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Are these ranked in volume of annoying fans? Because then I could start to understand it....

She'd only be doing 6 shows as they have an alternate!

Is it possible that the part of the rights demand professional productions use that logo, so to reinforce the Annie brand or some crap like that?

Hermajesty - have you seen Imelda live? Her voice is astonishing!I find it a perfect singing voice, recordings do not do her justice at all.

I think the Witch just wants someone to unconditionally love her like a child should, hence why she wants Rapunzle as her daughter but is scared of letting her grow up and leave incase Rapunzel finds someone else to love and shes is trying to convince her to stay ("our little world is perfect") as the Witch is a very insecure person. Thats if you want to think deep, although i do not think there is any hint of incest, but i prefer to just enjoy it!

The London Palladium production of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang showed me that magic and atmosphere can be created on stage and through the eyes of 7 year old me the production was flawless and heightened the magic of the film. The over the top sets, songs and dancing have ad me hooked on theatre ever since :) Also seeing the current London revival of Sweeney Todd showed me that musical theatre doesnt have to be all chorus lines and smiling faces but a story can be told through music that has a ve...

Paul Mccartney is sore point here in England too don't worry.

It's interesting looking at your comments on the ceremony, as this is the Broadway board i would assume those who found it boring would find it so as they are american. It was a terribly British affair i must admit, so many nods to our history and everyday life made it a very good representation of our country. Although i did wonder how other countries would receive it as many parts would not of been funny or impressive to those with no experience of English culture, which i suppose for a glo...

The School edition of Avenue Q is possibly the worst idea in the world and the song changes are hideous. I think youth groups should stick to musicals that are appropriate for their age groups, and only minor editing is needed. When shows are changed to be Child friendly ,and not just to shorten the show, it ruins the piece.

well thats my idea shot out the water then! I hope they dont feel the need to Stunt cast Elphaba/Glinda and pull on the fantastic actresses who have ever played the roles on Broaday/Westend/Worldwide

Sutton has a very distinct voice, so i think Elphaba is within her range her voice just wouldn't sound right for the role, although her acting would be fabulous as Elphaba. Any chance of Idina/Kristin reprising their roles? Then casting a big name as the Wizard/Morrible/Fiyero (PLEASE NOT NICK JONAS)to attract a mainstream audience as well as the Rentheads and Die hard wicked fans

I dont understand why they didnt use the english costumes? I mean its mean to be the same production with a different cast.

When i first saw the Uk tour in 2011 they used "Jedward" then in 2012 they used "Justin Bieber" Tomorrow is their last show of the tour, hope they use the "our show" line it would bring the house down! I think its really cool they change the lyric, it keeps the show fresh, the dialogue in the tour also included some references to the city that they where in, such as what was found in the hat after The Money Song ( a reference to the rival football clubs ticket being worthless)

"Avenue Q - The Book" offers a lot of insight into the creation of avenue q, the complete script and lyrics and a lot about the creators. Also its covered in Orange fur, who wouldn't want it?

Today i got my first ever fan mail reply from the gorgeous Sierra Boggess, a little message written on the bottom of a Love Never Dies production shot :)

I'm surprised no one mentioned the chandelier falling in Phantom!

Also most shows are good at pricing their programme/souvenire brouchure so both cost about £10-£15 together. I couldnt quite believe Playbills are free though, do you just get one per ticket, because if this was England and they where just on a stand people would be taking about 20 each

In England you can also get souvenir brochures which include cast bios and pages of production shots these are normaly £8/£9 which sounds like your $20 ones?

As a frequent stage-doorer (word?), some shows/actors are better at stopping to talk to fans. My best was the 2012 Avenue Q UK tour who came out even though their next show was in 45 minutes and they where all lovely and stopped for photos and signed, even though they had to be back inside the theatre in 25 minutes for their half hour call. Also Gina Beck from Wicked was super lovely (my avatar) and so down to earth you felt like shed just watched the show with you :) Read more: http://westen...

Being from England i am used to paying anywhere between £3 - £7 for a Programme which has the casts bios inside as well as maybe interviews, show history, adverts and some production shots Does a Playbill contain all this and isn't it free? Also why do some shows go from colour playbills to black and white? is it cost?