We’ll be streaming them live, here.
Seriously, right here on the old Tumblr. Tune in around 8:15 for a link. And then check http://www.thecraptacular.com for lots of semi-literate spazzing afterwards. And we’ll be tweeting throughout, but you know that.
It’s over, you guys. Finito. With a final flurry of starry openings, the Broadway season came to a close on April 26. Here’s how our post-mortem/pre-awards-show conversation is shaping up…
I’m kind of obsessed with the idea that Hadley Fraser suspects — or has heard from others — that he was miscast in Phantom25. As an actor, knowing that must feel… super weird. I actually love his dark-ish Raoul. And I love how candidly he articulates his approach to the character here. Smart boys are hot.
Hadley Fraser, about playing Raoul in POTO 25 (via thereinsidemymind)
Sorry, Raúl, the title says it all.
This nutty show, which recently transferred from London’s National Theatre, is really funny. I cannot think of many shows that provoke such a wildly balls-out, stop-it-Mary-before-I-pee-myself reaction from an audience…
While you’re enjoying the last waning hours of life that you won’t spend thinking, talking, or dreaming about The 2012 Tony Awards, we thought we’d give you some conversation-starters for the weekend. Or maybe conversation enders, depending on who you’re hanging out with…
SOARING HAIR METAL WEST SIDE STORY BELTING. That is all.
Dude, how cool is Kacie Sheik? She starred as Jeannie in the hit revival of Hair, she’s a complete rockstar, and she’s about to star as Gypsy Rose Lee in the musical February House, which opens at the Public Theater on May 8. We caught up with her backstage at Joe’s Pub, where she was singing some tunes in a recent showcase by Drew Gasparini. We chatted about hair — the show, and her actual lovely tresses – being fake-pregnant, and what it’s like to keep company with geniuses. Enjoy!
