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I downloaded the Nine revival recording onto my iTunes which automatically fills in the song/artist etc because it is encoded on the cd, you all know this...anyway under artist, sometimes it will say the character names like guido and claudia, and sometimes it will say the actors, like chita rivera and jane krakowski, it differs with the song anybody know why?

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soo informative http://www.nytimes.com/2007/11/14/arts/14broadway.html?_r=2&oref=slogin&oref=slogin

so i know ill sound slightly jerky but... ESPLANADE by Paul Taylor DIVERSION OF ANGELS by Martha Graham two of my favorites...and hey, they're on stage :)

Nothing we haven't read before...but you can definately tell the difference between an tactful theater critic and somebody who tries to sound affected...ie:Mike http://www.broadway.com/gen/general.aspx?ci=546228 Enjoy!

Shiksa...really? Do you have any specific info, because that would be a cool experience. I imagine that audition would be packed, as opposed to the first round of obscure auditions for what was then an obscure little show.

I am at my friend's house right now, and she's a big Bare fan. Her little sister is a total Wicked fan girl, and my friend and I were listening to All Grown Up and talking about how cool a revival would be. Her little sister was in the room with us and said, and I quote, "Yeah the girl on the SOUNDTRACK was good, but, oh my God, IDINA MENZEL would be BETTER." I was bamboozled, and my friend said, "Jessica, please leave the room." It's sad, really.

Amen to that! Hopefully it will have a trip back to NY. Probably off-Broadway though, or maybe a smaller Broadway house. I would feel bad for the first off-Broadway cast though (Hill, Arden, Johnson etc...) because they did so well with it and were shut down so quickly. When the time comes to remount it (which hopefully it will) they will be out of the range to do the show. Even John Hill was looking slightly slightly mature for high school, he pulled it off well. Maybe not so much for him an...

That's cool bg2! What type of people would do this show do you think? Clearly not most high schools (although Interlochen, Idylwild, and LaGuardia may attempt it). I think that many colleges would jump at the chance. Probably not the run-of-the-mill community theater. Opinions?

I found this here: http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=40401388 It's actually pretty credible because the person who runs it is in contact with Damon Intrabartolo. BARE IS BECOMING PUBLIC "I'm sure you will all be quite excited that I have learned that the rights to Bare will soon be available! Meaning, the show can and will be put on by theater groups, possibly even professionally. For more information, when it is available, check this site: http://www.t...

Fosse outed me...sort of! My family and I went to Las Vegas and I begged them to take me to the PussyCatDoll Lounge to see the Fosse inspired burlesque choreography, not the women. Oy.

Ahh I see I see, insensitive me, I apologize. That's my nosy jewish mother manifested in me:)

This matters why? But if it does... 19

Seriously just out of curiosity... Is Michael gay? I read an interview back when he was in Bare about how important it is to accept the your own joy. So considering that he played a gay Catholic school boy, a promiscuous boy in love with a shark, and is writing Easter Rising, I would find it slightly ironic if he was closeted.

Thanks Wanna Be A Foster! I've never really heard a coherent story as to what happened, so comming from a relibale source, I'm gald I finally know! We get Broadway shows that are restaging of pop tunes and run by HUGE theater conglomerates, yet an original and touching work is ignored by the people who could make it happen. Gotta give credit to the fanbase, because Bare seems to have disappeared completely, and they have kept the hope and bootlegs alive! Like TheActr97J said, It WOULD be a re...

I miss Bare! At least it had a run Off-Broadway, I would have hated to have seen it die in Los Angeles or Workshops. It's unfortunate because it was so original and so touching. I've never left a theater with my heart actually hurting as I did after Bare; what an honest piece of theater. Does anybody think (even though it lacks commerical appeal) if Bare would have stuck it out a bit it would have been successful and still alive? COME BACK!

It just came into my mind again as I played the demo. Does it have a future?

Has anybody seen it? From the video preview, it looks pretty fun.

I am doing a monologue for an audition class, and chose one from A. A. Milne's THE LUCKY ONE. It is when Bob is speaking to Gerald about how he felt shadowed by him all of his life. I found it off of a fantastic resource www.monologuearchive.com. This monologue really "spoke" to me, hence my choosing it. I can understand from context clues and another monologue that I found from the same show that at this period in the show, there is obviously some strife between the brothers, but that's all ...

My community theatre did the "non" school edition legally. I promise you. We have the legal DVD, posters, programs, [now shreaded] libretto copys and other to prove it. Maybe there was an exception or extra money, but we did do it. promise