
Satirical cultural commentator for the Broadway industry and best selling author of #SOBLESSED and #GRATEFUL. Written by: Andrew Briedis
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here is Jo March running down the street while being cheered on by the chorus of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat
Annoying Actor Friend retweeted
This is niche but If you didn’t take 8am ballet class with an old Eastern European woman who knew dang well you weren’t gonna be a ballerina but pushed you like you were Baryshnikov. Then are you really a performer? 😂
This is getting really tiresome, people. Each episode of Stranger Things is almost a full movie and there was a global pandemic and an extended WGA/SAG-AFTRA strike.
It’s actually in the Emmy Awards bylaws that whoever wins Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy is required to be Mrs. Claus in the Thanksgiving Day Parade. We were robbed Jenna Maroney as Mrs. Claus.
I regret to inform you all that this will in fact be sung by James Corden. Y’all thought you won with that online petition to keep him out of the Wicked movies but no good deed goes unpunished!
the movie musical “feels too much like a movie”
Replying to @KnausgaardFacts @_p3nnyy
this is such a good point!! I feel like older musicals felt theatrical while the editing in new musicals makes it feel too much like a movie I guess
The qualifications of dimming all of Broadway’s lights is always so nebulous but if it really comes down to length of a career, Gavin Creel’s was tragically cut short. He wasn’t allowed the time. Read the room and DIM THEM ALL
Replying to @Actor_Friend
Exactly what I was thinking. What is with all the picking and choosing and qualifications. 20+ year Broadway career. Tony winner. Beloved by all. It’s a no brainer. Dim every damn theater marquee and Times Square as well. It’s for one minute. I can’t with these theater wing
dim them ALL omg don’t make me do this again because I will
Select Broadway theatres to dim lights in memory of Gavin Creel whatsonstage.com/news/broadw…
I wrote something about Gavin Creel
annoyingactorfriend.com/i-wa…
Gavin Creel brought the unexpected to expected roles. He played Cinderella’s Prince not as the dashing rogue, but as a weak man unbothered by circumstances. He made words you knew in your bones sound as if they’d never been spoken. His depth was as grand as his voice.






















