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1. 'Put the quarter in/Push, push, push/Nothing comes out' (might paraphrasing the lyrics slightly, but that

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• All of the musical moments in Stereophonic. In addition to just being a good play, everything about that show was what I go to the theater for; it took a setting that (to my knowledge) hasn't been depicted onstage before and the result was the perfect definition of a play with music - it all blended together so well, with neither overpowering the other
• Scenes IV and V of An Enemy of the People
• Much of the stagi

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• Days of Wine and Roses (saw it at Atlantic last year and revisited it in January)
• An Enemy of the People
• Stereophonic
• Uncle Vanya at Lincoln Center
• Three Houses
• Titanic and Ragtime at City Center (cheating a bit)
• JOB
• The Hills of California
• Swept Away (for being, honestly, th

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I only set up this account 3 years ago to start a thread when I was gathering research for a play I'm working on, but I want to say I started regularly visiting this forum some time around 2010/2011. I have some fond-ish memories of a now-defunct theatre-themed social media site that I was a member on in the late 2000s-early 2010s (I want to say it was called either BroadwaySpace or TheatreWorld). It was kind of fun gossiping and discussing a subject I cared so deeply about (and

Dan6 said: "Has anyone seen Falco in this yet?"

I saw her (and the play) on Monday and liked both. Not sure if you've seen the play, but I'll say this: The writing is honest and matter-of-fact, but with the right amount of humor and moments of levity needed when dealing with such a heavy topic. Edie Falco's role isn't exactly showy, at least compared to her cast mates, but she nailed every line and every feeling, creating an in

• Cabaret: At least a little bit of 'Wilkomenn' going into 'Cabaret'
• Hell's Kitchen: Possibly 'Kaleidoscope', but I really could see them going with 'Empire State of Mind' (for obvious reasons); however, if they don't do 'Empire State of Mind' for their performance and the show wins Best Musical, I coul

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• Hell's Kitchen: 'Kaleidoscope' seems like the fan-favorite choice, but I wouldn't be surprised if they go with 'Empire State of Mind'; it would include all four nominees and it's certainly popular/relevant
• The Outsiders: Haven't seen it yet, but 'Great Expectations' seems to be their "signature song&q

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In the lead-up to the Tonys, I always find NYT's "Who Will Win (and Who Should)" interesting, particularly the "Should Have Been Nominated" category, in which they will sometimes include non-eligible productions or performers. Looking back on the past season, I can think of a few notable Off-Broadway standouts; thus, I've decided to try out a list of my own. Of course I would love to hear your own choices and opinions as well (and feel free to include any of t

Zeppie2022 said: "Your question involved physical sickness and that can affect others which is why I wrote what I did in my post. You also included going with a hangover and that is as I mentioned self inflicted so little sympathy unless there was major issue causing you to drink too much. As for mental health, I would think if you were depressed and not in the mood for a show but went anyway, having something to take your mind of your problems for a few hours may be a very good thin

Zeppie2022 said: "Let me try and answer without being toonasty. First, no sympathy at all for you going to a show hungover. A hangover is self-inflicted and you did this to yourself knowing you were attending a show. Next, you went to a show with a cold and or fever a couple of times and had no regard to others around you that you may have gotten sick. There are options like selling a ticket when you are sick or maybe exchanging it for another date. You said you attended a show at 16

In my twenty-something years of theatre-going, I can recall a couple of times when I sat through a show despite not feeling too well. I have endured a number of Act 1’s while experiencing an upset stomach; on at least two occasions I’ve gone to the theatre hungover; there have been a few times I watched a show when I wasn’t in a great place mentally/emotionally; back in February I saw The Seven Year Disappear while recovering from a cold (which, due to thee fact tha