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i found a review: http://thepublicreviews.blogspot.com/2008/01/merrily-we-roll-along-watermill-theatre.html

Thank you! I think so, such as David's Fabrizio:)

I've a question about the national tour: did Roy appear during the two phone calls with Margaret or the audience could only hear his voice? Thx!

Sheila: It's HTML coding. To make something italic, put < i > (without the spaces) before the text you want italicized, and < /i > after. Thanks! I learned this in computer class but forgot it.

From what I know I think it's until "I didn't see the end of the road" begins, which is also mentioned in the script (http://bartramandhill.com/SOML%20Website%20Script.pdf): "As THOMAS's thoughts become more personal ALVIN steps out of the past and observes him." Actually I know something about what Alvin is doing during the song. I just wonder how the audience feels about the miming. From their perspective, does it feel appropriate, moving, or something?

Thanks, Broadway Bob. In the production I saw, Alvin's miming lasted the whole number until Thomas finishes his song. Maybe it was a bit too long. I haven't experience the death of anyone I care much about. Maybe I'm too young to understand Alvin's subdued joy you felt. BTW, the link to the Peter Filichia's Diary is: http://www.theatermania.com/peterfilichia/index.cfm?date=20090223 I read it last month and felt the same way. P.S How to make the quotes in italics? I didn't find any font option.

In Company. I never get the part where Peter says (sings) "The kind of girl you can't send through the mails". In the number Have I Got a Girl for You. What does "send through the mails" mean?

"Malcolm broke my heart everytime as he cried while miming his father's eulogy." Could anyone who has seen the show on B'way say more about Alvin's miming his father's eulogy? This is the part I'm most curious about. I'm addicted to the cast album and find Will and Malcolm amazing just like most of you here. I didn't see it on B'way (so jealous of those who did), but saw a Houston production last month. It was only accompanied by a piano and not so nicely staged, and I already listened to the...

BTW, I have an audio of TSOML's Houston production (my master), in case you're interested:) It had 20-sth performances (including previews). I guess there's not much of it to be acted out and two characters are too little for the whole space of a normal theater. I love the show and enjoying listening to it. Still I hope it lasted longer.

Well, can we see Phantom as having some special ability to keep himself young? lol