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i played miss willie in the curious savage a few months ago, and when mrs savage and i were talking alone for the first time, we were standing in front of the window in the set, which didnt actually have any glass, and when mrs savage moved her head the hat fell out the window, into backstage. i was freaking out, because later in the scene i was supposed to ask her a question about the hat and we were supposed to have this whole conversation about it, so i ended up skipping half the scene, an...

when i saw wondeful town, when Raymond Jaramillo McLeod (wreck) was putting on his pants onstage before his song, he accidently tore them right down the seat. everyone cracked up for a few minutes, then he put them on and did the whole song with his underwear hanging out.

regarding the whole "I think they nominate the famous people just so they wont get embarresed?" thing, David Hyde Pierce is definitly more famous than say Christopher Seiber or Michael Mgrath (sorry, sp), and he didn't get nominated for Spamalot.

i think she'd be great on broadway, especially in RENT. also, regarding From Justin to Kelly, Anika Noni Rose was in it, and she wasn't so great in it, and look what she got a few years later, so i don't think we can judge Kelly's performance in that, because it's just a terrible movie.

um, sorry if this is totally off topic, but i just sorta don't see what the fact that the school is Jewish has to do with anything. the all girls part makes sense, but Jewish people are perfectly capable of putting out quality theatre, so if maybe people could stop referencing that aspect of the school, that'd be great. that being said, i agree that maybe high schools shouldn't have to pay royalties, but since they do, any school putting on an illegal production is wrong, because it's illegal.

he played wilbur when i saw him, so i assume thats what hell play. he was really good.

"Billy, put down the phylactery, we're episcopalian."

A CHORUS LINE 1. Nothing 2. Dance: ten, Looks: three 3. Mantage III 4. I Can Do That 5. One THE WILD PARTY (Lippa) 1. The Life of the Party 2. Look at Me Now 3. Old Fashioned Love Story 4. A Wild, Wild Party 5. Out of the Blue

whats the kristen chenoweth boycott?

isnt it "rivers can run" not "rivers were made"?

if bo kills corner of the sky, im killing him

Princess Bride musical=amazingness. its kind of weird that it hasnt become one yet. the movie Anastasia would be a really good musical. of course, my dream come true would be Fight Club. The Musical. seriously, how cool would that be?

Brian Stokes Mitchell, Audra Macdonald, John Tartaglia, and Adam Pascal.

1. ONCE ON THIS ISLAND!!!!!!!!! 2. A Chorus Line (I don't know what the deal is with this "re-created original thing, but whatever it is, it doesn't sound good) 3. Pippin 4. West Side Story 5. South Pacific 6. Crazy for You 7. The Pajama Game

West Side Story and A Chorus Line would both be really hard talent wise. It seems like Peter Pan would actually be less difficult than Wicked, tech wise, because as far as I know (which, granted, isnt a lot), all peter pan needs is strings and harnesses to fly. wicked, however seems like it would be a lot harder, even if you dont try to emulate all the biroadway stuff. isnt there like a platform thing that elphaba has to stand on at the end of defying gravity, while shes connected to a harnes...

haha bon jovi as jesus would be too cool for words. also, we need a revival of once on this island. now.

what i just want to know is why hugh jackman is always the host, unless last year was his first time hosting, which, even so, why is he hosting two years in a row? yeah, hes hot and talented and austrailian and i love him and everything, but cant they get someone else, mix it up a bit?

1. how old are you? 15 2. where are you from? Washington, DC 3. Are you a professional entertainer? if so, in what area do you work? nope 4. approximately how many shows have you seen on Broadway? 6 5. Have you seen any shows in London's West End? IF so how many? none 6. What was the best show you saw on Broadway? wicked 7. And the worst? les miserables 8. The best show you have seen in london's West End? - 9. And the worst? - 10. If a show transferred from the West End to Broadway would you ...