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I took a different approach to this. Instead of thinking about who I consider to be great, I pulled up my iTunes to see who I actually listen to the most. The list, in order, is as follows: 1. Tom Kitt 2. Lin-Manuel Miranda 3. Jason Robert Brown 4. Jeff Bowen 5. Stephen Sondheim 6. Jonathan Larson 7. Andrew Lloyd Webber 8. Kander & Ebb 9. Lerner & Lowe 10. Marc Shaiman Of this list, I'd say Sondheim is the best, but (even adding up all of his shows) I don't listen to him as often as I do Next...

I thought it was well worth the $25 I paid to sit on the lawn, but those of you who paid the big bucks definitely deserved a refund or a gift bag or something.

I won't be seeing this until mid-December, so I'd love to read some reviews too! I love when things like this happen in Chicago. It lessens the pain I feel because I don't live in NYC.

Congrats, Tofu! You are incredibly brave! I'm so happy for you.

Hey ladies! Room for one more in the estrogen fest?

Ahh. Gotcha.

You forgot about In the Heights.

Hey lovers! I'm back! NYC was ahmazing. 9 to 5 was hilarious. It was the perfect pic for our first night. I really enjoyed WSS too. I loved the Spanish, although the entire row behind us got a little bored/restless during those parts. Billy Elliot was a bit of a letdown after all the hype. I wish I'd have seen Next to Normal instead, but I didn't want to see that show until after I bought all of my tickets. Oh well. In the Heights was wonderful, despite having SIX understudies. Cannot wait un...

Anyone have one that's going to be valid in May?

Stagey, I think last night marked the first time in my life I actually cared about the outcome of a football game. I don't know how the hell I'm going to sit through my evening class tonight. I'm already dying for results and it's not even noon.

I saw Jessica on Saturday and thought she was great. I don't have anything to compare her to, but I think she held her own on that stage.

You must have read my mind, tabby. As much as I hate threads like this, I'd like to ask the same question, with one slight change. I'm planning on rushing a Saturday matinee. Should we get there when the box office opens, or would we still be safe if we went later in the day?

I love you, Stagey.

From In the Heights, when they're at the Club and Usnavi says, "As long as you buy 'em, L'chaim!" I don't know why, but it cracks me up every time.

That was fantastic! How great are musical theater friends?

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I'm voting for #13.

J'adore LePetiteFromage. I was going to do that, too, but chickened out at the last minute. Oh, and no offense, Winston. It's just a joke.

*drool* I can't watch the Harry Potter movies anymore without feeling like a pervy old lady.

Foster- I'm glad to hear that. I've never been to the Lyceum, so I really didn't know what to expect. I'm planning on visiting it in September, though, if the show holds out until then. Its current numbers really concern me.