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Orpheus is well worth the time and patience if the production is well done. The Redgrave/Hall production 20 some odd years ago was near perfect.

A Sense of Place or Virgil is Still the Frogboy by Lanford Wilson.

Check out Royal Gambit, a play by Hermann Gressieker. . .

I've read Gruesome Playground Injuries, not seen it and liked the writing very much.

OMG I'm LOL! I was reading this thread and just kept thinking, "Why on earth would anyone revive Little Mary Sunshine"?!? Then the references to Bill Finn and I went back and started over and thought - what? he's revising that? One more time to the top . . . and I finally GOT it! Turned 50 a few weeks back . . .

Got my freshly published copy yesterday - only read the first 4 pages so far - genius! writing . . .

Gosh darn it - I looked at the calendar - it's NOT April 1. Which came first, do you suppose . . . the chicken or the egg? My first thought when reading the headline was, "Isn't she a bit old for Heavenly?" Then I read the article. Not my first choice, but it could be a career-changing move if it works.

Chess original London production - the chess board floor tilting up for the Duet on the Mountain. A Chorus Line - Cassie's mirrors encircling and multiplying her/Costume change for the finale - the sunburst. Noises Off - the first time I saw it in the Tulane studio theatre - didn't know and came back from intermission to find myself backstage. Wicked - the trap door opening Audra MacDonald and/or Michael Cerveris and/or Patti LuPone - well, just anytime they're onstage it magical, but most es...

Christopher Marlowe and Stephen Sondheim or Robert Patrick and John Preston

With Joey Lawrence as Javert, d'ya suppose?

This sounds more like a "Big Block of Cheese Day."

I saw Reynolds' act last summer - yeah, she can do this - she will be just fine - NO worries.

You Betcha. Season III William Hutt as Lear - !!!!!!!!!!

Oh, gosh, no. Did we skip 2011 and go right to 2012?

Saw it in London w/Kiki Dee and Con O'Neal - great theatrical experience. Saw the National Tour in San Francisco with Petula Clark and all three Cassidy brothers. Lesser theatrical experience, and, oddly, like an hour longer. I have the Israeli Original Cast Album, which is beautiful. Really want to direct this one day.

Rondi Reed as Penny John Mahoney as Grandpa Fran Guinan as Paul Laurie Metcalf as Gay Harrington Al Wilder as Mr. De Pinna Ian Barford as Ed Marianne Mayberry as Essie Estelle Parsons as Olga John Malkovich as Boris Patrick Wilson as Tony Natalie Portman as Alice

He made lunch hours so much fun, back in the day, sparring with Daisy and Myra.

Hmmmmm . . . The Usual Suspects - the puzzle Longtime Companion - the intimate epic Vertigo - the psychology

Get a copy of the collected stories of Damon Runyan and have the cast read aloud to get a feel for the language and world.

Jerker, or The Helping Hand: A p*rnographic Elegy with Redeeming Social Value and a Hymn to the Queer Men of San Francisco in Twenty Telephone Calls, Many of Them Dirty by Robert Chesley has a unique perspective.