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I just saw him in a Law & Order episode the other day.  RIP to an absolute legend and icon of many childhoods.  

Don't know if this has been suggested yet but what about the three well-known past Annies (Andrea McArdle, Aileen Quinn and Alicia Morton) as three of the main female servants, Cecile, Mrs Greer and Annette?  It would be a cute cameo alongside the current Annie, like when Ricki Lake and Marissa Jaret Winokur cameoed in Hairspray Live and shared the screen with Maddie Baillio.  

When I saw Newsies, people gasped and went "ooooh" at Katherine being Pulitzer's daughter.  There was even a "Damn, girl!"

 

The boat reveal at the beginning of The King and I, gasps and applause.  I also teared up a bit when Kelli O'Hara first appeared.  

An episode of Law & Order, "House Counsel", was on today with both Ron Leibman and Jessica Walter.  Both were brilliant, a true power couple of actors.  

Wow, my mom LOVES Rupert Everett so looks we're seeing this.  It would also be amazing to finally see Laurie Metcalf on stage especially in a role like Martha.  Time to save up for two shows, this and The Music Man.  

I liked a comment on Amar's Instagram that called him out and next thing I know, his profile isn't viewable!  Just for liking.  I checked outside of my account and sure enough, the comment I liked isn't even there anymore.  I'm not surprised, he must spend a lot of his time deleting comments and blocking people that don't worship him, the ones that are left are all complimenting him like he's the king of gods.  

Rachel Zegler (Movie Maria) seems pleased about most of the cast (one guess for who she's NOT pleased about):

https://twitter.com/rachelzegler/likes

This isn't from the Tonys but when Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice won Oscars for Best Original Song with "You Must Love Me" from Evita, it was the year The English Patient dominated all the categories.  Lloyd Webber's opening line, "Well thank heavens there wasn't a song in 'The English Patient' is all I can say!" is one of my favorites.  

Some of my favorite stage door experiences were from Cinderella and Les Mis.  

Cinderella: Pretty much the entire cast signed and took pictures with you if you asked.  Harriet Harris and Linda Mugleston, who was on for Victoria Clark, were particularly nice and engaging.  My dad couldn't figure out how to take pictures with his phone so instead of getting a picture WITH Laura I got a picture OF her signing my playbill because I was too shy to ask her myself.  He did have a whole conversation with Linda, who was one of the last to come out.  

Les Mis: This was the day of the Tony Awards so I was prepared to see very few stop for pictures and autographs.  Ramin went straight to the car headed to the Tonys (understandable given they were one of the first shows performing) but most of the others surprisingly took the time to sign and take pictures.  My cousin, who is much better with technology than my dad, took a picture of me with a very nice Keala Settle.  I also caught a glimpse of Idina Menzel emerging from the If/Then stage door next door to Les Mis.  The crowd swallowed her up pretty quick but it was amazing seeing her for three seconds.  My mom told me while she was waiting for me across the street, she saw Audra in a car that was picking up Will Swenson.  

A bonus was seeing Santino Fontana in Cinderella a few months before Frozen came out; during the height of Frozen fever, my high school frenemy was bragging to people about something cool that happened to her and I decided to mention that I met Prince Hans

CarmenA3 said: "TheBroadwayBubble said: "Observation said: "Hopefully the Magic Mike musical."

It's about time his biceps get more time to shine."

Completely agree...this was my view at stage door at the first preview :)

https://imgur.com/BdaTZGx


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Please do Magic Mike *sigh*

Um, why?

She was one of my favorites on Everybody Loves Raymond and Mary Tyler Moore.  She also played a recurring character on Betty White's Hot in Cleveland, there was a whole episode where all the women of Mary Tyler Moore showed up as members of Elka and Mamie-Sue's bowling team reunited.  It was particularly poignant because Valerie Harper had just announced her battle with cancer.  R.I.P Georgia, give our love to Mary and Ted.  

Hi.

I'm thinking about seeing Kiss Me Kate and I'd be going with someone who will need a handicap seat.  Could anyone tell me if the view is good from the first row handicap seats and which side of the theater is the best view, left or right?  I hope I made it clear enough to understand.

Thank you!