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jaxel - you will get bumped back in line. When I did standing room for the 10pm a few weeks ago, the cut off for tickets for the 7pm show divided through a group of 6 and they decided to wait for the later show so they could all go together - they became the front of the 10pm line.

Alix - in the current production, doesn't Hedwig/Hansel wipe the cross off his head during Midnight Radio? I've only seen it from the back orch, so it may not be all the way gone, but at one point he definitely wipes his forehead and then looks at his hand and sees the paint.

Jake's intro to the song is on there.

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^ She's definitely doing In the Heights from June to August, she confirmed it herself on twitter and facebook.

muscle, "the end...SPOILER alert! It was just odd, I mean they don't even mention that the character has a brother to begin with." His parents mention him once or twice during the scenes in the waiting room, but more importantly Luke tells Adam at one point that his father was angry with him when he dropped out of law school and told him that if he ever found out he was gay, he'd never let him speak to his brother again. Luke says he's waiting to come out to his parents til his brother is in ...

"The fact that she comes back to the studio at the end of the film, also makes her character's big scene, POINTLESS." Luisa also returns at the end of the revival. I don't think that made Be On Your Own any less pointless than Cotillard's return to the studio made Take It All pointless; both of the songs convey essentially the same message to me.

One of the first ones that pops into my head is the opening notes of Come Look At the Freaks from Side Show.

I got a (rear mezz) rush ticket a few weeks ago about 2 hours before curtain.

No no, my point was not at all that gay men "don't get it." But one of the things Sarah Ruhl addresses in the play is the ignorance about female sexuality at the time, and I felt you further opened discussion on that with the comment in your review. This isn't something I really want to get into in a thread on BWW, but the vibrator used by the doctor in the play had little or nothing to do with the patients' vaginas; THAT is indeed why the practice of treating hysteria with these "machines" w...

"And in all this staggering stupidity, the one character who seems to understand the relationship between objects put into vaginas and orgasms..." No offense intended - but you're a gay man, aren't you? I'm sorry you didn't enjoy the play.

They took out the front row (which was AA) for In the Next Room, so the front row is technically the second row. I sat there and I'm 5'6 - the view isn't so bad in terms of the stage's height.

March 7.

His run is open-ended right now, as far as I know.

They won't have lotto on Sunday for opening, will they?

Yes, they're selling windowcards and playbills signed by the cast as well as the Carols for a Cure cd. If you go by the theatre as the show's getting out, you should be able to just walk in (against the crowd, good luck) and find the person in the lobby selling them. They were standing by the bar to the left of the lobby last Saturday.

dshnookie - "I don't want to be a dentist, or a lawyer, or a bum, or an IBM Machine, or a rock-n-roll hero, or a movie star... I just want to have a lot of money"

He played a gym teacher who had a previous record for child molestation and was a suspect in their case. He was on for no longer than 10 minutes, I would guesstimate.

Aaron is also super speedy - I remember one time after the show at Arena Stage where I hadn't even gotten out of the building yet and I saw him through the doors already walking away from the theatre.

Overthinking, you're doing it right. But it's most likely Portland, Oregon. In earlier incarnations of the show, there were lyrics that indicated the Goodmans lived in Washingon - "you're battling that gray Seattle weather/and you're living on a latte and a prayer" etc.