One Man's Opinion Season 4 Ep. 2: The Lovely Few off-Broadway

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THE LONELY FEW
PRODUCTION
Music & Lyrics by Zoe Sarnak
Book by Rachel Bonds
Directed by Trip Cullman & Ellenore Scott
CREATIVE TEAM
Scenic Design: Sibyl Wickersheimer
Costume Design: Samantha C. Jones
Lighting Design: Adam Honore
Sound Design: Jonathan Deans & Mike Tracey
Intimacy Coordinator: Ann James
Dramaturg: Phaedra Michelle Scott
DEI Consultant: Bliss Griffin
MUSIC TEAM
Orchestrations: Zoe Sarnak & Bryan Perri
Arrangements: Zoe Sarnak
Music Supervisor: Bryan Perri
Music Director: Myrna Conn
Music Coordinator: Tomoko Akaboshi
Keyboard, Violin, Guitar: Myrna Conn
Guitar: Tim Basom
Drums: Chris McWilliams
Bass: Sherisse Rogers
Keyboard Programmer: Randy Cohen, Randy Cohen Keyboards
Guitar Sound Consultant & Programmer: Dillon Kondor
Playback Engineer: Julianne Merrill, Patchmaster Productions
CASTING
Beth Lipari, CSA, Phyllis Schuringa, CSA, The Telsey Office
CAST (in alphabetical order)
Damon Daunno as Dylan
Taylor Iman Jones as Amy
Peter Mark Kendall as Adam
Lauren Patten as Lila
Helen J. Shen as JJ
Thomas Silcott as Paul

[@geraldquist2209]

Yes! “ Diegetic” is the Vocabulary Word of the day.

[@aptadpamu]

Wow. That's the most times I've heard "diegetic" and "non-diegetic" in 5 minutes. Yes, I had to look it up. Great reviews AND educational to boot.

[@onemansopinion8135]

I admit, I struggled with maybe explaining what diegetic music was. I was very familiar how it worked in the context of cinema, but not with musicals and I had to research as to how the term applied to musicals. The best definition I found used The Sound of Music as an example. When the Captain sing Edelweiss, or when Maria and the children sing Do-Re-Me, it’s diegetic, because they’re consciously aware they are singing. But songs like Sixteen Going on Seventeen is non-diegetic.

[@cherbibler3265]

Me, too!

[@browneyes142a]

These were the most nondiagetic diagetic numbers I've ever heard lol. I think what bothered me the most was them trying to shoehorn in all of the plot points into the band's songs. It doesn't bother me so much when used as nondiagetic songs but it really grated on my nerves to be used in the diagetic songs.