Profile for Cherubino

"Hahaha, good ole Patti. Leave it to her to say something that was on the tip of our tounges the whole time." Play It Cool wins.

I loved the book, but I just can't see it as a musical. Hmm.

- Dear World - Every other show that's already been mentioned here.

Happy Birthday, indeed!

Mack and Mabel doesn't go into the 20's all that much - if you're going by historical facts, anyhow. Keystone was started in 1912. Mabel left the studio in 1916. The WDT murder was in 1922. Then it seems to jump directly to 1930, Mabel's death. I don't consider Mabel an actress of the 20's; the WDT murder was the beginning of the end of her career, although she certainly held on as long as she possibly could. Don't mind me; I just love Mabel Normand and the silents. I'm not exactly sure about...

I love La Cage. Tis so sad that there shall be no recording. Also, I'd have liked a recording of Dracula, as well. There ought to be more Melissa Errico hooha out there.

More Stately Mansions - the musical Mourning Becomes Electra - the musical Long Day's Journey Into Night - the musical Actually, I can see the latter as a musical. But no. Eugene O'Neill would be horrified.

Mame in "Mame." Or Rose in "Gypsy."

Les Miserables Rent 42nd Street Quite random, I know.

Bui Doi from Miss Saigon is the only song that's ever made me cry, even just with the recording, after the show.

Daphne rocks my socks off. I saw her in "Between Us" back in 2004, and it didn't take very long for me to determine that she was love. This was before my Rent obsession; I don't think I'd even dig Rent as I do now if I'd not seen her. Shocking, but true.