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I agree totally with the hard candy. Why doesn't anyone think to unwrap it BEFORE the show starts or intermission. Everyone has had a little tickle in their throat and a piece of candy can avoid having a coughing fit.

Wow! I was lucky enough to catch the concert last night as part of the Broadway Cabaret Festival. Euan was great and Eden absolutely blew me away. For her first concert ever, she did incredible. I loved her choice of music and was glad to hear her version of defying gravity. Awesome!

LAST CHANCE! Okay folks, My matinee ticket for todays performance of See What You Wanna See is still available. If you have any interest at all ... Please let me know. I will be arriving at Penn Station around 10:30 and would be able to meet someone anywhere in the Times Square area. My number is 215.880.7292 > Please leave a message if for some reason I do not answer the phone. 1 Orchestra Ticket - Row F

Bump! Anyone interested?

I'm bummed! I have 1 ticket to the matinee next Saturday (10/22/2005). My boss has invited me up for Light in the Piazza (which by the way I've already seen) and I have to get rid of my See What I Wanna See ticket My seat is in the Orchestra section, Row F, Seat 103 (pretty good from what I understand). Face value of the ticket is $42.50. If anyone is interested, please give me a call at 215.880.7292. I live in Philadelphia, so I would have to mail the ticket to you.

To all who are interested .. just clicking around and noticed that Idina had updated the "music" section of her website with clips from the Desperate Housewives, Ray Charles and Gray's Anatomy CD's.

Wicked will be performed at the Kimmel Center NOT the Academy of Music. It is part of the Academy series.

Check your local PBS listings folks! Friday, September 9 at 8 p.m. (I'm in the Philadelphia area) Broadway's Lost Treasures III: The Best of the Tony Awards Stage legends Carol Channing, Robert Goulet, Harvey Fierstein and Tommy Tune present this collection of classic performances from the annual Tony Awards broadcasts. The evening features the timeless music of Lerner and Loewe, Cole Porter, Stephen Sondheim, Jerome Kern and the Gershwins and dazzling performances by Julie Andrews (pictured,...

Just wanted to pass this info along to anyone who is interested. I just received this from the Public Theater (since I'm now a member)It's open to subscribers through 9/18. I'm assuming tickets will go on sale to the public shortly after that date. SEE WHAT I WANNA SEE Words and Music By MICHAEL JOHN LACHIUSA Suggested by the stories of RYUNOSUKE AKUTAGAWA As translated by TAKASHI KOJIMA With MARC KUDISCH (Chitty Chitty Bang Bang), AARON LOHR (Rent - the film, Bare - a pop opera), IDINA MENZE...

Another vote for Hugh Jackman and Michael Cavanaugh of Movin' Out fame.

Okay .. I hardly even hear any reference to this one .. How about, They're Playing our Song with Lucie Arnaz and Robert Klein. I was about 14 at the time.

Count me in! I've seen Movin' Out 3 times and loved it! Michael Cavanaugh is THE man! I tried to get tickets the last performance, but they had already been snatched up by the Ticket Scalpers. Did anyone get lucky?

Okay .. I've patiently been checking for several hours now, waiting to see a review of Matt's last performance today. Nothing so far .. do we have details available? Ad Libbing? Stage Door, etc. Please share if you went to the show today. Thanks in advance!

Septa does not go to New York.

I live in Philadelphia too, and head up to NYC at least once a month. Cheapest way is New Jersey Transit through Trenton. On weekends and off-peak it's $19.50 for the roundtrip. NJT runs on the Amtrak tracks and offers local and express trains. Trip can take anywhere from 1.5 hrs to 2.0 hrs. Dumps you at Penn Station Septa's R-7 connects through to Trenton and is times with New Jersey Transit. Verrry easy!

Just curious folks ... how many shows a week will they do? I'm guessing that it will not follow the traditional broadway schedule of 8 performances a week. Will they just be on certain evenings and the weekends?? Also, due to previous suggestions on this board, I also became a "Member", 3 shows for $135, but you get first dibs at the tickets before going on sale to the public. Thanks in advance.

Another vote for Hairspray! I saw it with Michael McKean and Carly Jibson (it definitely was not her best performance!)

Quick Question ... I watched the A&E show this morning .. during the interview Kelli O'Hara mentioned that she was not the first Clara and that Vicki had already developed a relationship with a previous daughter. I'm a recent Piazza fan (saw it a few weeks ago, before Matt M. leaves)and was wondering who the original Clara was, how long she was in it for, and why she left. Thanks so much!

I like Movin't out (mostly for John Selya & Michael Cavanaugh) .. just had a look on Ticketmaster and tickets are currently only on sale through November 20th. Any idea when final performance will be available?

To all who are interested .. just found this on the wicked website. BEHIND THE EMERALD CURTAIN An exclusive behind-the-scenes journey through WICKED Where- Gershwin Theatre, New York City When- 10 am, Saturday mornings starting mid-August (check website for exact date) (additional times available for group bookings subject to availability) Time- The tour will last approximately one hour. Cost- $25 per adult, $15 for children under 12 (tickets will be available for purchase at the theater for ...