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The straw that stirs the drink. No one can just take and deal with something. It all has to be someone's fault and blame has to placed on someone. Grown adults man. Gross.

1. Yes2. Yes. By not making it bad and ruining it like some revivals of other good shows have done.3. Gavin Creel, although I doubt it because he said he wants to do something new.

GeorgeandDot said: "I would typically say no to your question, but since a sex offender is playing the lead......"And then there's that.

Anybody who has done it before care to share where their seats were?

I really enjoyed him in Phantom. Hope he does phenomenal!

Telephone Wire - Fun Home

Motherhood and Dancing from Hello Dolly

Well, if you want to "stand and command a stage" then Sunset Boulevard from Sunset Boulevard is a good choice.

Evita revival?

Itonlytakesajourney said: "It just seems weird to run a show that's losing money weekly. I wonder what David Stone's motive is. For anyone who has seen the show, what is it lacking that has turned so many people away? Is it the book? Score? I know Patti and Christine are giving their all, so it's probably not the performances. "I mean, its just my opinion but most of the songs are pretty bad.

I dont care what people say, there are plenty of shows that are a better than Hamilton.

A Bronx Tale up 4 points! Wow!

DogsThe Otter King

So, is this happening?

I saw a high school production of FAME at Cardinal Spellman in The Bronx and I was blown away. I have yet to see an amateur/community/school production as fantastic as that. I highly recommend to those who live in the new york area to go see their musicals they put on every spring.

I have two.The first was last month at Hello, Dolly! When Donna Murphy came out she signed, spoke to, and took pictures with everyone. I'm not a big photo guy so I didn't bother but when I told her how much I loved her in The King and I, she just melted. She signed my playbill and I told her about a teacher of mine who is of old age and can't make it to the city anymore to see shows but Hello, Dolly! always stood out to him and I knew something like this would make his summer. And so she took...

Matilda. Easy. I had little to no desire to see it and I was just blown away. The music, the lyrics, the story, the whole thing was just phenomenal. I know its cheesy, but there really is nothing like confetti and the end of a show. That alone might prompt me to see Charlie.

A Bronx Tale just cruises under the radar. A true dark horse.

Without Christian Borle, I think this show would be rather unsuccessful and boring. He truly is a boradway star.