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What are your favorite broadway dance numbers with kick lines in them?

"One" from A Chorus Line hands down

does anyone have a signedbdrowsy chaperone playbill (or poster) that they are willing to sell? thanks!

prologue (literally any opening number called prologue always ends up being such a jam)

coreman009 said: "Natasha, Pierre, & The Great Comet of 1812......I will now get attacked by the stans."i’m just curious, but what’s your reasoning? i don’t mean to attack you in any way and i don’t want to start anything, but i’ve seen it show up quite a few times on here but no one’s really explained it so i was just wondering :)

children and art (sunday in the park)words fail (deh)no one else (great comet)falsettoland reprise (falsettos)telephone wire (fun home)bonus: songs that make me cry not because of the emotions of the song, but simply because of the theatre magicprologue (great comet)once upon a december (anastasia)lot of livin to do (bye bye birdie)you will be found (deh)once and for all (newsies)

i'm just really sad about this whole thing. and i reslly wanted to see nick and heath's (the other understudies) pierre.

After Eight said: ""I know it's early in the season, but The Great Comet might as well start clearing its shelf now for several Tony Awards." Especially for the biggest one of all. I certainly wouldn't be surprised --- it meets all the critics' darling qualifications. But you never know. The critics are always on the lookout for new darlings to fawn over. There could be another of them coming down the pike. Dear Evan Hansen, perhaps? Personally, I preferred Paramour to both of them. At least ...

in addition to dave and scott the standby, there are also two understudies who haven't gone on yet. of course, that won't really help boost ticket sales, but at least they have plenty of people to play the role while they find someone else.

it's going to hard to get a "big name" for ANYONE at this point. before this whole mess, i was concerned about who's going to replace lucas. now, he probably won't have a replacement.maybe they should look for a big name to do a different character. at the end of the day, they practically have dave malloy on call, as well as the amazing standby and two perfectly capable understudies.

I have a friend who is considering sitting in center orch row c and is wondering if the view is good. I have never sat in the orchestra so i don't know much. Any opinions?

schubox said: "10086Sundays said: "schubox said: "Messytheatregirl said: "BC23!!! lol"Thank you! Going on a whim to catch Patinkin. And I love Lucas Steele so I wanted that experience."That isn't always the case. I sat in BC23 and he didn't sit next to me. "Eh, I'll be in the right area. I've seen the show twice so I'm happy to be going back. "I've sat in bb17 its definitely bb17. Its rlly one of the only interactions in the show that never changes.

quizking101 said: "imeldasturn said: "How long before Patinkin starts beating cast members in character "Dolokhov can stop him. He's a crazy good shot.Not always."

it is actually quite easy to follow along with the plot. you might want to read a summary before hand, but it should be fine. the whole spectacle of it will be really fun. the last time i saw it, there was a nine year old girl right in my line of sight who was completely mesmerized by the show.the female lead, natasha rostova, moves in a very disney princess-ish way that kids often fall in love with. lucas steele's role, anatole, is portrayed in a comedic way, almost like a russian gaston.the...

i know that there's already a seating thread but that one is really to compare seats, not for sharing fun things that happened during the show.so, what cool things did you experience when you saw great comet? (ex: did you get a letter? what did it say? who did the preshow speech for you?) i'll start.the first time i saw it, i was sitting in the lower stage right tables in the sunken cavern. nick choksi (dolokhov) threw the dumplings. i got one! during the second chorus of prologue, lucas stee...

irishgator1 said: "haterobics said: "Family visiting from out of town are Ingrid fans, so is there anywhere specific to sit where you get more Sonya track/attention? Never followed that track as closely in my previous visits..."I think I'm repeating what someone else said, and I only have perspective from the banquettes, but...I've sat stage left, second to last row of banquettes and first row of banquettes, both center aisle and got good Sonya interaction. She comes out and stands/talks to t...

i've been thinking about that a lot. denée is most likely going to leave when her contract is up, so is it possible that pippa would replace her? i mean, she originated the role, and with amelie closing, she's not really doing anything. i think that would be good for great comet and pippa.thoughts?

recently i sent letters and fan art to the whole cast of desr evan hansen (i didn't request to have anything signed) so far, michael park filled out my questionnaire!i haven't sent anything to great comet yet, but i plan on doing so soon! i have heard that they are very laid back and good with responding.

i'm a huge fan of comet! I've seen it twice - once in the lower stage right tables, and once in the rear mezz.the lower stage right tables, i believe, were already talked about a bit on this thread. they're not exactly on stage, but they are above the orchestra. now, i know that some people had complaints, but i LOVED it! i got a lot of interaction! a dumpling was thrown to me by the amazing nick choksi, and i got an egg shaker! Denée came over to that area a lot. in the prologue, lucas came ...