"The Boys in the Band" playwright Mart Crowley
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- Опубликовано: 5 май 2018
- Erin Moriarty interviews playwright Mart Crowley, whose groundbreaking 1968 play "The Boys in the Band," about a group of gay men attending a birthday party, is now on Broadway in a revival starring Jim Parsons and Zachary Quinto.
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No one EVER references MY favorite lines from the play/movie! Harold to a beat up Emory: "My god! Your lips are turning blue. You look like you've been rimming a snowman." Emory to a confused birthday cowboy: "Then you shouldn't be doing chin ups in heels!!" Still love this play and will direct it one day.
Would love to see this play. I've seen the movie a few times. Unfortunately, most of the actors in the movie have passed on. AIDS epidemic of the 1980s.
I saw the remake . I loved it. The play has come a long way and it will be remembered. You did a great job Mart. RIP you will be missed!! Thank you for giving me an outlet to be myself thru your work!!
Just saw the play, the actors did a phenomenal job I see Tonys in their futures. And they all came out and signed autographs, very sweet cast
No Tony’s for these guys. They opened outside of the Tony nomination deadline. It was done intentionally.
'have seen the 1970 film many times. This is my favourite film. Hopefully the play will come to Hampton Roads and I will be able to catch it. Thank you, Mart Crowley.
Hey, Mart....I’m from you’re hometown.... Crowley’s had the BEST chili dogs! I worked @ Charles’ next door and got my take out lunch from there every day. We are so proud of you!
A great production of a classic play
heart to heart was in the 80;s
Can't wait to see it; am bopping up to the city in about two weeks. What a cast! And as Mae West said in a film, as she "auditioned" some handsome young men to find a "private secretary": "Ok boys, I'm a little tired this evening; ONE of you guys will have to go." :)
Ryan Murphy please remake it this movie. The original movie from 1970 was phenomenal.
Ryan Murphy made your dreams come true -- the remake is premiering on Netflix Sept. 30th!
Harold's entrance made the movie rip Leonard frey
I wish I could see this but I definitely will not get to New York to do so, so I would love if HBO and Ryan Murphy would give this The Normal Heart treatment and get this cast to make it into a film.
Von Stuben I know right?! I’m so excited!
"Boys in the Band" is a child of its time. In that moment, it was great (enough) Then Pride came. Today, "Boys in the Band" is a historical artifact.
RIP MART
Did he pass? My fb feed has obits but cant find any info.
www.broadwayworld.com/article/Playwright-Mart-Crowley-Best-Known-For-THE-BOYS-IN-THE-BAND-Has-Died-at-84-20200308
If it weren't for friggin' COVID Matt Crowley might have hung around long enough for me to make him a "Boys in the Band" Nativity scene: Michael as Joseph, the reluctant host; Harold as baby Jesus because he's Jewish and it's his birthday; Emory as Mary for obvious reasons; and you take it from there.