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Just bought my tix for April 3rd, center orchestra, row N. I hadn't heard about the discount, but as soon as I read this thread, I bought my tickets. That's a smart move on their part as I probably wouldn't see it otherwise.

Wow...just wow...I old-school taped it on a VHS but I might have to buy the DVD. This was beautifully directed and, of course, acted. I made everyone in my apartment stop talking during Being Alive. I had goosebumps. So powerful. I love PBS...I've been OD-ing on Jane Austen and now Company. I must donate so I can be one of the "Viewers Like You" they're always talking about.

Ohh, everyone has come up with really great ones. Hmm, these are pretty random, but: Creepy chills on the first "Why don't you come up to my office?" - Parade "What is the good of the strongest heart in a body that's falling apart, a serious flaw. I hope you know that." - Evita, Waltz for Eva and Che That last, high "Christine, I love you" at the end of Phantom "And I looked around, and I thought, my god, I'll never have the moon" - Songs for a New World, Stars and the Moon That crazy, "Take ...

I went to today's performance. What an absolutely splendid show!

Does anyone happen to know of any understudies planning to go on tomorrow night?

Just saw this tonight and I cried from the end of 'On My Own' straight through the curtain call. It was breathtaking. I would adore a new recording with this amazing cast.

I saw it last night. Sarah was wonderful as usual. I surprisingly liked Osmond (he got crazy applause for everything he did). The show was as good as it usually is, but the audience was great. At the stage door, there was so many women, I couldn't believe it. Oh, and Access Hollywood was there, which was cool. But, back to the original question - Sarah was fantastic (who expected anything different) and Osmond was really good at hamming it up (I laughed more at his Gaston than any of the othe...

I saw her tonight and thought she was great! Then again, I always love her. The audience was great, too! I had no idea Donnie Osmond was so famous - there was a lot of love (and Access Hollywood) at that stage door!

Ahh, Raul back on broadway where he belongs.

How much are the tickets for the general public?

Plot problems, understudies, etc aside - I'm just glad Laura's sister is going to be ok. Although, I do wish I had seen Tina because I love watching how different actors have different takes on the same role.

A friend of mine saw the show last night and said that Tina was cute, but she couldn't hear a single word that she sang. She was sitting near the back of the orchestra, but still. I'm glad you enjoyed the show!

Ok, we got there at about 6:20 or so and got row L in the mezz. I was fine with that because I thought that meant it was almost sold out. But, the mezz was less than half full. It was sad and lonely up there. I'm sure the orch was mostly full (I hope). But, the audience, at least up in the mezz, wasn't really into it. I felt silly every time that I belly-laughed. On a better note, I stage-doored this time. What a sweet cast! I got pictures and autographs from most everyone. I hope it starts f...

My friend and I are rushing tonight (she's the biggest Stephen Lynch fan). We're leaving now b/c it takes a half hour to get there.

I ditto the Benanti love, but I think she's the least likely to get a Tony nom from Wedding Singer. Not that I didn't like her in the role, but I seem to be in the minority.

I thought I'd bump this to see if anyone found out last night what songs were recorded. As in, did the put "Right on Time" on it.

Umm, the flying car from Chitty. Nice conversation piece.

I signed it. Originality should be rewarded.

Didn't Wedding Singer not have a show yesterday? ETA: Umm, yeah. I obviously can't read. Sorry.