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Seriously?!?!

I was watching Avenue Q, when out of nowhere, I started getting really hot and itchy around my neck and especially around my ears. I told my brother (who was sitting next to me) and he said my entire face, ears, and neck were turning really red. I tried to keep from fidgeting in the theatre but I the itching was getting worse and I was still heating up. (I must have been having an allergic reaction something, but to this day I still don't know what) . Finally I couldn't stand it anymore, so I...

Anyone watching? They keep making little comments about how differently Hugh's theatre fans and action movie fans act when they're around him.

I don't think its closing anytime soon. However, will we have to wait for them to close RENT before MTI releases the rights to it?

If the recording was made for the Lincoln Center archives, who would have access to it and be allowed to view it? Why do does the Lincoln Center need it for?

"So I say say la vie. . . " It's "c'est la vie. . . ."

Haha. . that was so funny. Never in my wildest dreams would I ever have been able to imagine an opera rendition of that song.

I know Matthew Broderick only voiced Simba in the Lion King, but didn't he also sing the part in Simba's Pride?

It's been mentioned already, but "Say It Somehow" from Light in the Piazza is one of my faves.

"Make love to the chair!" Haha . . I love that.

Aww. . . she looks nervous.

There are plenty of sites that post updates about what Idina's up to and future projects and such. Here's a particularly good one: http://www.idina-here.com/

it cost about $50 million to make and it brought in about $30 million at the box office

i think its in cups of coffee actually. . . .

probably not for awhile

Yeah, I got an email a few days ago too. Did anyone's CD arrive yet?

wickedrentq - thanks, those cushions saved me from a major headache

Last I heard, O will be in Vegas till 2009.

Definitely see Piazza and DRS. About Spamalot, I dunno if getting there at 6 am i necessary. I went there at 8 am on a saturday morning with my friends and we all (there were 5 of us) got standing room tickets.

I've only seen "O" in Vegas a few years back, but it was awesome. It's all done in the water, and I love how the the stage as a whole or parts of it will rise and fall to either fill with water or become land.