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Hi friends! I have an audition for DISASTER! THE MUSICAL soon and I'm having real trouble finding a good audition song. It is a general audition but I'd like to hint at the part I'm interested in. To be more specific I'm interested in playing Ted (Scheider) if any of you know the show. His description in the script is as follows:A disaster expert. Non-emotional. Dry. A serious, professorial type.Gender: MaleVocal range top: G4If it helps, DISASTER is a 70's jukebox musical, so there's disco, ...

Hi friends! I have an audition for DISASTER! THE MUSICAL soon and I'm having real trouble finding a good audition song. It is a general audition but I'd like to hint at the part I'm interested in. To be more specific I'm interested in playing Ted (Scheider) if any of you know the show. His description in the script is as follows:A disaster expert. Non-emotional. Dry. A serious, professorial type.Gender: MaleVocal range top: G4If it helps, DISASTER is a 70's jukebox musical, so there's disco, ...

Hi friends! Im looking for an audition song and having a bit of trouble. Im auditioning for a character whos script description is as follows: Non-emotional. Dry. A serious professional type. Baritone/Tenor. Pop voice to G. Mix to B. Any suggestions? P.S. if anyone knows the show, the character is Professor Ted Scheider in Disaster! Thanks!

First off, Dove would KILL Elle (in a good way), and I think that Legally Blonde Live! would be a lot of fun. I do think that there may be an issue with MTV and the Broadway tape, etc., but I think that they could work it out. Legally is embarking on a new national tour soon, so maybe not until the tour ends but yes, I'm all for it. (Also, I don't think it would work as a Christmas show just because of the sexual innuendos, etc. but maybe a January or summer slot!)

Yes! I got to see a regional production of White Christmas a few years ago and it was spectacular. I'd be SO down for that.

After NBC announced that it was canceling Hair Live!, I started wondering what show they were working on for this Christmas. Bob Greenblatt said this in an interview: "We tend to take them one year at a time. They're enormous undertakings. And there aren't a lot of shows you can get the rights to. We have an idea for a live musical for Christmas, but I can't talk about that yet." We also know that they're focusing on musicals that have wider appeal. So any guesses?

Anybody know of a 'King King' or 'The Prom' playbills yet?