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I have to completely agree with Rachel Chavkin. The idea to put great comet in a turn of the century cabaret was ingenious. Not only did the show benefit from the format, but it became synonymous with the show.

I'd love to see some specific flops given the encores treatment. Carrie would be obviously my first choice, though I'd see anything that's faded into obscurity!

Hello everyone! I was wondering whether anyone would be willing to share their personal experiences with the show (whether seeing it in '88, or 2012) and your opinions! If anyone is also willing to share any fun anecdotes or facts, let me know!

Hello! My names Drew and I run the carrie the musical subreddit over on www.reddit.com/r/carriethemusical. As of right now the musical has a very nebulous history. I was wondering if anyone could contribute anything about the musicals history (interesting tidbits, eyewitness accounts, even gossip!). I am trying very hard to keep this musical afloat within its fans hearts. If there is anything you could share, it would help immensely!And on the reverse end, if you have any questions regarding ...

Listen to her sing "Sur Les Quais" from "Lolita, My Love" it will knock your socks off.

Interesting! In the mini doc "Singing Carrie" Betty mentions the same thing!

If you do transcribe the Q&A, or would like to send the recording, I would love to put it on the website!

That's so sad , but amazing that you got to meet Debbie though!

Woah! So amazing to hear first hand details! If you ever want to tell anymore stories, please do!

I have a playbill, poster, and tie-in book from the shows 88 broadway run! They are my prized possessions! Also that Linzi quote rings true!

Not trivial at all! It was one of the things the production did right!

That is the closing night soundboard recording! It is a masterpiece in itself. We have more awaiting you on the site :)

Hey Everyone! I thought I should update you guys on a new "Carrie the Musical" forum that is up and running! Lots of clips, videos, full show scores, scripts, basically everything you could want. I noticed a lot of people haven't had the chance to really get to know "Carrie" as a show (do to it's..... interesting...direction..) but the show really does have it's moments. If you want to give it a chance, please come down to www.reddit.com/r/carriethemusical ! We'd love to have you :)