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Please. Don't do Joseph. It is a show with absolutely no potential. On a happier note, West Side Story works, but only if you have a well rounded music department (good actors, singers, dancers, and a good pit). Carousel, Forum, Aida?, 42nd Street, Anything Goes also work

On the contrary, I think you overlooked the two conditional statements that proceed the conclusion. I think what the person meant was that if someone is Christian, and if he/she puts God first in his/her life, then that person will be successful. The person didn't say that to be successful, someone has to be Christian. The person didn't make any conclusion as to whether or not non-Christians will be successful. Then again, you could just be being sarcastic, and I don't get it. Lol.

HAHA...

Anybody not Joseph, the Narrator, or the Pharoah in JATATD...especially the Angel.

I know for costumes, they rent them out to other shows. My HS did Forum, and when they rented the costumes, Pseudolus' had "N.L." written on the tag, and other costumes had the actors' initials all over the tags.

Let's hear it for the pit people! Yay! You don't realize how many people they can stick in a small area until you do pit orchestra. And about the overture, yeah, I've noticed that it's written, but it's always cut to shave time off of the total time of the musical. What a shame.

Yeah, about "Popular"...I just listened to it again. If you keep listening, it does that sound again after the next two lines. The keyboard's on the strings mode.

About the thing in "Popular". It IS NOT a cell phone. I think it's an actual instrument meant to do that. I think it's the keyboardist. I've heard a keyboard make that sound before, so I really think it's the keyboard. Or it could be a synthesizer? or not... In any case, it's def. not a cell phone.

On the Joseph CD with Donny Osmond, on the song "The Brothers Come to Egypt" there's a section where I thought they were saying "Gobble, Gobble...Gobble, Gobble...". But in reality, they're singing "Grovel, Grovel...Grovel, Grovel..."

Uh Yeah...GIVE ME THE LYRICS TO "DEFYING CHENOWETH".

Uh, I think there's something on her website that says she's not coming back for a while.

Please don't kill me, but...Les Mis. I need my dialogue. I can't have characters singing their way through their lines on the same two notes over and over again. Oh, and to be seen...Joseph. The tunes are catchy, but do they really fit together to make a musical? Not really.

"Comedy Tonight" from Forum West Side Story Prologue Candide Overture (Fine, it's not really an opening number, but it's a great piece!) "Wilkommen" from Caberet

Shaw's Man and Superman LaBute's The Shape of Things...very good play, although it doesn't work out too well on film. Ibsen's A Doll's House is good, too, though I've had bad experiences with it. I somehow spent two pages writing about it on my midterm essay when it wasn't a choice to write about...yeah, didn't do too well on that.

I think one of the violins forgets to cut off on the Wicked CR (Defying Gravity. Right before the last line of the duet part). Oh, and on the Canadian CR of Joseph, is it just me or are there weird sounds like some girl constantly going "ouh?" about 3:48 into the song?

Wow. Uhm... Doesn't it take a while to make videos that long? I mean, compiling the pictures, putting in the background music, doing the animation, etc., etc., etc. Call it a work of love. I'm glad that Idina has gathered such a strong fan base, I guess...

King and I. Uncle Tom's Cabin scene. They had this elaborate choreography, and the rivers were these sheets that the dance co. would make waves out of. Then, when that was over, one person would let go of the sheet, and the other person would drag it offstage. They did it so close to the edge of the stage on opening night that the sheet fell into the pit and on top of the woodwinds. The person didn't know, so she kept dragging the sheet off the stage. So, basically, the winds got stuck in the...

Joseph. The casting's weird as ever. We think the director's on crack.

I think so. But once again, I might be wrong. Yeah, I'm not a very self assured person.

I don't know if this works on Bway as well, but I know when an orch needs ringers, the conductor has networkings that lead him to a freelance musician who plays the instrument he needs. Then the musician is contracted to play for the concert that he is needed for. So no, I don't think there are auditions. I think it's all on networking. But who knows? I might be wrong. Please correct me if I am.