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Hysterically funny play. I saw it twice when it was being performed. And Billy Magnussen is so hot and also brilliant as Spike. 
Many thanks for the heads up. 

The opera hadn’t started. They were adjusting the set before it started. By the time the curtain rose it was a full house, at least in the orchestra where I was sitting. I was impressed how much of the audience was in formal attire. Nice to see some NY audiences still dress up. Makes for an attractive evening. 

The opera hadn’t started. They were adjusting the set before it started. By the time the curtain rose it was a full house, at least in the orchestra where I was sitting. I was impressed how much of the audience was in formal attire. Nice to see some NY audiences still dress up. Makes for an attractive evening. 

A pretty spectacular production last night. 

A pretty spectacular production last night. 

Paul Cadmus and Jared French were lovers and created art from the late 1930’s through the early 1950’s.  They worked primarily in their studios in New York spending summers on the beaches of Fire Island, Provincetown and Nantucket. 

For those interested, there’s a show at the DC Moore Gallery of male nudes by Paul Cadmus on view only until March 16. 
DC Moore Gallery
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I have a ticket for Saturday, May 11, evening performance. It looks visually stunning and all the artists get fine reviews. I’m looking forward to seeing it 
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A pretty spectacular production last night. 

It’s a big and quite wonderful show of terrific artists finally getting some recognition. 

I saw Appropriate.  It’s good but not my favorite show this season. Cooper really liked The Outsiders. I haven’t seen it yet. But of all the shows I’ve seen this season Stereophonic is the clear winner. 

I saw Appropriate.  It’s good but not my favorite show this season. Cooper really liked The Outsiders. I haven’t seen it yet. But of all the shows I’ve seen this season Stereophonic is the clear winner. 

Using the music of Sufjan Stevens, Justin Peck has choreographed a beautiful, heart breaking dance/play that’s unlike anything else on Broadway. 



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Using the music of Sufjan Stevens, Justin Peck has choreographed a beautiful, heart breaking dance/play that’s unlike anything else on Broadway. 



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Using the music of Sufjan Stevens, Justin Peck has choreographed a beautiful, heart breaking dance/play that’s unlike anything else on Broadway. 



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Using the music of Sufjan Stevens, Justin Peck has choreographed a beautiful, heart breaking dance/play that’s unlike anything else on Broadway. 



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What luck! I’ll be in London in early June. 

It’s a brilliant piece of theater. Hard to believe none of the actors are professional musicians. They are now. It’s also quite funny and the pauses in conversation are as riveting as the dialogue. I think this will be the standout when the Tony’s are handed out. Highly recommended. 

It’s a brilliant piece of theater. Hard to believe none of the actors are professional musicians. They are now. It’s also quite funny and the pauses in conversation are as riveting as the dialogue. I think this will be the standout when the Tony’s are handed out. Highly recommended. 

It’s a brilliant piece of theater. Hard to believe none of the actors are professional musicians. They are now. It’s also quite funny and the pauses in conversation are as riveting as the dialogue. I think this will be the standout when the Tony’s are handed out. Highly recommended. 

The press reviews are pretty stellar. I’m looking forward to seeing it in a few days. 

The press reviews are pretty stellar. I’m looking forward to seeing it in a few days. 

If you enjoyed the book and movie, you are going to love this show. 
The setting is 1967 Tulsa, Oklahoma. The 2 rival groups are the Greasers and the Socs. They are constantly fighting which leads to one of the best choreographed fight numbers Broadway has seen. 
It’s a young and attractive cast… Making his Broadway debut is Brody Grant playing Ponyboy. He's on stage the entire performance. He’s extremely talented not only in acting but singing and dancing. He really connected with the audience as you could hear a lot of sniffles during the 2nd Act. 
The role of Johnny is played by Sky Lakota Lynch. He’s performed Off-Broadway. He does an excellent job in this role. Great voice & energy. 
It’s an easy show to follow. The songs tell the story and sides between the Greasers & Socs are well distinguish. There was some blind-casting but it made no difference.
I’ll be interested to find out on 4/30 how many Tony nominations this show receives. 
I highly recommend seeing it. Right now it’s an easy ticket to get but come 4/30 it might not be. 
 

I was hoping the sky would get darker in NYC but it was still fun. People who had eclipse glasses were passing them around so all could see. It was a very convivial crowd. 
The Biennial exhibit had some interesting stuff and some not. Still worth a visit. 

I was hoping the sky would get darker in NYC but it was still fun. People who had eclipse glasses were passing them around so all could see. It was a very convivial crowd. 
The Biennial exhibit had some interesting stuff and some not. Still worth a visit.