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I am going to see Drowsy tonight, as I've been drawn in with all the hype. I'm moving soon from NYC, so I want to see it before I take off, or before it potentially wins Tonys.

Darn, I missed today's, which I think was Drowsy Chaperone? Can anyone report how it was?

I saw it tonight, and I really didn't like it. The handheld mics. didn't bother me, as I recognized that it was part of the "couture" of the style they were creating. However, I found that the musical was so disjunct, I could hardly follow what was going on. There was a song here or there that was nice to listen to, but I had no emotional or visceral attachment to the music or the story. I'm curious what the play actually is about, because I just couldn't understand it in this setting.

The only show I have seen live is O, and my friend and I were absolutely glued to our seats. We snagged VIP seats last minute by waiting in the rush line, so to speak, and I remember we were kinda biting our nails wondering if we should spend approx. $130 per ticket to see a show we knew nothing about. It was worth that and more. One of the most amazing things I have ever seen. The performers in Cirque du Soleil work so physically hard. I don't know how they do that again and again day after ...

I just got back from Satellites at the Public Theater. The show is a 1 hr., 40 min. show without an intermission. What attracted me to the show was Sandra Oh, who I have loved since Under the Tuscan Sun, and she didn't disappoint. Her acting is superb, and she plays a role that is a bit more frantic than her role on Grey's Anatomy (Dr. Cristina Yang), and that is seemingly possible. The show is about themes of racism, some which enter with a crash, like the rock thrown into the home of the co...

Hello, gorgeous. Barbra.

Can anyone who knows this theater well give me a sense of what it is like? How well can one see from the last few rows (M through O)? It looks like it is really small, but I have never been in this theater. I've only been in the main theater at the Public. Thanks!

Humid! And I just returned from the center of humidity in Miami.

I was so disappointed with History Boys that I went out and bought the script the next day and I am taking my mom to see it in a few weeks. Grrr. :-P

I just read the article. That is so cool. I am so proud of them!

Is that technically allowed with it still on B'way?

Oprah is going to be a presenter. I think they actually have a great idea going on with basically 60 presenter/hosts, each one representing a year in the life of the Tonys.

P Diddy when he was in Raisin in the Sun. *Snickers*

Is there a host yet for the Tonys? No one has been announced.

I just saw him on there. That was a surprise. I came on here to see if anyone was mentioning it. haha...

No wonder ticket prices get so outrageous!

Dollypop, too funny! (True for Verdi's Aida!) Heather was the best. I saw her when it was in previews in Chicago. Adam's understudy was in the day I saw it. I think he was actually more fit for the role than Adam. Heather does need to get back to where she belongs. She won a Tony afterall! Knock it off with the R&B records!

I was really looking forward to having that around this Spring. How does Margo know the answers to each and every question posed on this board? hehehe!

What were the actors doing when they were on the side? Were they acting or just shmoozing? hehe!

The stage is kinda high, but it is pretty cool being there with the actors so close and you can't beat the student price!