It's Saul Picard from the Law and order SVU episode: Blinded.

Hmm - still don't really know what it is about.

Beautiful job!

can you post a video of the Living with a Stranger number?

Kudos to Ms. Burgess, she's brave, and no matter what you say about him, talking about Jesus brings light. But I can't trust her community of artists to render these events with respect, I can't go to see a rendering of the aftermath of these events, as "family struggling". Christians are still struggling, as and extended family, especially through Lent and Good Friday. You say "no agenda", but the agenda is the whole point of Jesus. Like I say, she's brave, I hope telling the story brought her closer to God. For myself, I don't trust that she knows her subject, I'd rather go to mass. I'll wait to see what persons religious say about the play, before I venture in. Too bad, because I'm in the mood to see a good piece of theatre today.

I saw Conor in Moulin Rouge in Portland and loved him SO much!

Would sure like to know why Conor Ryan was fired.

You were EXTRAORDINARY last night!! Superstar voice & talent!!!

I WENT HERE TO MY FIELD TRIP AND SAW THE MOVIE

Another good movie from Netflix, The Whale. (7.7 imdb) 🇹🇭

A preview would hjave been inspiration to buy tickets!

Fantastic writing

Brendan Coyle was super in the Weir

Where is her hearing aid?

Promo-SM

What is the running time?

The nurse sounds like the nurse in the movie, that's interesting and cool

thanks!!!

A silly trivial self-absorbed Recitation of a splendid poem that he makes sound shallow and vapid. Utterly silly perhaps a background for a Toyota commercial

I knew nothing about this play when I went to see the movie and I was caught completely off guard by this entire Amazing story. Way to make a grown man cry.

Well said. Special play

This helped. Thanks

I saw you tonight on Southern Storytellers. I live in El Dorado and went to the restaurant many times!!

I'm going to Washington DC to see this play next month, and I absolutely can't wait! I'm a big fan of Cambodian oldies, and I'm not even Asian. ;) I'm from Dallas, Texas, to boot! For many Americans, this show is the only way to experience Cambodian music live, unless if you're lucky enough to see Dengue Fever or Cambodian Space Project.

0:35 01x01 "pilot"

Oswald Jacobs 😂

Oswald Jacobs😂

GET RID OF THR AUDIENCE.

This helped a lot thankyou

Thanks for REVOLUTION. wish it wasn't canceled.❤

Compared to the film this looks like a sitcom.

Hope you all have a great performance!

I’m seeing this commercial nonstop while watching the playoffs- so annoying

Es un placer ver actuar a Stephanie Zimbalist. Gran persona, gran actriz con una larga trayectoria en el teatro y en la televisión 📺. Muy recientemente, a participado en una película, de cine independiente Lucy Louie. Y en el año 2016 protagonizó, una hermosa película de cine independiente, His Neighbor Phil. Interpretando a una mujer, que padece Alzheimer, un drama familiar muy realista, sobre esa terrible enfermedad degenerativa, hizo una gran interpretación.

thumbs up for fraser in astonishing performence..

Had no idea this was a play…

Wow this is almost verbatim to the movie. Liz even sounds very similar

Aronofsky is a genius for turning this comedy into top class cinema.

"I can write your essays for you." Well... that aged poorly.

Does he binge-eat like in the movie? That I would clap for.

The laughter from the audience makes this look like a live-action sitcom.

Why the hell is there only one frame in it 😂😂😂😂😂

when i saw this movie at the end i cried in 1 hour because charlie went to the SKY😭

The movie coulda been nominated for best adapted screenplay at the Oscars

Hello everyone in the comments who's never seen a play before

did not know this was originally a play

Never forget that a really well acted and presented scene in a movie, maybe lasts like 5 mins for example, in reality, likely took several hours to film, maybe several days to film. You have the immersion created by the visual effects, cinematography, score, colour grading, depth of field, every, single, thing that you see and hear on that screen was placed there by an expert and the whole thing was pieced together by a team of people each experts in their individual field just so that scene will HIT you right. On stage, all you really have the actors, and the scripts. They have to get it right first time, and really hit you with what they have. Please don't judge actors by comparing theatre productions to movie productions.

I'm more interested in this stage play. I didn't know the Whale was adapted.

I actually like this more than the movie

Great job !