[LWS53]

Originally Posted by aussiechic (View Post) Sarah said a day ago that they have three weeks left of filming. Anna P is back to Montauk for more of her filming. It's been the Sollaways for the last week or so. Colin has left Chicago Med. It was announced at the beginning of the week. He won't be in the show going forward.

That's sad about Colin. Maybe his character is going to join Robin and her mother in their town after her treatment. Lets hope he doesn't get killed in a hit and run!

[JJH85]

Originally Posted by LWS53 (View Post) I'm still loving Colin in Chicago Med. Love the black bushy beard too! (His missus still pops up in both Chicago Med and Chicago Fire).

You are not going to like this, but he is leaving the show.

[Conway1]

Originally Posted by aussiechic (View Post) Sarah said a day ago that they have three weeks left of filming. Anna P is back to Montauk for more of her filming. It's been the Sollaways for the last week or so. Colin has left Chicago Med. It was announced at the beginning of the week. He won't be in the show going forward.

Catalina’s last day in Montauk was yesterday.

[JJH85]

Thanks for that update.

[Letgo]

YES! Congrats, Ruth Wilson.

2019 Tony Award Nominees Best Featured Actress in a Play: Ruth Wilson, “King Lear”

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/04/30/t...minations.html

[LWS53]

Great news for Ruth.

[aussiechic]

Originally Posted by LWS53 (View Post) Great news for Ruth.

Yes. She does theater so well.

[Conway1]

Congrats to Ruth. A year ago Lauren was nominated.

[JJH85]

Two of Josh's leading ladies, how cool.

[Conway1]

Josh should've been nominated last year, no doubt. Even Kenny Leon said so.

[LWS53]

What Josh did in that play was phenomenal. Vey few actors could have pulled it off, in fact not many would even attempt it.

[JJH85]

I didn't get to see it, but based on what everyone was saying about his performance, I agree.

[LWS53]

Originally Posted by JJH85 (View Post) I didn't get to see it, but based on what everyone was saying about his performance, I agree.

Well as you know I didn't get to see it either, but learning his lines, the signs, and pulling both off in front of a live audience was a mean feat, but also giving a great performance must be quite unique. He should have received a lot more recognition for this. I think for some reason critics don't like him so never give him as much credit as he is due. There are very few actors who would even attempt such a role, which is why it took so long for it to reach the stage. I'm afraid the great theatre going public would rather see SpongeBob SquarePants than a great drama.

Sorry I didn't realise we were in The affair thread.

[JJH85]

I think you are right about a drama vs an musical. Musicals tend to do much better on Broadway.

[LWS53]

It's a pity they couldn't have brought it to Britain. We have some great theatres countrywide as well as the West End where accessibility issues are being addressed. I think a play featuring a mostly deaf cast would go down particularly well.