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I just performed the first dance at my cousins wedding. She and her betrothed rearranged Brown's "Next Ten Minutes" replaced all the "Jamie"s with Ooooos and then took out some of the non-specific and self-depreciating dialogue that Kathy says. Also they changed the "I want to bear your child" to something less... high pressure. It was definitely a magical moment.

*Spoilers- do not Read if you don't want to know. This is a review that I wrote of "Bonnie & Clyde" by Christopher T. Bonnie and Clyde- An emotional response, and some criticism, of the new Broadway musical. A little rock never did the country no harm! Wildhorn has broken his streak: Fans were abysmally worried that Frank's music would never soar again along the Great White Way. Mere months after “Alice” fell on her face down the rabbit hole. this new musical shines brightly on its own. I am ...

This is one of my favorite childhood movies. And as far as the structure of musical theatre is concerned, I think the songs from the movie serve the plot much better than the generic, trashy, episodic nonsense that most Disney shows rely upon. "The Age of Not Believing" -perfect family type morals "Portabello Road" -perfect dance breakout flair! "Substitutiary Locomotion" -perfect chance for Disney magic sets! And the animals- very Lion King. As a matter of fact, it could Parody the terribly ...

I consider myself one of the lucky few who saw Alice in "good shape." My partner and I saw the first performance of the Chicago run. I can only imagine how things have gone downhill after hearing the rasp in her voice from the very beginning. While Alice did a great job, I think a part of "professionalism' is knowing when to say, 'No, I don't have the stamina to maintain this role for (X) months.' I am anxious to see this show go (Off-Broadway or Regional) into another production setting.

I agree! It's just a publicity stunt, but its also a metaphor. It only works if you've seen the show, or know the plot secondhand, but maybe people can't accept the sight of two MEN together yet, but they can accept the theoretical storytelling device of watching two (characters- puppets) fall in love. I support Avenue Q getting some publicity, if only because they've been a consistent successful gay friendly musical since on the NY scene since 2003, for 8 years now. That's time well spent ch...