Profile for Katt1721

Favorites:
Company
Assassins
Sunday in the Park with George (really difficult to decide between this and Sweeney Todd)

Least Favorites:
Passion (just based on the filmed stage production, but I've never seen it live on stage before)

Favorite Songs:
Finishing the Hat
Another National Anthem
Another Hundred People

Into the Woods wasn't what really first introduced me to theatre. That would probably have to be stuff like Evita, JCS, Fiddler - since they were the records my parents had around the house when I was a kid (born in '92).

But the Sondheim production tapings (in particular Into the Woods and Company) were what introduced me to the theatre I love now, and definitely changed my appreciation for what theatre could be. I first saw them in high school, and they had the most significant impac

I know she isn't actually signed yet, but good god I did not see this happening.

Out of the shows I've actually seen (cause there are probably more I can pretty much guarantee I would have hated...)
- The Lion King
- Billy Elliot
- Memphis

That really does suck.
Does this mean it pretty much won't ever be released, or just not anytime soon?

It honestly depends on my mood, but the ones I keep going back to...

Company OBC & 2006 Revival
Assassins 2004 Revival
Cabaret 1998 Revival
Little Shop of Horrors
Hair
And more recently, Catch Me if You Can & Book of Mormon

I was hoping it would have been available by Christmas, but no such luck.
I can't imagine they wouldn't release it

For the Assassins playbill - they have opening night ones you can buy online, but they are a bit pricy for a playbill.

The Music & the Mirror - Donna McKechnie
Ladies Who Lunch - Elaine Stritch
Everything's Coming Up Roses - Ethel Merman
Finishing the Hat - Mandy Patinkin
Children Will Listen - Bernadette Peters
Don't Cry For Me Argentina - Patti LuPone
Cabaret - Liza Minnelli

I second the person above for Being Alive - Raul Esparza

All I have is a couple flowers and a flyer from the HAIR Revival.

I really need to be in NY during the Flea Market...

- A Chorus Line
- Assassins
- Company
- Cabaret
- The Lion King
- And for sentimentality mostly, Phantom of the Opera. It was one of the first big musicals I saw on Broadway, so the moment the Overture starts playing and the chandelier rises was pretty cool

The finale for Cabaret (specifically the 1998 revival) was one of the first ones that came to mind