Profile for Steel Pier Fan

I live in Toronto. Not a far trip. Local meaning community production. This isn't small scale but it was small enough.

True it isn't recent but Teisha Duncan was so good I saw it twice. Nothing else in New York was new or good.

No, my director wants suggestions.

When I came down to New York after the tourists left in February 2010 I saw the production in Brooklyn at The Gallery Players.

Why does it matter?

True. Maybe because of that beautiful performance, I had such high expectations.

I saw the local production twice. The first time was good but had a good actress. The second had a bad actress (understudy) and I saw more flaws with it. I didn't like it at all. I just think a show shouldn't rely so much on one performance. Though it has a lovely score.

Defensive. It's just a show. How am I trying to be cool?

I thought it was one of the best shows of the decade because I saw it recently. Then I went to the same local production with an understudy and it sucked. I just think it isn't as good as it is now made out to be.

First of all, out of country. Second, I don't want to make an unnecessary call. I have other expenses.

If they do it, you know Lea will be in it. Because she wants attention and they want money. Face it she is a box office draw. If they have her, they might use the rest of the original cast. I want a new cast maybe. If they do use the original cast my sister will go wild. She is in love with Jonathan and Lea.

I can't call and my e-mails keep failing to send. Could someone in the Manhattan are code call? Sorry to be a bother.

As good as Sutton was. Elmo stole that song. :)

I think The Sound Of Music improved a very good show and Mamma Mia was even funner as a movie.

They said it looked like it was gonna happen. Kristin Chenoweth said she would have news in a two weeks. It's been a month yet nothing. Did I miss anything?

My favorite are: 1. Into the Woods 2. Ragtime 3. Candide 4. Les Miserables 5. Wicked 6. Cabaret 7. Steel Pier ( finally saw a local production ) 8. Hairspray 9. Gypsy 10. My Fair Lady 11. Avenue Q 12. The Producers 13. Sunday In The Park With George 14. Sweeney Todd 15. You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown 16. Promises, Promises 17. On The Twentieth Century 18. The Music Man 19. Thoroughly Modern Millie 20. Spring Awakening 21. Follies 22. South Pacific 23. Carousel 24. Young Frankenstein 25. A C...

Sorry, I don't find the show creepy. It's Boy George who is creepy.

I'm sick and bored so I'm going to start this thread. Best: Cabaret because it's fun Steel Pier because it's nice ( I listen to it when I read) Worst: I don't like Zobra.

Clearly I think Titanic. I don't even think it should have been nominated. I think Jekyll & Hyde was better. I think score should have gone to Steel Pier ( unpopular opinion but I don't like Titanic's score) and book to The Life. I think Steel Pier should have won Best Musical (clearly) based on the fact it got the best reviews.

I just found it was said in a rude way. He could have said it nicer. Yes, Kristin admits she gets botox because of her disease that gives her migraines ( not sure if i believe it). That is what she said in her biography. Also, Kad I didn't say anything to you because you said it nicely. You simply said she is too old.