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I was in a production of "Sweeney Todd" with the worst director I have ever experienced. Good thing we had an amazing cast. However one key thing was over looked until very late in to rehearsals. The razor!!! About three days before opening our "director" says to the cast "So, who's getting us the razor?" We all started looking for a rental or a company who could loan us one but the ONLY theater around us that had one is stock had just rented it out and shipped it half way across the country....

The Broadway Rose in Portland, Oregon.

Jenna is in!!! WOOT WOOT!!!

Harvey Arsenic and Old Lace Idiot's Delight You Can't Take It With You The Man Who Came To Dinner

Eartha Kitt as the Fairy Godmother in Cinderella, scariest thing EVER!!!

I do love the idea od Anneliese in the show.

John is closer than "Not Cheyenne" which I what I was going to put. But I'll fix it anyway. thnks

The only truly BAD performances I have seen were... Daphne Rubin Vega in Les Mis and Lisa Rinna in Chicago

Stephanie J. Block she was in "The Boy From Oz" and "The Pirate Queen" now go and hide before the Blockheads read your post and go on a rampage.

So, when it comes to the Tony's who would be up? Cheyenne who opened the show or James who was the official performer?

I'm Not Afarid of Anything ~ Songs For A New World The few bars of "Somewhere" at the end of WSS that Maria sings as Tony dies Not Afraid ~ Easter Rising No More ~ Into The Woods Bring Him Home ~ Les Miserables Climb Every Mountain ~ The Sound of Music I'd Give it All For You ~ Songs For A New World Bare ~ Bare: a pop opera Johannah ~ Sweeney Todd I'll Cover You (Reprise) ~ RENT

I actually love the idea and would kill to hear the song "I don't hate you because you're fat, you're fat because I hate you!"

The recording will take some getting used to because I'm so familiar with the NY production. I have the script from TWW and while it is still great there are some (To me) big changes in it. My favorite song in the NY production was "Bare" and it has had quite a re-write, as well as some others small changes. Most aren't anything that changed the meaning but will jump out to those that have the songs memorized, a word here or there.

And now for the second of possibly only two serious replies... The musical is based around the actual stories of the real people on board the ship. The main plot lines lie with the third class passengers who dream of a better life, and the crew. What I liked about the show is that it really humanizes the people who died and you actually do care about them. There are also some beautiful songs in it. I hope that helps you and break a leg.

I honestly think that it depends on the show, For "Into the Woods" his music is great but the lyrics completly outshine there, but in "Sweeney Todd" the music is far superior to the lyrics, with the exception maybe of "A Little Priest"

Is it just me or are a lot of the new Chorus Line guys really hot?

I saw ACL back in February. MATM has always been one of my fav songs and while Charlotts singing wasn't as good as I had hoped her dancing was ON that night. Over all I loved the show, I'm so use to seeing casts of dancers trying to sing ACL that it was great to see so many people that could do both and well.

There are benifits to both. Using and unpublished monologue is great because no one else will have that smae monologue, but it is risky because even though you may think it is great, it might not be as good as you think. The key is to make a choice and prep it really well either way. Break a leg and keep us posted.

Michael Arden Barrett Foa Cheyenne Jackson Daniel Reichard Paul McGill Jason Tam

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