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| re: "Ralph Fiennes, who has a lot of fun playing Moses" | |
| Posted by: Dale 01:13 pm EDT 06/27/22 | |
| In reply to: New York getting Straight Line Crazy - Singapore/Fling 01:04 pm EDT 06/27/22 | |
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| He could part the Grand Concourse? How was the staging? Visuals for a show with this subject matter could be a huge plus! |
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| re: "Ralph Fiennes, who has a lot of fun playing Moses" | |
| Posted by: WaymanWong 12:06 am EDT 06/28/22 | |
| In reply to: re: "Ralph Fiennes, who has a lot of fun playing Moses" - Dale 01:13 pm EDT 06/27/22 | |
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| It's hard for me to not to imagine Fiennes having fun doing ''Moses Supposes'' from ''Singin' in the Rain.'' | |
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| re: "Ralph Fiennes, who has a lot of fun playing Moses" | |
| Posted by: Singapore/Fling 03:55 pm EDT 06/27/22 | |
| In reply to: re: "Ralph Fiennes, who has a lot of fun playing Moses" - Dale 01:13 pm EDT 06/27/22 | |
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| It’s a fairly spare staging. There are various architectural models that fill the stage for both acts, but they’re mostly set dressing and, at least at The Bridge, everything was played well downstage. There is a nice gesture in Act 2 involving a large map of New York that helps tell the story. | |
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