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I hope Celia Gooding is in it. I loved her at ART.

Generally I like Huntington, Lyric, Speakeasy, and ART. When Huntington had Merrily We Roll Along it was stupendous. I don't subscribe to Broadway in Boston because I'm not interested in all the shows (and I could never afford a subscription even if I were), but I do see some national tours with them.

Arts Emerson had Born For This last summer. It was terrific.

Something is amiss in the pie shop. 
 

Is anyone named Lovett?

Thanks, Giants! Now I've signed up too.

Does anyone know -- what about releasing the filmed version of Allegiance for individual purchase on DVD? Wasn't that supposed to happen around fall/winter 2018 (ie now)? 

I'd also love them to release this new "making of" film along with it. I'd buy a two-DVD set of those. 

Seconding what adamgreer said about Andrew Varela and Philip Quast.

I absolutely love it.

Thanks everyone! I'm going to start with the OBCR.

Did anyone listen to the stream of West Side Story today from BBC Proms? I thought it was wonderful. I've been a fan of Eden Espinosa since I saw her in Merrily We Roll Along in Boston, so that's one reason I tuned in. I'd never super bonded with WSS before but now I suddenly have.

Recs for which cast album I should get? Open to any, but not to the movie soundtrack. I think it was the movie that made me bounce off the show years ago.

Yes, I saw Vosk on tour in Boston. Acting and vocals both fantastic. Absolutely go see her.

Check out “Born For This”

Seconding.

I have one ticket that I can't use for THE WIZ at the Lyric Stage in Boston, June 23, 8:00. Second row center. It's a physical ticket so you need to be willing to give me your snailmail address. First person to message me can have it. 

EDIT: Claimed. Mods, feel free to take this down.

I saw it tonight and thought it was fantastic. I hadn't seen the other incarnations. Has anyone else seen it here yet?

CD has been claimed. 

elephantseye, TheQuibbler, and Nycat63:  Thank you.

I watched She Loves Me tonight and, for a personal reason that I'm not going to go into -- nothing about the production, which was great! -- it's not a show that I want in my life. I bought the cast recording a while ago -- the 2016 one, Benanti/Krakowski/Levi -- and hadn't listened to it yet. Anyone want it? First person to message me your name and mailing addie, I'll send you the CD.

Depending how important the time-tracking is to you, you could try a cheap, old-fashioned watch -- not one with a light, but one with a face that's big enough and numbers that are bold/clear/offset enough that you might be able to read it in the darkened house.

It bothers me very much. It nabs my focus from the stage even if the person is in the row in front of me or not next to me. Please, please keep it off. I have sympathy for you enjoying tracking the time in terms of the show's structure -- I do that sometimes with tv shows -- but in the theater it's not fair because you're interrupting other people's experience.

Brantley: "For the first time in my experience, Frank is the beating, shattered heart of the show. That’s partly a matter of how Ms. Friedman has ingeniously framed her production. But it’s also a consequence Mr. Umbers’s startlingly sympathetic performance of a (usually unsympathetic) man to whom fame happens."

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/10/06/theater/sondheim-warhol-and-capote-as-guides-to-fame.html