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the crescendo during "I Still Believe" in Miss Saigon; and the final moments (actually the entire third act) of "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?"

Bill Irwin. Beautiful, humble, and *succinct.*

come out loving it?? I'm going to see it this weekend and I'm not completely enthusiastic but my friend really wants to go. I really want to WANT to see it, believe me, but I'm just not quite there. I guess I'm basically ambivalent. Am I crazy?

I'd go with orchestra as well. The view is great and the cast runs all up and down the entire aisle the whole show.

I saw the show Saturday night. He played the first act and then the production manager came out at the end of intermission and said that she felt he wasn't well enough to continue. I thought Gavin seemed a bit lackluster in the energy dept (compared to Will), but after she said he was sick, it made sense. I'm glad I got tickets to take my brother next month. I'm looking forward to seeing him play the entire show.

I agree. I think the guy acted on his own volition. It doesn't seem, in any way, to be a publicity stunt. The show doesn't need it. It received glowing reviews and word-of-mouth by now must be very strong.

Just because he's being charged, doesn't mean he didn't PLAN on going into the performance and yelling out to Ireland at that exact moment. I'm just sayin... the guy at The Graduate planned to disrupt the performance he went to. The producers of that show did not choose to press charges, however.

I was at Saturday evening's performance and my friend I just assumed it was part of the performance. The actors didn't seem interrupted by it, they just kept playing the scene. I honestly thought that since Steph's character is talking to the 'people in the food court' (or, the audience) that the guy who yelled "B*tch!" out was an angered 'mall patron.' It just seemed too staged and not real at all. But now that I'm reading this, I can't help but wonder if somebody put this guy up to it. Oddl...

I completely agree, Borstalboy. Her face hasn't moved in years. It's distracting! I used to find her a pretty good actress (ie: To Die For, My Life, a couple others) but lately I can't watch anything with her in it without thinking 'that's Nicole Kidman phoning in the same boring performance.'

Ugh. I'm sorry, but she is just so blah.

I'm most excited about Bill Irwin. He's terrific.

I Still Believe - Miss Saigon I Dreamed a Dream - Les Mis

Play Esq., I saw Brantley at Tuesday night's performance.

Brantley will gush over Rush, for sure. Saw him the other night a few rows behind me, looked downright giddy when Beringer descended into the audience.

saw this last night. what an interesting experience. it's definitely going to stay with me for a few days. it goes without saying that i loved Rush in every way. his performance was majestic, truly. i was astounded by his physicality - every muscle, every pore was invested in this performance. Sarandon was good, but (as stated previously) she didn't really get to do much, besides sit and seethe, until the finale. but when her moment came i was pleasantly surprised. though i didn't really unde...

Anybody see this? Her impression of Kathleen Turner is pretty good, but her Holly Hunter is uncanny! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xnf2y8wFgjU

isn't she about 5 feet taller than Garland was? lol

Great, thanks sgv and defy!

any opinions on how the view is from the back of the orchestra? does the overhang of the mezz obstruct viewing?

I feel sick over this. God bless her.