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The Drama League previously only nominated two performers per production, but Groff, Mendez, and Radcliffe are all nominated for Merrily.  Did they change the rule recently?

Any codes for Jelly's Last Jam?

Wayman_Wong said: "''Does anyone have a guess?''

It looks like a razor blade to me."

Maybe a modern-day one, but it would be too modern to fit with the other items in this design.

With this design for the tote bag and mug, I'm drawing a blank on what the object at the bottom (between the birdcage and the pie) is.  Does anyone have a guess?

Edit: I thought maybe it was the block for the gavel, but those items are spaced farther apart on the mug.

If Lea's role continues to have guest actresses, I dearly hope DeeDee Magno Hall plays it, too.

The digital release will have two more tracks than the CD.

Has anyone taken part in this?  Does Second Stage just send you a browser link for this, or do they have it set up to watch on a Roku or smart TV?

I'm watching a Sopranos episode that quotes the old phrase, "May you live in interesting times."  I recall hearing that phrase before, but I'm not sure where.  I think there was a play where a character dissects that phrase and why it's his favorite curse, but I cannot think of it, and I haven't found it in a Google search regardless of how many ways I word it.  Does it sound familiar to anyone here?

Has either Theatre Circle or One Shubert Alley been carrying this?

I think they use dress rehearsal footage for the category presentations.  I've noticed differences, some little, some larger, between the live performance and the clip used for the category nominees.

For example, in Sweet Smell of Success in 2002, John Lithgow sips from a coffee mug during the live performance and reads a piece of paper during the equivalent clip in the Best Musical presentation.

South Pacific and On the Town.

I was thinking of On the Town especially last night as I listened to the Times Square Ballet.  We could use a movie that bothered to use the actual Broadway score.

For the sake of my traveling, I hope it runs concurrently with CSC's Man of No Importance.

https://deadline.com/2022/03/tony-walton-dead-obituary-set-costume-designer-broadway-film-1234969925/

I've gotten some of these over the last few years from The Strand, the Flea Market, and eBay.  My two latest acquisitions arrived today - A Class Act and A Man of No Importance.  I'd love to know if there is anything close to a comprehensive list of their published works, or at least of their musical scripts.

I'm looking at Linctix for the closing weekend.  For those who have seen Sunset, would the left or the right be more opportune?

This evening, around 6:30, I received both an email and a phone call from Roundabout telling me Sharon Catherine Brown will be going on as Caroline at tomorrow's matinee.  I respect them for reaching out to ticketholders like this.  I thought I'd share this in case anyone wants to see S.C.B.

Previews started on Sunday.  Has anyone seen it yet?

https://www.thealchemist.redbulltheater.com/

What did people think of this?

There were quite a few good stories, and I liked the stitched-together Ain't Misbehavin' reunion, but I was ultimately disappointed by the shows that were not mentioned at all.  No Fiddler?  No Cabaret?  Not one mention of the name Sondheim?

Over Here! (or York Theatre could do it)

Oliver! (yes it's done regionally, but Broadway has only seen it in concert for almost 40 years)

The Full Monty (unless Roundabout gets there first)

Jelly's Last Jam

Marie Christine (with Audra again)

The Rink

Seesaw

A Time for Singing