second act trouble--when an ambitious musical starts to fall apart in the second act. Often the solution is trotting out the Broadway cliches.
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- Term of the Day: "can't quit you"
- Overheard Stagehand line #41:"I only like 10 people"
- Term of the Day: Broadway Karen
- Term of the Day: to Lady MacBeth someone
- Overheard Stagehand Line #23: "That tech would kic...
- Overheard Stagehand Line #52: "...it's like he wor...
- Term of the Day: string-puller
- Expression of the Day: The circus is gone, but the...
- Expression of the Day: "Smile when you stick the k...
- Overheard Stagehand Dialogue #40: "They're really ...
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- Term of the Day: house of pain
- Term of the Day: second act trouble
- Term of the Day: construction face
- Overheard Stagehand Dialogue #32: "business or per...
- Term of the Day: go to the forks
- Term of the Day: good Rolodex
- Term of the Day: "Do you want a gold star?"
- Term of the Night: to 'Beau' a stagehand
- Term of the Day: "Once more, with feeling."
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- Overheard Stagehand Dialogue #62: "...the assistan...
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- Dylan Foley
- (The photo above is very old.) I carried out author interviews for the website LitHub.com. Before that, I worked as a book columnist for the Newark Star-Ledger from January 2002 to June 2012. I have written for the New York Observer, the New York Post, the Denver Post and other newspapers.
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