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When Ponyboy made his way thru the aisles and up to the stage, the lights were still on and people were still talking. Of course not everyone was aware ahead of time about the cool ‘Ponyboy seat’ gag.
I loved the singing and characterizations (although I wish Cherry had a solo song or even a scene with her friends to unpack everything between herself, Ponyboy, and Bob). The story itself feels like a mix of West Side Story and Dead Poets Society.
The choreography really puts you in Ponyboy’s head and illustrates the dangers he’s in (head dunked in water, blackouts, bright lights). The whole fight scene in the rain could’ve gone on forever.
Dallas stole the show. Throwing in the Towel was beautiful. Will def need to watch the movie and fall down the rabbit hole with you guys
Also: When Ponyboy and Cherry had their heart-to-heart, they talked about the sunset. When Ponyboy recited the Robert Frost poem to Johnny, they started off talking about the sunset too. Coincidence…?