One Man's Opinion Season 3 Ep. 94: The Outsiders on Broadway
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
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THE OUTSIDERS
PRODUCTION
Book by Adam Rapp with Justin Levine
Music & Lyrics by Jamestown Revival (Jonathan Clay & Zach Chance) and Justine Levine
Based on the novel by S.E. Hinton and Francis Ford Coppola's Motion Picture
Directed by Danya Taymor
Choreography by Rick Kuperman & Jeff Kuperman
Music Supervision, Orchestration & Arrangements by Justin Levine
Scenography: AMP featuring Tatiana Kahvegrian
Costume Design: Sarafina Bush
Lighting Design: Brian Macdevitt
Sound Design: Cody Spencer
Projection Design: Hana S. Kim
Special Effects Design: Jeremy Chernick, Lillis Meeh
Hair & Wig Design: Alberto "Albee" Alvarado
Makeup Design: Tishonna Ferguson
Sound Effects Specialist: Taylor Bense
Creative Consultant: Jack Viertel
Music Director & Co-Orchestrator: Matt Hinkley
Casting: Tara Rubin Casting, Xavier Rubiano, CSA
Associate Director: Miranda Cornell
Associate Choreographers: Kristen Carcone, Tilly Evans-Krueger
Music Coordinator: Kristy Norter
Anthropologist: Michael Ralph
Speech, Text & Dialect Coach: Gigi Buffington
Sensitivity Specialist: Ann C. James
Marketing Strategy & Direction: on the Rialto
Ticketing & Revenue Strategy: Tanna
Press: Boneau/Bryan-Brown
Advertising & Marketing: Serino Coyne
Digital Advertising: Situation Interactive
Social Media: Marathon Digital
Production Stage Manager: Beverly Jenkins
Production Management: Juniper Street Productions
Company Manager: Michael Altbaum
General Management: 321 Theatrical Management
The little bits of "gravel" that are kicked into the audience from the stage are actually soft little rubber pieces. Felt like a shredded tire. Not harmful at all. None of us in the front row minded...it just made the show more immersive!
I acrually loved the rubber gravel--I was in the second row and was hit with a good deal of it, but I loved how immersive it made the show feel. Also, there is a warning label on the first two rows which lets buyers know ahead of time in case they don't want to purchase tickets there.
I just saw it - from the front row - and I think it’s one of the best new musicals I’ve seen in many years, if not THE best.
The score, the cast, the set…I cried and I never cry. I was choking back sobs sitting next to strangers on either side of me. I also laughed. “It was better than Cats!” 😅
Wonderful show, and I hope it runs and runs and gets made into a movie.
I thoroughly enjoy your commentary. I don’t live within driving distance of nyc, so I appreciate your thoughtful and thorough coverage of what’s new on Broadway. Especially with so many shows opening! I discovered your channel while planning a marathon weekend of shows when we made a trip in February. I look forward to another trip in February next year hopefully during the discounts of “Broadway week.” I will enjoy your videos vicariously for now, and use them later to decide what to see!
Joshua Boone as Dally delivered one of the best acting performances ive seen on Broadway, especially during "Little Brother". Despite the fact they butchered his death. However, the rest of the show felt flat.
So many of the songs are characters standing, sitting, or kneeling in place in songs that lack any sort of real emotion.
Further, can they at least TRY to draw more parallels between the greasers and socs? I mean Cherry sings to us about how Bob was good even though no one knew....SHOW US. Cherry's got home issues? SHOW US. Johnny got abused and jumped? SHOW US. Darrel lost his entire future? SHOW US. The show is terrible at making us feel any attachment to these characters.
Skye was the worst actor ive seen on Broadway. He made me want to laugh during sad scenes.
I can't believe they cancelled and the way it ended .They always cancel the good ones,queen of the south,reign,and the last kingdom,and leave stupid one on forever
thanks for this review...had the show on my list to see when i am in town in a few weeks........so the big question is....DO YOU THINK IT WILL RUN AFTER THE TONY NOMINATIONS ARE ANNOUNCED.....if it does not score many??????
If it does well in nominations but no wins, not a prolonged run. At best through the holidays. If minimal nominations, it’ll close by Labor Day.
So speaks the sage of Broadway himself.
@@michaelcoluccio2097 lol I’ll readily admit that I’ve been wrong before. MJ and & Juliet have run far longer than I anticipated. I’ll say that I hope I’m wrong in this case.
I enjoyed the rumble sequences, but that was pretty much the extent of it for me, sadly. West Side Story lite. Not for me.