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When I heard about it, saw the cast recording but did not buy, I thought it looked awful, like nothing I'd ever want to see. I pretty much had to be forced to experience it, and it's one of my favorite shows of all time. I'd say marketing.

I counted once. I believe the only song without the word "love" in it is "Don't Ask, Don't Tell."

can't we talk for three pages without having to bring up butt pinching and earth shattering sex? honestly... This only amused me because it's coming from CATS. Now, THAT'S entertainment!

Pfft. To this day I haven't been welcomed by emcee.

Huh. I like that second interpretation. It's even cuter than the first! I never thought of it.

Eh, they're okay. As far as the singing, I'd say Alan is better, but they can both pull it off okay.

1. Wilson = AdorableWonderfulLovely. 2. *backs slooowly away from RENThead contest* There is NO way I'm getting involved in that. Seeing as I know that people who really are THE MOST DESERVING(tm) wouldn't really enter themselves in this contest, I'm voting with one big fat abstension.

you can't find it anywhere in the U.S.A. But the site fnac.com has it. It's in French, though...

It ain't like Clay wrote it.

Here's a great review/synopsis I found of it: ""Paradisco" is a welcome tonic to the "sex = death" neo-prudery that passes for gay sexuality today. Francois (the handsome veteran French theater and film actor Jerome Pradon) has picked up a young stud, Nicolas (cute as a button newcomer Nicolas Larzul). The next morning, Francois' effeminate American friend (the almost unrecognizable Anthony Rapp ["Adventures in Babysitting," "Dazed and Confused," "Road Trip," "Cruise Control," "A Beautiful Mi...

I will. He's supposed to be this fascinating, sexy American. That's pretty much the description on the cover.

No, because it moves. But I'll pm you the link to it in my LJ, if you want. Ooops, never mind. It's too big to fit in there. If you pm me your email, I'll send it to you.

I made a funny little icon out of that and a pic of him in Hedwig. Quite humorous.

I don't remember where I found them...but isn't it terrifying?

Speaking of his lesser known roles, does anyone know anything about Paradisco? I know it's only available in France, but I have a friend there who's going to coach me through ordering it from Fnac. The picture of him in what looks like Elton John's wardrobe makes it worth it...effing priceless.

"Il Adore" from Taboo "Do You Know What It's Like" from Zanna, Don't (for personal reasons, I cry every time) Of course the ICY:R from Rent "Goodbye, Love" from Rent, but only live. "From This Day On" from Brigadoon "Cabaret" from Cabaret, but only if done properly. "You Must Love Me" from Evita "Chavelah" from Fiddler

This thread hurts. It makes me miss my BWW vacation.

"And never fear, ladies, the boy is only a Kinsey Five." Yes, but since I'm a 5.5 myself, there's a VERY slim chance of anything, my girlfriend and his boyfriend notwithstanding.

In a TINY nutshell to give you an idea of the play: Jonathan lives in NYC. Susan is his girlfriend, Michael is his friend. Jonathan deals with turning 30 in 1990, the lack of success he's had in his career so far, his girlfriend leaving him, and his best friend confessing that he has AIDS.

I saw him the 6th and 7th, and he was AMAZING! He's such a SWEET Collins. I've never seen the part played with such vulnerability before. He was almost shy with Angel during ICY, and the sheer emotion in the ICY:R floored me. His voice...is pretty.