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Ok I know there's a lot of these but who saw the show and who liked it?

Never have I ever sat through the first act of show speechless. The show was &$*&@*& amazing. I met the entire cast after got their autographs and well the entire thing was remarkable!

that "Yaaayyy" was very uncalled for.

I had the please to see the Jesus Christ Superstar National Tour with Carl Anderson...Heaven on Their Minds and all the Judas numbers were soooooooooooooooo amazing. Since Mr. Anderson was original film Judas he was unbelievable.

The day he died I cried all day.
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Phantom of the Opera was my first broadway show and I found the boat sequence and the entire "Phantom of the Opera" number to be soo well done.

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When I saw Wicked in San Fran. I found that

I had the please to see the Jesus Christ Superstar National Tour with Carl Anderson...Heaven on Their Minds and all the Judas numbers were soooooooooooooooo amazing. Since Mr. Anderson was original film Judas he was unbelievable.

The day he died I cried all day.
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Phantom of the Opera was my first broadway show and I found the boat sequence and the entire "Phantom of the Opera" number to be soo well done.

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When I saw Wicked in San Fran. I found that

I have loads of carrie items.

PM me.

Or e-mail at lifeafterlife819@aol.com

i must say...Little Mary Sunshine from Reefer Madness.
Jackie's last dance from Lippa's Wild Party (it's instrumental...but just thinking of the way it was staged *various couples/groups making love to the phonograph music*)

Hey officially tickets haven't gone on sale yet. Usually what TPAC does is sell it's far seats before the official tickets go on sale. They officially go on sale Oct. 23rd. Once that happens the close seats will be available.

i go to a catholic high school...so whenever we have church and say Confiteor (what they say in the beginning of BARE) when finished I always start singing..."One among us dances with the devil..."
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In the halls at school my friend Ashley and I pop our collars, snap our fingers and do the West Side Story dances.
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I just randomly sing showtunes in class...
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There are many others...

Contact the Creative Artist Agency in New York City, go through the theatrical department, and let them know of your interest in getting a license to the rights for BARE.
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The price has definately changed from 30,000 everyone. It was 30,000 dollars for the first amatuer production. Now since the first one has occured the price has lowered. I believe it's a few thousand now.

Still expensive.

The show you will lisence is the production none of us got to see. The Off-Br

yeah she did backup vocals. but still she is amazing

Yeah i meant I bought the josie soundtrack because of Rosario. Way back in like 7th grade.


But yes I also pre-ordered Rent because of Rosario Dawson as well.

That girl I swear is probably the sweetest thing ever. I would die if I saw her in public. You have no idea.

I'm so glad she's playing Mimi in the film.

And Josie and the Pussycats is the best thing ever.
She recording her own vocals...and um I bought the soundtrack because of her. She is amazing.

I wanted to see her in Two Gentlemen of Verona...but I live all the way in Florida.

I would give anything just to say hello

Anyone looking for Carrie items here is what I have:

SCRIPTS:
Workshop Script
London Work Draft Script
Broadway (FULL SHOW official opening night)Script
Stagedoor Manor Script
(I was the 2nd theatre to ever put on an amatuer production after speaking with Todd Graff who was in the Workshop he got us the rights from Michael Gore and Dean Pitchford) I have that script (includes cut scenes from london and workshop and cut musical numbers)

I've been a Carrie fan since 2000.
Amazing show.

If you ever read the Workshop script you'll wonder why it was slaughtered before broadway. Because that script makes the show easy to follow and not blotched into an almost sing-through musical.
The workshop made the telekinesis more believable and more emotional. The act 1 finale of the workshop ended with scene from the film of carrie and her mother at the dinner table and carrie slams all the windows shut (instead of the whole