Hamilton - no longer coming to Kennedy Center

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hamilton never interested me anyway.

1000%

Too bad you lack the intellectual curiosity. My whole family loved it, and it's inspired some great discussion with my kids about the nature of courage, war, policy-making and compromise when you're trying to achieve a larger goal.

Oh my goodness. We have conversations about politics and world events all the time - and all without seeing some idiotic show that sounds like elementary school kids trying to rap at the talent show. High art, this is not - but do lecture the rest of us about "intellectual curiosity"!
DP

It's all good. You want real raw rap, not homage. Just 3 weeks until Noochie arrives at KC. See you there!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I should start another thread, but I absolutely LOVED the boos at symphony when Vanny and co walked in.
YES.
My symphony crowd, we know what’s good!

That was tacky and rude.

Shame on the people who did that.

+1
Trashy behavior.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hamilton never interested me anyway.

The world doesn't revolve solely around your interests. Talk about main character complex

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hamilton never interested me anyway.

The world doesn't revolve solely around your interests. Talk about main character complex

DP. Do you even hear yourself? Right back atcha.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don't think Trump wants to "sell" the kennedy center, I think he wants it renamed after himself.

Bingo! Theater isn't for MAGAs. Wrestling , rodeos, nd drag racing and Mega churches are forMAGAs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I should start another thread, but I absolutely LOVED the boos at symphony when Vanny and co walked in.
YES.
My symphony crowd, we know what’s good!

That was tacky and rude.

Shame on the people who did that.

There’s nothing wrong with treating trash like trash. I wouldn’t normally expect this kind of thing at the KC but these are extraordinary times. Extraordinarily bad.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hamilton never interested me anyway.

The world doesn't revolve solely around your interests. Talk about main character complex

DP. Do you even hear yourself? Right back atcha.

How is what I said comparable? I recognize not every thing is about me and what I like! I wasn't the one who said ' never interested me anyway' as if you can't recognize the fact ome people want to see it?

If I don't like something I don't make an announcement I just don't go .

[Anonymous]

It was quite jarring to see that stupid face in the KC. It’s a beautiful place, it’s a shame to see it go down the toilet like this. I’ll certainly miss it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I should start another thread, but I absolutely LOVED the boos at symphony when Vanny and co walked in.
YES.
My symphony crowd, we know what’s good!

That was tacky and rude.

Shame on the people who did that.

+1
Trashy behavior.

What’s well beyond tacky and rude is accusing vulnerable immigrants of eating cats when you know it’s not true and bullying a world leader fighting for his country’s right to exist in the White House. jD deserves everything he gets from the public ire.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:As soon as I saw JD Vance, I walked out if the KC. I refuse to be in the same room as that a$$wipe. I hope they put protection on his seat before he arrived.

So childish.

Try heroic.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hamilton never interested me anyway.

The cold never bothered me anyway.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I should start another thread, but I absolutely LOVED the boos at symphony when Vanny and co walked in.
YES.
My symphony crowd, we know what’s good!

That was tacky and rude.

Shame on the people who did that.

+1
Trashy behavior.

He and Usha are trash so they deserve to be treated as such.

[Anonymous]

lol

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:lol

Trump played YMCA at the event at the DOJ on Friday after his speech about how he was going to take vengeance against all his enemies, including those at DOJ who prosecuted him and his Jan 6 traitors. I don’t think his musical taste is very valid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I should start another thread, but I absolutely LOVED the boos at symphony when Vanny and co walked in.
YES.
My symphony crowd, we know what’s good!

That was tacky and rude.

Shame on the people who did that.

There’s nothing wrong with treating trash like trash. I wouldn’t normally expect this kind of thing at the KC but these are extraordinary times. Extraordinarily bad.

Classical music lover here.

People fail to remember that in centuries past, opera houses could become loud and raucous, and boos were de rigueur if the audience was not appreciative. There were also a few noted political protests at certain opera houses: notably at La Scala in Milan on Jan 15 1857, during a tour by Empress Sissi and the Emperor Franz-Josef from the Austro-Hungarian Empire, when the Italian nobility sent their staff to the opera instead of themselves, as a protest against the oppression and levies on their cities by Austria. You can see a romantic accounting of this real life event in the original Sissi movies.

So the booing of the VP and his wife is perfectly acceptable when considered in the long history of opera and its role in society and politics.