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kover- I don't have an amex card either, so I bought an american express gift card to get tickets. (I couldn't wait until the 14!) There was only a slight delay - they contacted me the next day to confirm because there was no billing address attached to the gift card. You can buy a gift card through the american express web site. I got mine through a westfield mall so I didn't pay shipping charges.

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I really, really enjoyed the production. I went specifically because of Julia and was impressed with her performance. Actually, I thought the whole cast was strong and I am now officially a fan of Eric Kunze. Sorry to say I had never seen him before. How I wish I could have seen him in Les Miserables and Damn Yankees! The last time I saw Evita was two years ago in London. I didn't care for that production at all, so I am happy that I enjoyed this one so much. It was so interesting to see the ...

I am on the West Coast. Seeing it fresh was so important to me that I didn't get on the internet, didn't watch television and didn't answer the phone from 5-8 p.m. west coast time. Obsessive, yes, and it was hard to do, but I did get lots of house cleaning accomplished from 5 to 8! My vigilance reminded me of a Seinfeld episode where Jerry did everything possible to not learn the outcome of a Mets game. Just after he started watching the game on tape...Kramer came in and told him the Met's bl...

Damn, that's a radiant photo!

Agree, Wanna Be She could sing Rubber Duckie and show how much she is a star. Seconds?! Bah!

Geez, Toodarnhot, I thought you were a big ole crank because of the Liza thread...but I agree with you a thousand percent re: Daniel) I saw the show in London as well as in New York, and was SO convinced he would/should win. Boo.

So thrilled for their awards...but just wanted to add that I was SO hoping for Robin to win.

Toodarnhot, Liza was glorious.

Ms. Julie took away the bad taste that was left from the Red Carpet coverage i.e. Patrick Pacheco.

Gotham- The Clarence Thomas (un) reference was one of my favorite parts of the show! I also give her 20 out of 10 :p

Limelight: I was able to talk to Jenna for a few moments after the Wednesday matinee - not at the stage door but at the exit, because she was collecting for the BC/EFA drive. Hope you get to meet her - I second that she is very sweet! Have a great time at the show!!!

Make it three recommendations for 'Woman in Black.' When I saw it, there was a huge group of high school age kids there. It was fun to hear them react during the show and to hear their excited chatter afterward.

Boho Days - Anthony Rapp, Michael McElroy and Jeremy Kushnier Ever After - Randy Graff, Michael McElroy Hosing the Furniture - Natascia Diaz, Jeremny Kushnier I Won't Close My Eyes - Gwen Stewart Therapy - Jeremy K Pura Vida - Randy Graff, Gwen Stewart, Natascia Diaz See Her Smile - Anthony Rapp You Called My Name - Stewart and McElroy Come to Your Senses - Diaz Break Out the Booze - Randy Graff (editorial comment: I think that will become my theme song) Louder Than Words - McElroy and the Co...

Emcee, Jeremy Kushnier sang Open Road. What a wonderful celebration of a remarkable talent. Everyone on that stage was so friggin talented The set-ups/explanations to the songs really added a lot. I'm not as well versed as others on the history of RENT. Anthony added a great vignette about how Jonathan attended his birthday party while RENT was in workshops. I'll add the who sang what in a minute

Thanks, KChenoweth, I just got 2 tickets. The total was about $11, which included the email delivery charge. Not too bad...

Wow,wow, wow, Michael Bennett, that was an engrossing review. ACL was my first love, theatrically speaking, and there is nothing like a first love...maybe that is why I haven't bought tickets yet and am behaving as if this is some sort of reunion that might tarnish my perfect memories. However, just as I will do with 'Evita' next week, I will TRY to see ACL with fresh eyes. Just don't know if I will succeed.

I know I'm late to the Daniel after glow...I'll just use the excuse it took me a while to get back to DC/Virginia. It was wonderful to meet all the BWWers!!! And Daniel's show was terrific. Not only were we treated to his glorious voice, there were some great stories. I loved how he would have a serious message, for example, the part about polyps and is it the same for the heart/and having it be able to work the next time you need it. Very poignant and then wham! a funny comment. Also, the ph...

One week until Daniel performs in all his glory! Looking forward to meeting the BWWers who are going on the 21st. In the words of Phantom2...AHHHHHHHHHH! Corine,are you going to his show?