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I think he is a pretty decent Shakespeare but I am not a fan of his choices as Toby.  

He is easily my least favorite of the 4 Shakespeares I have seen (I include Eric Sciotto who played the role the month between Chase and Pascal) but still overall some reasonably high marks.

HE just seems to be playing a role where the Borle and Sciotto inhabited the role (and Chase to a slightly lesser extent)

 

If it isn't taken I am interested.

It is not letting me PM you tho, wanting me to register, when I already am, so maybe try toPM me if still available

and the ANTA before that

there were little things throughout.

John started to tear up during to your own self be true.  Got a big hug from one of the ensemble

HE and Heidi were a little teary during right hand man reprise

Christian's last flourish in the tap battle was a little longer (tho I am glad that Rob went back to the single tap in reply)

Also Christian worked in a star wars reference as he was losing it in Hard to be the bard, telling the quill that it was his only hope.

tourists don't usually know there is a theater below 42nd St (or east of Times Square for that matter)

 

I don't think the stage is that high, but if it is, they certainly do have booster seats

GavestonPS said: "devonian.t said: "A mini-digression: I think the best film adaptation of a musical was done by Milos Forman with 'Hair'....

I can't rate Hair too highly as a great adaptation . . . they changed way too much

Claude is from Flushing, and Berger (Burger?) is not the one who gets shipped out. just for starters.

I haven't noticed her but I do see the old guy frequently.

I went to the first preview of the recent Jekyll and Hyde revival and he was out asking, and I just told him they were selling tix at the rush or lottery price even then just before the show

To his credit on that day, he shut up and went and got a $20 ticket or whatever the deal was.

every other time he just creeped me out

It is not a guarantee but keep an eye out the last hour of the Broadway Flea MArket

Last year I came upon a table that had 3 older playbill binders full of old magazines that were all they had left and sold me for a buck each.  

I don't know that the playbills in there were of any interest to me and I will probably put them out on a table next year, but 3 of the old brown binders for 3 bucks cannot be beat

AHLiebross said: "Just to set the record straight, to be a rapist, there has to be penetration. Other types of sexual activity are not rape. James Barbour has not been accused of rape."

any sexual contact is rape if one party says no, and legally a 15 year old is incapable of saying yes to a 34 year old.

What decade are you living in?

adamgreer said: "How have more people not mentioned "Losing My Mind" in this thread? That's pretty much the gold standard for this type of song as far as I'm concerned  

Nothing in Hamilton, Satisfied or otherwise, comes close to what Sondheim accomplished in that song."

Did you opt to not read the thread because that was mentioned more than once in the (only) 3 pages so far.

I wonder if the people who are not attached to the number are mostly ones who have not seen it live.  There is a literal rewind where they re-enact the scene where they met, but from her perspective and not Alexander's.  That visual certainly heightened the connection to what was going on, at least for me and some others that I have discussed this with after the show.  I do not usually connect to choreography but this show is so enhanced by the dance and movement that I cannot imagine it without.  

Oh and one other fudging of the history is that when Alexander entered into the lives of Eliza and Angelica, she was already married to John Church.  That said, the lyric Angelica sings that if Eliza loved her she would share him is based on a letter Angelica did write to her sister.  Angelica told Elizabeth that she loved Hamilton "very much and, if you were as generous as the old Romans, you would lend him to me for a little while."   http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/hamilton/peopleevents/p_e_hamilton.html

AHLiebross said: "His performance is amazing. He's also gracious to his fans and works hard for BC/EFA. For those talking about the "creepiness factor," it's time the public forgave him for a long-ago offense for which he has atoned.

Last I checked I was part of the public, and I sure as hell have not.  

Audrey Liebross

"

There is a line from Kindergarten Boyfriend in Heathers that is uncomfortably and Old Red Hills of Home in Parade

compare the melody for the line  

I go to fight for these old hills behind me
These Old Red Hills of Home

and

Last night I dreamed a horse with wings
Flew down into my home room

The stage is not high at all, and I have never had so much leg room in a first row, ever.  

The only knock I will say is when the student's desks are out, even front row on the aisle becomes partially blocked.  But really I am not going to complain too much for $25

I love Sierra, but I am going to picture Mamie in the role when I think about it.

I didn't hate it, but I didn't particularly like it either.

metropolis10111 said: "I'd like to add the Actor's Fund recording of HAIR. If ever an album was lifeless it's that one. Everyone is phoning in the movie arrangements