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These are all reality t.v. shows and are produced accordingly.

I'm enjoying it as well. It's more a send up of the Murdoch clan, media empire and all that.

Here's a thread discussing the show on Broadway World. People who've seen it chime in on later pages. https://www.broadwayworld.com/board/readmessage.php?thread=1107242&dt=273 Buzz seems sort of positive.

For me the highlight will always be the students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School singing Seasons Of Love. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srkj63VBSHM

Travis Fimmel is the star of Vikings. https://www.rottentomatoes.com/tv/vikings_2013

I did see the Transport Group's production 8 years ago and that is the reason I've decided not to see it again now. The Transport Group did the play in a loft, the audience was on 3 sides and the wide aisles between sections were part of the set. I remember that the apartments bar was at the head of the aisle where I sat, a lot of running back and forth. The effect was that we were all guests at the party but just never said anything. It was very powerful and I can't imagine seeing a conventional proscenium production now.

Loving Vincent is very good and was nominated for the best animated feature Oscar last year. Over 680,000 frames painted in the style of Van Gogh.

I'm a direct descendant of John Billington, Mayflower passenger with his wife and 2 sons, who was the first man executed for murder in Plymouth Colony. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Billington

He's currently starring in Trust on FX.

Have seen it and liked it a good bit.

It wasn't all that creepy until he decided he needed to shave the boys involved in painting the sets too.

No - I'd miss out on so many great films if I did. The Insult and Loveless from last year come to mind.

I saw this on Friday and liked it a good deal. The director, Chloe Zhao, has said it's a doc-drama - a scripted film telling the true story of rodeo cowboy Brady Janreau who suffered a catastrophic head injury while in the ring. All of the "actors" are amateurs including Brady, his father, his sister and friends basically playing their story. You become immersed in their world. Helps that the star - Brady - is attractive and charismatic. https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/the_rider Here's an interesting interview with the director. https://mubi.com/notebook/posts/better-than-wages-chloe-zhao-discusses-the-rider Check it out.

A documentary about Hedy Lamarr was released last year. https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/bombshell_the_hedy_lamarr_story It releases for home consumption on April 24.

So stop watching them, problem solved. Jesus Christ Superstar attracted over 9 million viewers so it's for sure the next one is on it's way.

I didn't.

Saw the NT Live performance of Angels and this is one of Nathan Lane's best performances. Allows him to escape his usually campy portrayal and he has a great chance to win best supporting actor Tony.

Benjamin - you're an escort. You shouldn't admit to having seen the original run of anything.

Netflix has a documentary "Hip Hop Evolution" that fills you in on the history - the people, the places, etc.

For all you Timothee Chalamet fans.

7 posts already and nobody's mentioned Kars 4 Kids? Where's the hate when you need it?

Anyone else not surprised Omarosa landed on the number that guaranteed she wouldn't be the first evicted? She is good for ratings.

Count me in...

I think he believes "hairy" includes facial hair.

Recommend this one highly. It's on Amazon Prime. https://www.rottentomatoes.com/tv/the_marvelous_mrs_maisel/s01