to say that when I arrived and found out that I was seeing her instead of Alice, I was actually relieved, because I have never been fond of Alice's voice. All she knows how to do is scream. Side Show was perfect evidence of this.
- musical composers and orchestrators have lost the art of nuance.
- it's a crime some lyricists get paid for their jobs considering their jobs and output. You're making Tim Rice look like Sondheim and Sondheim like Alfred, Lord Tennyson. Every word doesn't need to rhyme you jerks!
- terming a Broadway musical "indie rock" should also be a crime and be punishable by death. (I'm talking to YOU, Next to Normal, Spring Awakening and Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson) I will punch your face in if you even utter the phrase "Alterna-Rock".
- and while I'm at it: Duncan Sheik has never written a rock song in his life. He had ONE memorable (Hell, the BEST thing he's ever written) POP hit. In 1996. His work since has been middling at best, and frankly, I'd rather sit through Memphis. My Portfolio
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Posted: 7/22/11 at 07:04pm