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Plays now are automatically better than they used to be. It sounds great to say Shakespeare was good, but it's pretty dumb to say he's as good as Damien Chazelle, knowing what we know now.

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I'm not a fan of the Tonys. I've never attended in person.

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Seriously though you are missing out if you aren't going to plays and musicals. Chicago has a lot of them now too for everyone who is afraid of New York.

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Plays now are automatically better than they used to be. It sounds great to say Shakespeare was good, but it's pretty dumb to say he's as good as Damien Chazelle, knowing what we know now.

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Plays now are automatically better than they used to be. It sounds great to say Shakespeare was good, but it's pretty dumb to say he's as good as Damien Chazelle, knowing what we know now.

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Seriously though you are missing out if you aren't going to plays and musicals.


Not if you don't like plays and musicals.

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Chus wrote:
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Seriously though you are missing out if you aren't going to plays and musicals.


Not if you don't like plays and musicals.


Yeah, I'd rather watch CSpan, tbh.

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Chus wrote:
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Seriously though you are missing out if you aren't going to plays and musicals.


Not if you don't like plays and musicals.

Learn to.

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Seriously though you are missing out if you aren't going to plays and musicals.


Not if you don't like plays and musicals.

Learn to.


I'd rather see a concert.

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Boilermaker Rick wrote:
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Seriously though you are missing out if you aren't going to plays and musicals.


Not if you don't like plays and musicals.

Learn to.


No. Do you watch demolition derbies so that you can learn to like them?

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I'm not a fan of the Tonys.


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I assume people who don't like plays also shop at Wal-Mart.

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I assume guys who like plays sit down to pee.

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In many respects, an episode of Bar Rescue could be considered a play: an owner who is failing to take care of the employees, employees who don't care anymore, and a desparate plea for help. A wise sage comes to help but the owner tells the sage he does not know a thing. The sage in his many lessons, teaches the owner and employees of their wrongs and then uses his magical powers to transform the bar. The owner takes on more responsibility and the employees are re-engaged in providing great service. We close with a well run bar that is making money. A true redemption story.

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I assume guys who like plays sit down to pee.

plays are awesome--nothing beats their energy. it's the musicals that make me question the value of human culture.

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There have been good musicals in the past but I think musical theatre is pretty much dead. It was nothing but [Band]: The Musical! until some guy stretched the premise of a Simpsons gag:

SKINNER: And now, children, it's time for some rap music!
KIDS: yaaaaaaayyyyy!!!!
SKINNER: About the life and times of Alexander Hamilton!
KIDS: awwwwwwww...

into a full-length musical and everyone had to consider it one of the best musicals of all time because there had been nothing else for so long.

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The only shows that I like are Scarsdale Surprise and La Cocina.

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Chus wrote:
The only shows that I like are Scarsdale Surprise and La Cocina.

Pepe's story? That one brang tears to my eyes.....

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The only shows that I like are Scarsdale Surprise and La Cocina.

Pepe's story? That one brang tears to my eyes.....


-He cooked tamales on the stage?
-No, he mimed it. That's what made it so funny.

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Curious Hair wrote:
There have been good musicals in the past but I think musical theatre is pretty much dead. It was nothing but [Band]: The Musical! until some guy stretched the premise of a Simpsons gag:

SKINNER: And now, children, it's time for some rap music!
KIDS: yaaaaaaayyyyy!!!!
SKINNER: About the life and times of Alexander Hamilton!
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into a full-length musical and everyone had to consider it one of the best musicals of all time because there had been nothing else for so long.

No.

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I guess I'm just too intellectual.

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In many respects, an episode of Bar Rescue could be considered a play: an owner who is failing to take care of the employees, employees who don't care anymore, and a desparate plea for help. A wise sage comes to help but the owner tells the sage he does not know a thing. The sage in his many lessons, teaches the owner and employees of their wrongs and then uses his magical powers to transform the bar. The owner takes on more responsibility and the employees are re-engaged in providing great service. We close with a well run bar that is making money. A true redemption story.


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Boilermaker Rick wrote:
Seriously though you are missing out if you aren't going to plays and musicals. Chicago has a lot of them now too for everyone who is afraid of New York.


Now?

Chicago has had one of the best and strongest stage performance industries in the world for my entire life. Theaters like Steppenwolf have fostered so much talent and so many award winning shows that referring to them is almost cliché (and they still do great work). You could go to an out of the loop theater just about every night in this city and see an amazing show for $15. It's almost at the point where a movie is more expensive than a play and the quality in most cases is not comparable. I'm shocked that people will throw down $12+ for a crap movie but never think of going to the live theater.

Broadway in Chicago is like the Wrigley Field of the play industry, bringing in the buses from Iowa.

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You could go to an out of the loop theater just about every night in this city and see an amazing show for $15.


Theater Oobleck- $5, more if you can afford it, free if you're broke.

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Seriously though you are missing out if you aren't going to plays and musicals. Chicago has a lot of them now too for everyone who is afraid of New York.


Now?

Chicago has had one of the best and strongest stage performance industries in the world for my entire life. Theaters like Steppenwolf have fostered so much talent and so many award winning shows that referring to them is almost cliché (and they still do great work). You could go to an out of the loop theater just about every night in this city and see an amazing show for $15. It's almost at the point where a movie is more expensive than a play and the quality in most cases is not comparable. I'm shocked that people will throw down $12+ for a crap movie but never think of going to the live theater.

Broadway in Chicago is like the Wrigley Field of the play industry, bringing in the buses from Iowa.
Hey look, a theater hipster.

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