Profile for TobiasFinch

Flora The Red Menace The Grass Harp Side Show

I think I read on playbill that it's going to be released in a double pack with a cd of songs from Thou Shalt Not(Connick Jr's failed show) sung by Connick and O'Hara.

As much as I don't like the show.. the act one finale of Side Show is pretty moving.. Who Will Love Me As I Am? is one of the better songs in the show.. Other than that: Rose's Turn and CAROUSEL.

The Lincoln Center Library for Performing Arts archives many Broadway and Off-Broadwaymusicals and plays. I know for a fact the show does not have have to win a tony to be recorded. You can view them inside the library, but you have to reserve a time and date and what show you'll be viewing for "research purposes." You cant just say you want to view the show because you're a fan..

There are three things that helped me.. 1) Vocal Training. I know that it's tedious... and more often than not you'll have a crappy lesson day. But the good days always make up for all the bad ones. Also with this you MUST find a teacher that you are comfortable with and knows what he/she is doing. For me I found that working with a man helped me more than a woman. 2) CONFIDENCE - This is probably the MOST important element to singing those high notes. When you're vocalizing at a piano and yo...

Jule Styne is the ultimate overture writer... Gypsy.. Funny Girl... Bells Are Ringing... Three greatest overtures... I would LOVE to hear Barry Manillow's Overture of Overtures

There's a lot of things to consider for a college program: 1) The educational experience for the student 2) TICKET SALES many college programs rely on ticket sales to keep the program running. In my opinion it's not a matter of it being "cheesy" or mature enough... it's can your school do it. Obviously, a college program wouldn't do Annie.. But shows like Guys & Dolls should DEFINATELY be done by a college... because if you are a student you will learn tremendous loads... you need to know how...

We all go through obsessions of listening to a cast album over and over and over again... My current obsession is Evita (Original Broadway Cast) (And every now and then the soundtrack) What's yours?

My favorites in no particular order: Sweeney Todd Into the Woods She Loves Me Evita A New Brain Carousel Gypsy Hedwig & The Angry Inch Little Shop of Horrors Thoroughly Modern Millie How to Succeed in Business...

The film wasn't very good. I'm not surprised.