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Just saw the matinee and I thought the cast was superb. I still think they could cut some material. It let out at 4:45. 

Just was going to share the great news; I can see CHESS this weekend!

Tried for rush today, but those were all gone. Only tix left were $300. I ended up buying an obstructed view for the first matinee this Saturday in the orchestra, $149. Only have seen one professional and one community theater production,  both using the Broadway version. 

Always thought CSC or the Roundabout would be perfect to produce The Baker's Wife. I liked it a lot when the Papermill did it years ago. However,  I am disappointed that Endless Delights has been excised from the licensed show.

Excited for HIGH SPIRITS, which was supposed to be featured in the 2018 revue HEY, LOOK ME OVER, but later excised. The rest of the season I'll probably skip. 

Someone had mentioned on another website rumors OF THEE I SING,  which they did 20 years ago, and Master Voices did before the pandemic. Whether that's true or not, I don't know. 

I'm here too. What a great score! 

Melissa25 said: "tenor8674:Looking for one for City Center Encores!

Discount code Save30 will provide a better discount."

Thanks, I'll try it. 

Sytwix said: "Tenor8674 said: "Looking for one for City Center Encores! Is there a discount code for LOVE LIFE offered anywhere? Prices keep creeping up each year."

Try DMLOVE (save up to $35 on select Orch & Mezz seats)"

Thanks, I miss the $38 obstructed view seats that are no longer offered at that price. 

Looking for one for City Center Encores! Is there a discount code for LOVE LIFE offered anywhere? Prices keep creeping up each year. 

It's an excellent broadcast. Posted on the BBC Radio website shortly after the Saturday airing and available only for a month for listening. 

Curious to know if the cast album is from a live performance or are they going into the studio to record the score? Looking forward to its release as it's an excellent score. 

ASPECTS OF LOVE. 

EricMontreal22 said: "Tenor8674 said: "chrishuyen said: "FWIW they did say they're still planning on doing Wild Party in 2026.

From what I've heard it sounded like Jack Viertel had a personal vendetta against Me and Juliet?"

When I asked him, he didn't seem that enthusiastic. Ted Chapin from R&H would just say "We'll see.""

I was at a Zoom discussion with Chapin where he full out said that it was because Viertel was against doing Me and Juliet (he did point out that the original reviews felt the star of the show was Jo Mielziner's complex, mechanized scenery--groundbreaking in many ways--which of course couldn't be replicated for Encores. But that score needs a better recording.)

So considering the director do we imagine this Wonderful Town will be... not traditional? I mean we already have the crazy Toulon opera version on DVD. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VU7dOTbi5aU&t=1s
 

And yet didn't the Mufti just use a ladder and very little else? I didn't get to see it. 

chrishuyen said: "FWIW they did say they're still planning on doing Wild Party in 2026.

From what I've heard it sounded like Jack Viertel had a personal vendetta against Me and Juliet?"

When I asked him, he didn't seem that enthusiastic. Ted Chapin from R&H would just say "We'll see."

Again? Meanwhile, I've been waiting too long to see another show from that same year, ME & JULIET. Ugh!

Yes. 

A re-magined THREEPENNY OPERA is in a few weeks. 

This Kern gem is being done this weekend at Lenfest Center for the Arts. Admission is free. Just saw the matinee and it was excellent. 

It was mobbed today. Left after about a half an hour. And some of the prices on some of the merch was insane. 

Rushed this afternoon and got a 2nd row orchestra seat for $50. Couple next to me paid $175 a piece. It was very good but under rehearsed. Erivo stopped midway Miller's Son and had to get back on track.  Overall though, it was a nice afternoon.