bwaytheatre11--make sure you've got tissues by your side. green duck--ditto to everything you said and i love the icon! i was in it too, so if you have any questions, pm me! i played romaine and she just kicks butt!!! break a leg at your audition!
definitely "our time". i was in a revue and that was our closing number. it works wonderfully. you could also do "time and music" into "i feel so much spring" because, well let's face it, they're gorgeous. maybe too plot oriented.
JRB-i think you are the best thing to happen to musical theatre since sliced bread...wait, that doesn't make sense. thanks for being so wonderful!!! i wish i attended USC just so i could take your classes. oh well, life goes on.
she's super cool! i was listening to her at a talk back and someone on stage said they loved gene kelly and she goes: awww, thanks so much! she's awesome.
steven's right...i've talked to him about his education at julliard where he studied drama. he said that his training there taught him to use his voice properly so that he could sing as beautifully as he does. he definitely studied drama but i'm sure with voice training here and there. hope that helps!
i think people are getting confused w/ worst and cheesiest. just because a song is cheesy, it doesn't mean it's bad. mistermatt-you're so right, but i think aspiringactor meant "everything's coming up roses"...i could be wrong though. wouldn't be the first time.
the la cage revival doesn't have a recording out *yet* but i would agree with those who have said la cage. you're right when you say rent will be around for a while (even though i love that show more than life)...i would catch la cage or otherwise you may regret it when it leaves *tear*. plus, it's nominated for best revival!!!
omg, i know chloe!!! well i don't KNOW her but i totally did theatre with her like 7 years ago. we wouldn't recognize each other if we were walking down the street, but i remember that name! weeeeeeeird. now i'll definitely have to see it.