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"Any news on what's happening with the movie?" This is only word of (Heidi's) mouth but apparently there may be some sort of NY premiere in the future...when, I have no idea. I can only hope it's soon! Have fun at the concert :)

The show is called 'Darling' by Ryan Scott Oliver and it is now premiering at Pace. The story is based on Peter Pan, but it is not 'Peter Pan the Musical'. The music is GORGEOUS. Here are 2 songs: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4XgX4NfLD4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKb2owk0J9M&feature=PlayList&p=FAE757DC5576A9AC&index=0

So first you think she's overrated and then you think she's too good for pop stardom? We get it, you don't like her. Don't watch her videos, then. And if/when she has an album, don't buy it.

You guys are going?

Good God this thread is ridiculous...what a bunch of bitchy pessimists! This girl hasn't even started a career with her music yet and already people are harshly judging her. I don't really like or dislike her, but hell if she wants to pursue a career in music, then good luck to her. She's definitley can outsing Britney and all the other talentless hookers that are on the radio.

Celra, do us all a favor-go crawl back inside the mama who bore you and stay there. You give a bad name to theater fans. You are rude, disrespectful, obnoxious and clearly proud of your behavior. I'm sure the actors would also be offended and disgusted to know that you get up and 'take a piss' during the show because you dislike a show. Someone should post a wanted sign for you at the stagedoor so they know to look out for you.

I am hecka excited! I just reserved my ticket. Oh, and Piraguadouche? Allison Guinn, Saycon Sengbloh, and Anthony Hollock are all on broadway with HAIR. Brian Charles Rooney was in 'The Threepenny Opera'. And Michael Burbach is a very talented young man who was recently in a production of RENT. They are far from 'nobodies'. You're just jealous that no one wants to interview you .

^Greatest. Post. Ever.

I'm an usher for an off-broadway theater and I also ushered Shakespeare in the Park this past summer. I always try to be peppier than usual...you're actually instructed to LOOK approachable (some people don't take this advice, though)). I've definitley had some awful expiriences with patrons, though. Though some are exciting, like the time a guy peed in a cup in the middle of a Sondheim musical.

You mean there was a show at the Neder before RENT? Blasphemy!

A bunch of RENTheads went dumpster diving...apparently they took home actual chairs from the theater. In my opinion...a little excessive. And creepy. Though to crawl around with the rats and dog**** just to get a drumstick...now that's devotion, #1 fan status.

Ahh so Celdra, you're one of the dumbasses that wrote inappropriate sexual comments on the walls? I pity the fool that birthed you.

That's a toughie...the 'It's Alright' part of Keys was the most intense, electrifying moment I've ever had in a theater (each time I saw it). Closely followed by 'Stoned'. I always enjoyed 'Church Blues Revelation'. And 'Work the Wound' is beautiful. But I really loved ALL of the songs. There really wasn't one I didn't like.

Oh, if only that were funny... Claude and Sheila have been cast with relatively 'big' names in the theater world. Julie Reiber isn't one of them. And I believe an 'uknown' has been cast as Dionne. I've heard they're expanding the ensemble as well. Can't wait to see it!

The workshop is already in the works.

Um how did I miss them? I haven't changed the channel at all.

They should be on in 20.

She's not currently performing in anything.

Just as I feared, I was terribly underwhelmed by this performance. Jonathan Whitton did what I like to call 'elphabize' the role. He did all these unnecessary riffs in all of the songs (which you could barely hear because the band was so loud). He played the role too stereotypically 'drag queen'. Hedwig is NOT just a bitchy queen. She has more depth than that. What I like about John Cameron Mitchell is that as Hedwig, I thought of him as a human being-not just a transvestite. The acting was a...

Ariana Grande and Brynn Williams. And Eamon Foley. May his voice never deepen.