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Oh! Calcutta! with Chris Hemsworth, Liam Hemsworth, Jake Gyllenhaal and Channing Tatum.

gypsy101 said: "isn't voting over by 8 pm basically everywhere?See belowPrimary Elections: In New York City and the counties of Nassau, Suffolk, Westchester, Rockland, Orange, Putnam and Erie, POLLS OPEN AT 6 AM - CLOSE AT 9 PM. In all other counties, POLLS OPEN AT 12 NOON and CLOSE AT 9 PM."

You're right. It's Sara pronounced Sada. I reversed it.

Before the theater queens tear you apart, fix your post. The woman's name is Sada, not Sarah.

In 2001, about a month after September 11, we went to the Winter Garden to see Mamma Mia. It had recently opened. My husband and I were both coming from work so we both had our cases. They inspected them prior to entering the theater. Neither one of us carried anything more than some paperwork. Upon entering the actual theater, I was told I needed to check my bag. My husband didn't. His was older and a little fatter but my bag was the one they decided needed to be checked. I argued that my ba...

Then that might very well be the one. Also wondering if it's the same play regarding the first question. That would be too good to be true LOL Thanks again!

Definitely not The Others, unless it was a play. I saw that movie. Awesome film, btw. But the play was set with some sort of silk screen in front of it which at the end was lifted and that's when we found out they were dead. I was also looking at that last you provided earlier. The only thing that struck a nerve was a play with Julie Harris called Voices. Just have to check to see the background of that show. Thanks for your help.

Many years back, a play opened and 2 real deaths occurred in the leading ladies personal lives. I believe both of their fathers had died (or one's husband and the other's father). In any event, the older, more experienced actress told the younger actress that if she (the younger) could perform that night, so could she. They both did perform. The play was short-lived (no pun intended). I've Googled everything I can think of, and come up short. Does anyone remember this story and might recall t...

Will they change the name of the show when it plays London to "Hedwig and the Angry Centimeter"?

"http://www.nytimes.com/video/theater/100000003727748/in-performance-ruthie-ann-miles.html I don't see how this tepid rendition of Something Wonderful wins the Tony over the thrilling performance Sydney Lucas gives. And it's not that Lady Thiang has that much to do it the show otherwise. Sydney was robbed." SHE WAS ROBBED??? DID ANYONE CALL THE POLICE!!!

"He had one of the greatest "entrances" in Lawrence of Arabia." I watched the film the other day and that is EXACTLY what I tweeted. That's the way to make an entrance!

I'd see (again) Naked Boys Singing; Love, Valor, Compassion or Take Me Out if Jake were in any of those. I could seriously see him in a role in the last two. And I'd be in the front row LOL.

Why is this even necessary? Doing a live version of a movie that was a book that millions have already seen/read seems more like Hollywood rebooting Spiderman/Superman/Batman et al. Have we completely run out of imagination? Can no one come up with something new? I don't have anything against revivals. I like revivals. But this isn't a revival and can add nothing new to the story. Other than to get people to spend money to see Bruce Willis live, I can see no reason for this. I remember the th...

Well, it does concern a train.

Naked Boys Singing. Playing all the roles.

It's our final punishment for the American Revolution.

Tevye-Fiddler on the Roof Jean Valjean-Les Miserables and I'd kill to see her play Willy Loman in Death of a Salesman.

I urinated next to Billy Joel when I saw Carousel in 1994 at the Vivian Beaumont. Sat in back of Katharine Hepburn during Into the Woods when Dick Cavett played the narrator.

Any bathhouse during Fleet Week