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'Come from Away' review
Musicals don't come much more low-key, wholesome or Canadian than 'Come from Away'. Writers Irene Sankoff and David Hein cook up the straightforward world of the Newfoundland town of Gander using a very straightforward set of ingredients. The cast wear sensible shoes and lumberjack shirts. They tramp across a wood-decked stage that evokes the huge skies of their tiny island. They sing their way through a set of folk-tinged songs that tell stories of the five days after 9/11, when 38 planes made emergency landings on the island's huge, disused airstrip. And it's all totally, soul-feedingly wonderful. 'Come from Away' has been a massive sleeper hit across North America, Broadway included, and it's easy to see why: it mixes down-home authenticity with the desperate intensity that comes in times of crisis. This is a moment where 7,000 temporary arrivals join a community of just 9,000 people. Logistics might not be the sexiest of topics for a musical, but one of the many surprising joys of this show is how gripping it makes things like the struggle to rustle up transport at a time when the local school bus drivers were on strike and had to be coaxed into crossing the picket line. Then there are beds, food, medication and interpreters to be sourced for passengers from across the world: one non-English-speaking couple communicates by cross-referencing Bible verses. Based closely on interviews with real Newfoundlanders, this is a picture of a community that stretches itself to bre
'Betrayal' review
Look: there's a strong chance you're reading this because you're a Tom Hiddleston fan, so here's something for the Tom Hiddleston fans. There is a scene in Jamie Lloyd's production of Harold Pinter's reverse chronology adultery drama 'Betrayal' in which his character, Robert, is told by Zawe Ashton's character Emma – his wife – that she has been having an affair with his best friend Jerry (Charlie Cox) for years. Posh, self-assured Robert's language would suggest he is savagely sanguine about this: but Hiddleston's eyes are heartbreakingly wet. Maybe he's got some sort of clever trick or whatnot, but it's a genuinely remarkable piece of acting, in a genuinely remarkable performance. Really, though, the triumph here belongs to director Jamie Lloyd. Directing 'Betrayal' as the culmination of his Pinter at the Pinter season of all of the late playwright's one-act plays, there have to be very few people alive – or indeed dead – who understand Pinter in the way Lloyd does, and it shows here. 'Betrayal' is notionally Pinter's most accessible play, and is staged frequently, often safe productions with celebrity casts. But I've never seen a version before that has made such sense of it for me, and has been so daring in the staging. Usually, it is taken fairly literally, as a realist drama about an affair. Here, it touches on more fundamental questions of human nature and identity. In a way that absolutely connects 'Betrayal' to the playwright's earlier, stranger work, Lloyd make
The Book of Mormon review
Brace yourself for a shock: 'South Park' creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone's Broadway-munching musical is not particularly shocking. Sure, there are 'fucks' and 'cunts' and gags about baby rape – but most of it is deployed ironically; beneath it all, this is a big-hearted affair that pays note-perfect homage to the sounds and spirit of Broadway's golden age. The strapping young Latter Day Saints missionaries in 'The Book of Mormon' are as cartoonish as any 'South Park' character, with the endearing alpha-male woodenness of the 'Team America' puppets. In other words, they are loveable, well-intentioned idiots, traversing the globe like groups of pious meerkats, convinced they can convert the heathen through sheer politeness. And if they have doubts, then as Stephen Ashfield's scene-stealingly repressed Elder McKinley declares in glorious faux-Gershwin number 'Turn it Off', 'Don't feel those feelings – hold them in instead!' His advice is ignored by the show's heroes, narcissistic, highly strung Elder Price (Gavin Creel) and dumpy, lying Elder Cunningham (Jared Gertner). The pair are sent to Uganda in an effort to convert a village to Mormonism, a religion that essentially tells the penniless villagers how great distant America is. The locals are not keen: Price cracks and unwisely clashes with a crazed local warlord; Cunningham makes up his own version of Mormonism which involves fucking frogs to cure oneself of Aids. 'The Book of Mormon' is, above all, very funny, breath
All My Sons
The Old Vic's following up 'An American Clock' with another vintage Arthur Miller play, 'All My Sons' - Miller's tragedy about a shattered family in post-war America, and the patriarch who betrayed them. It's staged by Headlong artistic director Jeremy Herrin, who's been at the helm of a slew of hits including West End political drama 'Labour of Love' and harrowing NT show 'People, Places and Things'. Sally Field, Bill Pullman, Jenna Coleman and Colin Morgan star.
Dear Evan Hansen
It feels like 2019 is the year every single hit Broadway musical of the last three years descends upon London. Following hot on the heels of 'Waitress', '9 to 5' and 'Come from Away', here's tearjerking Tony-winner 'Dear Evan Hansen'. Written by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul, with a book by Steven Levenson, the musical concerns the eponymous troubled teen, who writes himself a series of letters to help him cope with a profoundly difficult time in his life, following the tragic death of a school friend.
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'All About Eve' review
There are 'X-Files' nerds in my life who have spouted a lot of crazy hyperbole about Gillian Anderson over the years. But, wowee: her performance as ageing actress Margo Channing in Ivo van Hove's stage version of 'All About Eve' is absolutely one of those 'I was there' moments.For those who may be unaware, the play – it's essentially Joseph L Mankiewicz's screenplay treated as if it were a theatre text – revolves around Channing, a middle-aged Broadway star still subsisting upon the thirtysomething roles penned for her by shit-hot playwright Lloyd (Rhashan Stone). She is a queen bee, albeit one who maintains her crown via parlous alliances with a series of powerful menfolk who ultimately can't ignore her raw talent. Suddenly, though, everything is thrown into disarray by the arrival of Eve (Lily James), an apparently naive devotee of Margo's whose elaborate machinations propel her first into Margo's household, and then on to become a bitter rival. Written in a very different era, 'All About Eve' is not totally unproblematic in its depiction of female ambition and its relationship to female bodies. But it is still pretty potent, and apt, and you can see why it appealed to van Hove. It's in many ways a play about theatre, and the characters are brilliantly knotty.Anderson's Margo, in particular, rises far above the two-dimensional diva you might expect. She feels like she's in constant combat with a world that wants to throw her away – we see little of her as a monster, a lot
The Phantom of the Opera review
I'm not sure any show 'deserves' to be the most successful entertainment event of all time, but I'll hand it current holder of that title, 'The Phantom of the Opera' – it still works hard for its audience. Sure, chunks of Andrew Lloyd Webber's opus have never left 1986. But whereas describing a musical as 'stuck in the '80s' is usually shorthand for cheap, thin synth orchestration, nothing could be further from the truth here: the portentously swirling keyboards and crunch of hair metal guitar that powers 'Phantom's title song have a black hole-like immensity, sucking you in with sheer juggernaut bombast. Mostly, though, 'Phantom…' remains strong because its high production values haven't been allowed to sag. The late Maria Björnson's design is a heady barrage of ravishing costumes and lavish sets that change frequently, working in everything from pastoral jollity to an ancient Carthaginian theme on the way to the Phantom's stunning underground lair. It's totally OTT – in one scene the Phantom zaps at his nemesis Raul with a staff that fires actual fireballs – and anybody who describes the plot (homicidal lunatic grooms girl) as romantic should probably be put on some sort of register. But its blazingly earnest ridiculousness and campy Grand Guignol story are entirely thrilling when realised with the show's enormous budget. And while Hal Prince's production may have been hailed as rather gauche back in the day, in 2013 it all comes across as rather more tasteful than the a
'Emilia' review
Transferring from the Globe, Morgan Lloyd Malcolm's play about the seventeenth-century poet Emilia Bassano Lanier has already been widely heralded as 'rousing' – and it certainly is that. It rouses the audience right to their feet. They whoop and cheer the barnstorming feminist speeches, and literally boo the bad oppressive men. It is incredibly heartening to hear unabashed feminist rhetoric, spoken by a diverse all-female cast, in a commercial theatre space. And Lloyd Malcolm has uncovered a cracking historical character: Emilia was one of the first published female poets, and a possible candidate for the 'Dark Lady' of Shakespeare's sonnets. She provides a clear way in for discussing the centuries-long silencing of women, the oppression they have faced – and still face today. And you're never far from a totally topical line, the mix of past and present underlined by Lloyd Malcolm's use of cheerfully anachronistic slangy contemporary phrases. It can be really fun; this is a gently meta-theatrical and very jolly historical romp of a show, in the mould of 'Nell Gwyn' or 'Shakespeare in Love'. The winkingly modern perspective on the nonsense men spouted and women were expected to put up with is frequently amusing. But the writing and delivery can also be dreadfully on the nose. Our problems are not the same as those of women 400 years ago. It makes the feminist arguments broad and, well, pretty basic. Emilia is too often a cipher rather than a living breathing character. She
Rip It Up – The 60s
Probably more like a posh tribute band than anything so organised as a jukebox musical, 'Rip It Up – The 60s' features three erstwhile boyband types – McFly's Harry Judd, JLS's Aston Merrygold and The Wanted's Jay McGuinness – and, for some reason, Olympic gymnast Louis Smith join forces for a celebration of all things '60s. Merrygold and McGuinness will sing, Judd will drum, and Smith will perform 'the amazing gymnastic feats that made him one of our most successful Olympians' as they tackle the hits of pop music's greatest decade, from The Beatles and the Stones to James Brown and The Supremes. It sounds bizarre, but clearly it's going to be banger after banger, and if you're into the music of the decade plus gymnastics, it should be a treat.
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The Night of the Iguana
It's been 19 years since Clive Owen acted on the West End stage and almost as long since London saw a major revival of Tennessee Williams's brooding classic 'The Night of the Iguana'. Now big Brit star Owen will take on the role of Rev T Lawrence Shannon, a disgraced priest now plying his trade as a second rate Mexican tour guide. James Macdonald's production has an excellent further cast, headed up by Lia Williams, Anna Gunn and Julian Glover.
'The Twilight Zone' review
Interview: Anne Washburn – 'I don't set out to be a non-pleasurable playwright, I truly don't!' Anne Washburn has a knack for taking the baffling rubble dump of modern America and turning it into an enchanted gothic castle. Her play 'Shipwreck', currently playing at the Almeida, tackles Donald Trump's presidency with black humour; her 2012 play 'Mr Burns' imagined a post-apocalyptic US where half-remembered lines from 'The Simpsons' are retold by a group of survivors. In her adaptation of 'The Twilight Zone', the iconic sci-fi horror anthology series, she remains true to the original stories by Rod Serling, Charles Beaumont and Richard Matheson while playfully acknowledging their inherent camp. Actually, the stories themselves, to a modern audience fed on 'American Horror Story', 'Black Mirror' and 'Stranger Things', feel a bit silly, like a boy scout's idea of a campfire thrill. An alien joins a group of strangers waiting for a bus in a storm; a little girl falls into an alternate dimension; a pilot is blasted into a half-century return journey to the nearest solar system; a man dares not sleep for fear of getting so horny for a beautiful dream-woman that he'll die of a heart attack. They are told in disjointed piecemeal bursts over two acts, non-chronologically. Only two stories have any real emotional power; in one, loyalty and love are thwarted by good intentions; in another, a painfully pertinent conversation about race and identity expose the dark heart of a friendly
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
In Mark Haddon's mega-successful novel, 'The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time', we see the world from the askew perspective of Christopher, a teenage maths genius whose apparent – but never explicitly stated – autism leads him on a strange and revelatory quest in pursuit of the killer of his next door neighbour's dog. The genius of the book is that Christopher's total lack of self-awareness or comprehension of the world around him is so perfectly conveyed by Haddon that the reader must fill in numerous blanks as to what is really going on. Inevitably a stage adaptation must either fill in the blanks itself or come across as impossibly difficult, and while there are plenty of leftfield flourishes in Marianne Elliott's production, adapting playwright Simon Stephens has, probably wisely, dispensed with most of the ambiguities and distortions of the book. In normalising the narrative, Stephens has opened the gates for some truly stellar performances. Luke Treadaway is astonishing as Christopher: with his ramrod straight posture, nervously twitching hands and high, precise voice he is strange, funny, brave and sympathetic. But he is also pitiless. Trapped in a world where metaphors and common sense and the colour yellow and his parents' touch will always seem impossibly alien to him, he is without any sentiment. It is devastating to realise, as the play goes on, that in any conventional sense of the word he will never 'love' his mum and dad, and that the strain of
'The Lehman Trilogy' review
'The Lehman Triology' transfers to the West End in 2019 with the original cast. Tickets go on sale Nov 2 2018. This review is from its 2018 run at the National Theatre. Sam Mendes's recent forays onto the stage – 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory', 'King Lear', 'The Ferryman' – have all been bombastic, blockbuster-style affairs that sparkle with the traces of his Hollywood success. But he tamps it down with 'The Lehman Trilogy', an epic but fairly modest three-actor play that charts the story of the Lehman brothers and the institutions that would go on to bear their names. The original trio of Henry, Emanuel and Mayer Lehman arrived in the US as Jewish immigrants from Bavaria in the 1840s; the 2008 collapse of the bank that bore their name would effectively trigger the last great global recession. Written by Italian playwright Stefano Massini, and adapted by NT deputy artistic director Ben Power, 'The Lehman Trilogy' could be viewed as a sort of very fancy distant relative of one of those shows like 'The 39 Steps', in which a small number of actors play numerous roles, to the general delight of the audience. We're talking about three remarkable actors, mind: the black-clad trio of Simon Russell Beale, Ben Miles and Adam Godley does not represent a great blow for diversity, but they are three white middle aged men at the top of their white middle aged game, and they turn a play that might have come across as a rather dry history lesson into a mostly electrifying one. Ta
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Aladdin review
They don't really have pantomimes in the US, which may explain why the creatives behind this hit Broadway adaptation of Disney's 'Aladdin' made a pantomime, probably without realising. There's no Widow Twankey or Wishee Washee, but Alan Menken's musical gives you the same things as a decent British panto 'Aladdin': lavish set pieces (designer Bob Crowley has done some impressive things); campy, knowing, fourth wall-breaking humour; songs (obvs); a magic carpet sequence; a dull hero (Dean John-Wilson's prominent man-cleavage is the most memorable bit of his performance); a ludicrously OTT villain (Don Gallagher's Jafar laps up the boos at curtain call); and a scene-stealing dame (more later). It's well done, but talk about selling coals to Newcastle: the humour hits the spot with Howard Ashman's dry lyrics, but it lacks the inspired madness of, say, the Hackney Empire panto. Alongside the other big West End Disney musical, Julie Taymor's 'The Lion King', it struggles to establish a distinct, theatrical identity. And my mind boggled at how the diverse, largely British cast has had bland American accents foisted upon them to play Middle Eastern characters. One decision producers won't be regretting is importing star of the Broadway show Trevor Dion Nicholas as Genie. The role could have been something of a poisoned, er, lamp, given Robin Williams's iconic turn in the 1992 film. But glitter-doused Nicholas makes it his own with a kinetic mix of fabulousness and physicality. He
'Toast' review
Consider this 'Nigel Slater: The Origin Story'. Reaching The Other Palace via Manchester's The Lowry – where it premiered in 2018 – and the Edinburgh Fringe, 'Toast' is playwright Henry Filloux-Bennett's loving adaptation of the food writer's acclaimed memoir of the same name.'Toast', the play, turns a spotlight on the tragedy-tinged childhood of Nigel (Giles Cooper) in 1960s West Midlands, from ages nine to 16. It covers the early death of his Mum (Lizzie Muncey) and then his strained, often awful relationship with his grieving, increasingly violent Dad (Stephen Ventura).Filloux-Bennett's script suffers a little from the ping-pong effect common to many memoir adaptations, sometimes bouncing too breathlessly between major events. But where 'Toast' succeeds is in capturing the same intoxicating, engrossing pleasure of food that the real-life Slater turns into mouth-watering poetry in his cookbooks. It's woven into every part of Nigel's life, beginning with his nine-year-old self's commentary on making jam tarts with Mum. Later, it's part of domestic warfare with step-mum Joan.Every meal tells a story in Slater's writing and the same is true here. From the deeply traditional family's disastrous experiment with spaghetti bolognese, to Nigel's Victoria sandwich one-upmanship with Joan, food is funny, a waft of nostalgia and sometimes burnt at the edges.Director Jonnie Riordan's production is light and fluid: a heightened reality of family life and cooking sessions that take place
The Lion King
The posters have been plastered around the London Underground for years – long enough for this show to become the most successful musical of all time – but nothing prepares you for the sheer impact of 'The Lion King's opening sequence. With the surge of 'Circle Of Life' reverberating through your chest, Julie Taymor's animal creations march on, species by species. Gazelles spring, birds swoop and an elephant and her child lumber through the stalls. It's a cacophonous cavalcade that genuinely stops you breathing. You'd think Noah's Ark had emptied onto the stage. For a global blockbuster, 'The Lion King's absolute theatricality is astonishing. Techniques from all over the world – African masks, Japanese Kabuki costumes, Malaysian shadow puppetry – are smashed together in an explosion of spectacle. It's perfect for a musical, allowing both distinct flavours and an eclectic carnival spirit. Admittedly, things deflate when it sacrifices this defiant originality for subservient approximation of the film. Timon and Pumba (Damian Baldet and Keith Bookman), though impressively like their screen counterparts, step into the savannah from a different dimension. The hyena-infested elephant's graveyard swaps menace for goofiness and the famous stampede scene, so delicately handled and moving in the film, is merely ticked off with a sigh of relief. The familiarity of the film is a root cause of the show's commercial success. But, ironically, 'The Lion King' can't afford such compromis
'9 to 5 the Musical' review
Backwoods Barbie, rhinestone queen and all-round country music legend Dolly Parton has her glittering fingerprints all over this musical. She's written all the songs, bar the iconic title track, especially for the show (this definitely isn't a jukebox affair). She's basically in it, as thinly disguised poodle-coiffed doppelgänger Doralee. And in case this escaped you, Parton pops up in video footage to introduce this whole bonkers confection to an audience of mad-keen fans. '9 to 5' is a musical theatre version of the 1980 movie of the same name, which involves Parton, Lily Tomlin and Jane Fonda running round an office and outwitting their dastardly male boss. And although this show started out in LA in 2005, it feels (shudder) pretty post-Weinstein, with its uncompromising focus on male shitness and violent retribution. Doralee (Natalie McQueen) can't so much as climb a stepladder without her sleazy boss theatrically ogling her – and climbing any kind of career ladder is out of the question. Meanwhile Judy (Amber Davies, of 'Love Island' fame) is struggling to get to grips with some delightfully '80s office tech, including a malevolent photocopier that attacks her with sheets of paper. And Violet – played by Caroline Sheen, subbing in for an injured Louise Redknapp who returns to the role next month – is a natural leader who's longing for the promotion she deserves. The plot, when it shows up, is about as ridiculous as these women's ultra-glam interpretation of 'office wea
Mamma Mia!
Judy Craymer's bold idea of turning the insanely catchy songs of ABBA into a musical has paid off splendidly, in every sense – box office figures for 'Mamma Mia!' are as eye-watering as its outfits. This is largely because Catherine Johnson had the sense to weave the 1970s into her script, and director Phyllida Lloyd to cast accordingly. Heroine Donna Sheridan lived the free love dream (if only because her boyfriend ran out on her), wound up pregnant and survived to see her daughter, Sophie, reject all her principles in favour of a white wedding and the kind of certainty that comes from knowing which of your mother's three consecutive lovers ought to be walking you down the aisle. If you wanted to, you could see this as a conversation about feminism. But you'll look pretty silly debating patriarchal oppression while on your feet clapping to 'Dancing Queen'. Some of the songs are oddly static, but when the choreography does get going – for instance, when Donna's friend Tanya stylishly quashes a libidinous local puppy in 'Does Your Mother Know?' – it's terrific, and makes great use of props: I wonder if the producers can assure us that no electric drills or hairdryers were harmed in the making of this musical? The current cast appear to have been chosen more for their singing voices than their serious acting ability. But who needs dramatic conviction when you have purest pop to do the convincing for you? Given the songs, a story just about solid enough to stay upright on its
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A false alarm over Twitter likes and retweets caused justified panic
Twitter users may be about to find out what Twitter is like when virtually everything people use it for has been demolished.
Then again, we could also be overreacting to a bit of social media-fueled hysteria.
On Wednesday, unconfirmed reports that Twitter was planning to essentially kill the like and retweet buttons by making them invisible spread throughout the platform, accompanied by a flurry of panic from Twitter users who recognized exactly how detrimental such a move would be to the site's health, well-being, and community engagement.
But the reports may have been premature, and slightly inaccurate. And while Twitter later issued a clarification, it didn't entirely settle the matter. Let's break down what's really going on.
Twitter is working on an app designed to improve conversation overall
Twitter has long been working on the release of a new mobile app, "twttr." The app has a few specific aims, one of which is to make long, threaded conversations on Twitter easier to read. As you can see in the below screenshot — taken from a beta version of twttr by Vox's sister site The Verge — a thread in the app will look similar to a typical threaded discussion on LiveJournal or Reddit, with successive reply strands being indented accordingly.
And if you look closely, you'll notice that this change to the interface doesn't leave any room, once you scroll past a parent tweet, for Twitter's familiar like, reply, and retweet counters.
On Tuesday, Twitter released a prototype version of the app to a limited group of testers. Multiple tech sites reviewed it, but few if any seemed to consider the buried implications of the streamlined threads: no visible likes and RTs.
That changed on Wednesday, when miscommunicated news about the app began to cause alarm.
Misinformation about what's happening to likes and RTs quickly went viral
On Wednesday, NBC News reported on some of the changes the new "twttr" app heralded. Although NBC did note that likes and retweets would be hidden "behind a tap," it didn't register the potential significance of such a change from users' perspective, instead focusing more on changes to Twitter's camera features. NBC also originally misstated that the app was removing the likes and retweets entirely, which added to the confusion and sent Twitter running to clarify its plans.
Yesterday, we started giving people access to our prototype app twttr which we're using to test new ideas and get feedback. Putting likes and retweets behind a tap is just an idea to help make conversations easier to read. https://t.co/HTI3ImTYe6
— Twitter Comms (@TwitterComms) March 13, 2019
But many Twitter users immediately panicked over the idea that likes and retweets were potentially being removed altogether. One tweet that spread rapidly before its owner later deleted it suggested incorrectly that Twitter was removing these engagement stats rather than hiding them, and that the change was being rolled out across Twitter instead of "just" being tested in a prototype app currently only seen by a few people, with no guarantee of ever becoming part of Twitter's core experience.
"Removing Retweet and Like numbers is HUGE and is sure to upset virtually everybody," the user posted before realizing their mistake. But by that time, panic had already begun to set in:
hello, twitter hiding engagement counts (likes and retweets) will be absolutely destructive to community-finding and community-making here. social activity doesn't come just from tweeting and replying, but from liking and retweeting too. those numbers show what people care about.
— jonny sun (@jonnysun) March 13, 2019
Twitter is proposing to hide engagement metrics (likes/retweets) to make the site "friendlier" by removing the appearance of ranking.
Here is the truth: they find the concept of "the ratio" embarrassing to powerful people and embarrassing to be associated with.
— Alexandra Erin (@alexandraerin) March 13, 2019
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— Gretchen Felker-Martin (@scumbelievable) March 13, 2019
And now, before we go any further, we need to take a step back — and a few deep breaths. Currently, Twitter's plans to implement these changes as part of the new twttr app are unknown. And there is no indication that they will ever affect the larger site as a whole.
But there is still a reason to be concerned for Twitter's like-based ecosystem. And given that concern, all the fears being expressed over potentially hidden likes and retweets have merit. Because hiding likes and RTs would, in essence, be the end of Twitter as we know it.
It's madness to consider hiding or removing likes and RTs, but Jack Dorsey keeps talking about doing it anyway.
It's highly understandable that many people read about Twitter "removing" likes and RTs and assumed the changes were about to take effect across the platform. That's because Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has been talking about his desire to get rid of the like button since last fall, supposedly in the name of "incentivizing healthy conversation."
He first floated the idea at the Wired25 conference in October 2018, and then raised it again less than two weeks later at a private Twitter event, where he reportedly promised to delete the like button "soon." This apparent promise, originally reported by the Telegraph, drew scrutiny from the media and plenty of backlash from Twitter users. It also prompted a swift demurral from Twitter itself, which issued an official statement noting that the platform had "no specific timeline for changes or particular planned changes to discuss."
One Twitter communications staffer even walked back Dorsey's "soon" timeline with an explicit negation:
Short story on "like." We've been open that we're considering it. Jack even mentioned it in front of the US Congress. There's no timeline. It's not happening "soon." https://t.co/jXBmkudWYv
— Brandon Borrman (@bborrman) October 29, 2018
But Twitter notably didn't say that removing the like button was off the table completely. As a result, users' concerns haven't gone away.
And many of those concerns are valid, because some of the rumored changes, if they do come to pass, would fundamentally alter Twitter's purpose.
Simply removing likes would be bad. But even just hiding both likes and RTs could be apocalyptic.
The ongoing conversation about creating healthier discourse on Twitter hasn't exactly been served by the confusion surrounding the fate of likes and retweets. In particular, there are several slight differences between what Twitter has actually proposed in the past, what it's currently doing, what it could feasibly do in the future, and what Twitter users think it's going to do.
The idea of removing likes altogether — the idea that Dorsey first floated in October — was about completely removing the ability to like a tweet. It's a fraught idea; among many other reasons I'll get to in a moment, the Twitter like is multifunctional, serving as a way to passively response and interact as well as a bookmarking, scheduling, and notation tool.
However, just ditching the like button would still allow users to retweet and signal-boost important conversations — meaning the basic ecosystem of the site could theoretically continue to live on without too much infrastructure collapse.
The envisioned change that Twitter users foresaw in the prototype twttr app, however, was one in which both likes and retweets would continue to exist but would be hidden from public view by default. While the app allows users to view these stats by tapping to reveal them, remember that most people didn't realize this at first — and panicked because they thought these features had vanished.
Hiding likes and retweets is arguably a much more destructive change, because it diminishes Twitter users' ability to elevate some voices and opinions over others. Retweets and likes have always been crucial tools that allow the greater Twitter community to drown out trolls and other detritus, while simultaneously helping good conversations, viral moments, and underprivileged and marginalized voices gain attention.
If those tools are hidden by default, it stands to reason that virality on Twitter would cease to exist.
If Twitter gets rid of likes, that is fine. If you enjoy one of my tweets, simply bring a lasagna to my place of residence. Then I will know from how many lasagnas I have in the lasagna shed whether people like or dislike a tweet. This plan is foolproof.
— Roxi Horror (@roxiqt) March 13, 2019
The same is true for the fabled "ratio" — the relatively young but widely beloved Twitter meme that involves shading the hell out of tweets that get far more comments than likes and retweets — essentially a snarkier version of a community's collective downvote. Without easily visible tallies of likes, comments, and retweets, users wouldn't have a clear indication of when a tweet or a conversation was causing controversy or becoming extremely unpopular. There would be no simple way to tell, for example, exactly how much people on Twitter dislike Paul Ryan, or when a tweet you posted is bad, actually.
Without a demonstrable feed hierarchy, every tweet, every opinion, and every response to that opinion would be rendered equal. And egalitarianism is exactly what Twitter users don't want.
As anyone who's spent more than five seconds on the internet understands, all opinions are not created equal. Twitter already has a very well-documented problem with harassment. And while Dorsey seems to think that removing the like button would offer a better, healthier way for people to interact across polarized ideological divides, to many users, the idea of putting trolls and bad-faith debaters on a more equal footing with their targets sounds more like a nightmare.
This is not a fucking debate site and the people who harasss you and then attack you for not "debating" them are the ones that need to be removed, @jack @twitter, not the "like" button. Either remove the fucking racists or just admit that you're on their fucking side. https://t.co/xIaGBJxXI3
— Celeste Ng (@pronounced_ing) October 29, 2018
Plus, hiding likes and RTs would potentially alter so many tiny things about how Twitter functions that it's difficult to even comprehend them all. For instance, if you're friended by someone with 10,000 followers, a good way to tell if those followers are mainly bots is to survey the user's engagement stats; if none of those 10,000 followers are liking their tweets, those users are probably bots, and the follower may also be a bot. Without the ability to quickly gauge how many likes and retweets someone is getting, it becomes more difficult to identify fake Twitter profiles.
Or consider the split-second decision process you go through when deciding whether to amplify someone else's tweet by retweeting it. If you're like me, you tend to shy away from retweeting something that's already gotten thousands of retweets, for fear of being repetitive or boring and clogging up the Twitter feeds of your followers with a tweet they've already seen multiple times that day. Without the RT count being visible, that entire decision process goes away, for better or worse.
These small but meaningful ripple effects could fundamentally alter Twitter as we know it.
It bears repeating again that all these changes are rumored and speculative, and there's no solid evidence that a major diminishment of Twitter's engagement features is on the way.
But if Twitter users' worst fears are eventually realized, it wouldn't be the first time that a social media company either misunderstood or ignored what its users loved about the site and made changes that drastically altered those users' experience. The current Twitter hysteria may be a false alarm, but it's rooted in very real and very valid concerns.
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Amazon 2-day shipping: Why packages sometimes arrive later
In less than two decades, Amazon single-handedly transformed the way we think about online shopping. Before Prime launched in 2005, two-day shipping was virtually unheard of — now more than 100 million people use the service, and they expect the things they order online to arrive at their doorsteps in 48 hours or fewer.
There's just one problem: Amazon, which has focused on obtaining customers at all costs for decades, seems to be looking for ways to cut down on shipping costs. In some cases, that means weaning Prime users off the near-instantaneous shipping they've come to expect.
From the beginning, free two-day shipping was Prime's biggest draw. Memberships were cheap — $79 a year in 2005 and $119 today — and users had the option of paying a small fee to get their orders delivered in just one day. Today, Prime is about much more than package delivery: Users can order everything, from groceries to a house cleaner, through Amazon. But as Amazon has expanded, the promise of free two-day shipping — the main draw of Prime — has begun to come with a lot of caveats.
That's not to say Amazon is totally changing course. In 2014, Amazon launched Prime Now, a service designed to deliver products in an hour or less, for some New York City-based users. (It expanded to other major cities in 2016.) Amazon often makes headlines for the grueling work expected of its in-house delivery fleet — or, more accurately, the network of contractors that deliver packages to Prime users across the country — a sign that it continues to take its shipping promise seriously, often at the expense of workers. But even as Amazon has doubled down on ensuring speedy delivery, it has begun looking for ways to rein in customers' desire for instant gratification, a phenomenon it arguably helped create, in an attempt to cut costs and streamline its supply chain.
The result? Prime orders don't necessarily arrive in two days anymore, nor are they always delivered to customers' homes. All of this makes sense from a financial perspective, but that may not be enough to win customers over.
Prime customers pay for — and expect — quick, free shipping. They aren't always happy about Amazon's cost-cutting efforts.
Two-day Prime shipping isn't necessarily a thing of the past, but it's undeniable that Amazon delivery isn't as seamless as it used to be.
Amazon will no longer deliver some small items, like razors or hair ties, individually. Instead, customers have to purchase $25 worth of these "add-on" items before Amazon will send the box out; the point, according to the company, is to give customers access to "low-cost items that would be cost-prohibitive to ship on their own." Since 2011, Amazon has given users the option to have packages delivered to "lockers," which are basically branded PO boxes, instead of to their homes or offices. Most recently, Amazon rolled out Amazon Day, a new delivery option that lets customers choose a specific day for all of their orders to arrive, is the company's latest cost-cutting effort.
All of this makes sense from a financial perspective. Delivering packages to a single location instead of hundreds of individual homes cuts costs, and requiring customers to meet a delivery minimum for small orders helps Amazon consolidate deliveries, as does the Amazon Day program.
But the response to these new initiatives has been mixed at best.
Last December, Fast Company's Mark Wilson wrote about how Amazon Prime is "getting worse," claiming the company had all but abandoned its promise of two-day shipping for most products. "That little Prime logo used to mean something," Wilson wrote. "Now it feels like a ruse that lulls shoppers into a false sense of security, until they go to checkout and see a shipping arrival date far later than anticipated."
He continued:
"This cuts through the greatest promise of Prime. It's not just the free, two-day shipping. It's that it's so reliable, you never have to think for more than a second about buying something. In this sense, Prime was constructed to be great for the consumer (so efficient) and great for businesses (mindless impulse shopping!). … It doesn't help that we've seen a slow dilution of Prime itself over time, with the rise of Prime Pantry and Add-on Items. They force you to buy a minimum number of items to get the best deal, adding back the very psychic burden Prime had eliminated from the equation of online shopping in the first place."
Wilson's complaints about Prime suggest a bait-and-switch strategy. Amazon got 100 million people to become Prime users by guaranteeing frictionless service, but now that it's gotten a sizable chunk of the market hooked on quick, free shipping, it's trying to cut delivery costs by scaling back on the very thing that got customers interested in the first place. Put another way, Prime is built on the idea that shopping should be frictionless; Amazon has now introduced a degree of friction that wasn't there before, and some customers aren't happy about it.
"I can't help but feel the frustration around how the false sense of shopping confidence is blown when Amazon simply uses the PRIME lockup as a gimmick," one reader wrote in response to Wilson's article. "The 'prime' benefit of getting your stuff when you expect it is gone, and it's not just because of the holiday shipping crunch.
Amazon changed customer expectations regarding shipping. Now it's changing them again.
One of Amazon's core principles is "customer obsession," a "vigorous" desire to "earn and keep customer trust." (Amazon has, by the way, also been known to use customer obsession as an anti-union talking point.) Put simply, customer obsession means giving the customer what they want as cheaply and quickly as possible — e.g., within 48 hours or fewer — at the expense of profits.
Anne Goodchild, a professor of civil and environmental engineering at the University of Washington who focuses on supply chain transportation and logistics, told me that Amazon significantly altered customer expectations and shopping patterns.
"The status quo [has been] that we take ourselves to the store, pick up the goods, and go back to our homes. That's actually a pretty inefficient way of doing the last mile: We all individually use our cars, and that kind of commuting creates a great travel burden," she said. "Delivery services, to some extent, have the potential to be an improvement. [They consolidate] a lot of deliveries — hopefully — into one vehicle like a UPS truck. They have strong incentives, profit incentives, to do that in an efficient and cost-effective way."
The problem, she said, occurs when delivery becomes too quick. "As we move toward faster delivery, it gets harder to consolidate." The promise of instant delivery means that customers can buy virtually anything they want without thinking about it; they don't always think to consolidate their purchases into a single order, because there's no need to. (A 2018 survey by the optimization platform Feedvisor found that 46 percent of Prime members shop online more than twice a week.) "When we're not paying some sort of personal cost for the trip, I think it's easy to overlook how much travel we're adding," she said.
Other retailers have attempted to compete by offering similarly fast shipping. "After Amazon, we have things like ShopRunner and even Target [now] saying that if you order certain items, you can get two-day shipping," Ambulkar said. "I don't see two-day shipping going away. I think there's definitely more and more businesses adopting it."
Even as other retailers lower their shipping times to keep up, Amazon appears to be tweaking its two-day shipping promise. Prime may be cheap and easy for customers, but the cost of all those deliveries adds up quickly. Amazon spent $21.7 billion on shipping costs in 2017, according to its annual report. That's nearly twice the amount it spent on shipping in 2015.
"Amazon has pursued a growth trajectory rather than a profit one," Goodchild added. "I think everyone would agree that their strategy has been to please customers and, in doing so, grow their market share."
But now that it has more than 100 million Prime customers, Amazon is looking for ways to make Prime more profitable — which could end up alienating some of the customers it has made an effort to court.
Justin Smith, the founder of TJI Research, an analytics firm that focuses on Amazon, told The Goods that Amazon is looking for ways to make Prime more efficient — and cost-effective. "Lockers or other pickup points, or encouraging customers to ship items in the fewest number of boxes possible, which might mean getting it a bit later than if you had shipped items separately," are all part of that strategy.
"I also think that because of how big they are, they are able to become smarter about predicting what items people are going to order in different regions," Smith added, "and I believe they've been able to put items in warehouses closer to where they expect people to order them from in order to reduce the distance that items have to be shipped when they're ordered. If that can be done efficiently, I think you reduce the individual shipping volume as well as decrease the delivery time, which improves the customer experience."
It's also better for the environment. Transportation is one of the biggest contributors to carbon dioxide emissions in the US, and medium- and heavy-duty trucks — the kinds of freight vehicles that are often filled to the brim with Prime purchases and other online orders — are responsible for nearly one-quarter of the total transportation footprint. These trucks, which used to deliver the bulk of their loads to stores and other retail hubs, are now increasingly dropping packages off to individuals. All those one-off orders add up, both financially and environmentally — but, because this type of delivery is often more convenient for the consumer, this has become the new normal.
Not everyone agrees with the premise that more efficiency will result in greater customer satisfaction. Saurabh Ambulkar, a management professor at Northeastern University, said customers who have come to expect two-day — or even same-day — delivery might not readily accept more optimized, less customer-friendly options. "The whole [promise] was that Amazon can deliver the thing to my house, so why do I need to go to the central locker to get something? Why do I need to go to the store?" he said. "If I have to step out of my house to get something, they lose that competitive advantage that they have, but they have to do some of it [in order to] ease the pressure on the supply chain."
"In bigger cities, maybe the central locker is closer to the place you work, but in other places, I think delivering to residents is what made Amazon more competitive than other players in the market," Ambulkar added. "If I have to go to a central locker, I can just go to the store to get that product."
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A Man From a Remote African Village Has Been Named Best Teacher and Will Get $1,000,000 for It
When talking about the job of a teacher, many people refer to it as "a calling". We all want our children to be educated by teachers who love their jobs and who make children feel inspired, interested, and motivated. There are 2 opinions when it comes to teachers: "A talented person will be successful, no matter what," and "A talented person needs a good teacher."
A charity foundation that was set up in 2015 by a businessman named Sunny Varkey (and Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, his patron) awards someone as "Best Teacher" every year with a Global Teacher Prize.
Bright Side was really interested in the winner of the 2019 competition because there were 10,000 applications from 179 countries, with a prize of $1,000,000.
Teachers from India, Australia, the US, Kenya, the Netherlands, Brazil, Japan, Argentina, Great Britain, and Georgia made it to the final stage of the competition.
A Kenyan science teacher and Franciscan friar named Peter Tabichi won the award. The award ceremony took place in Dubai and the name of the winner was announced by actor Hugh Jackman.
Peter Tabichi is a teacher in a small African village where the inhabitants often don't have enough of the most necessary things. Despite this, his students are famous for their wins in international science competitions which is what ultimately attracted the foundation's attention.
The school these students go to doesn't look like a school that houses major victories. There is only 1 teacher for 58 students and 1 computer, and in order to make it to lessons, many kids have to cover huge distances on washed-out roads during the rainy season. Most of Tabichi's students are kids from poor families or they're orphans. The school is sorely lacking financial support, so Peter donates 80% of the money he makes on the development of the school — the school uniforms, textbooks, and other materials.
7 years ago, he used to teach at a private school but then decided to become a Franciscan friar and leave his job. The code he lives by requires him to have a somewhat ascetic lifestyle and help others. This is why teaching at a poor school is considered charity for Tabichi.
"This win does not belong to me: it demonstrates the achievements of young minds. I am here only thanks to my students' achievements. A victory gives them a chance. It means that there are no borders for them."
Tabichi explains how he uses different motivation methods with his students because the secret to success is believing in yourself. Every person can find something they like doing and feel confident. Peter teaches kids to look at things from different perspectives. This is why his projects where students can organize processes and analyze results by themselves are very popular.
The teacher doesn't say that some of these projects are "cool" and others are "not cool". The most important thing about them is that the students have to use their imaginations and have to look for new solutions. Tabichi says, "Creativity is extremely important, especially in difficult situations when the resources are limited."
In this school, there are scientific and creative clubs where every student can showcase their achievements.
"Seeing my learners grow in knowledge, skills, and confidence is my greatest joy in teaching! When they become resilient, creative, and productive in the society, I get a lot of satisfaction for I act as their greatest destiny enabler and key that unlocks their potential in the most exciting manner."
Tabichi also managed to talk about tolerance: "He created the 'Peace Club' where there are people of 7 different nationalities and religious beliefs who all visit this school.
People are most interested in one big question: What is he going to spend his prize money on?
His answer? First and foremost, on computer science class, the development of the science lab, and new projects that can improve people's lives. For example, Peter wants to teach his students to grow drought-tolerant crops. This project is absolutely necessary for life in Africa.
Interestingly, the agreement terms of the foundation say that the winner has certain responsibilities and the prize is not given to the winner right away.
For 10 years, the winner gets $100,000 every year and they have to stay in the profession for 5 years and be a global ambassador for The Varkey Foundation. It means that they have to visit certain events, talk to the media, and participate in training.
We're deeply impressed by such people! Their stories are bright illustrations of what we call "the purpose of life". What do you think about this award?
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