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cimclaughlin10, did you really? I showed up to the box office at 12 PM looking for one rush ticket for the night show and was told that they were sold out of rush and SR wouldn't be offered until 30 minutes before the performance. Bizarre...

It will be interesting in the Play Revival field since Richard III, Twelfth Night, Waiting for Godot, and No Man's Land are all being considered as individual productions.

http://www.roundabouttheatre.org/Shows-Events/Into-the-Woods.aspx

SPOILERS ----------------------- macnyc, I was just about to ask that same question...I didn't understand it at all. And then her attempt to open the window? I assume she is just so overwhelmed by everything that just has happened? It seems kind of random to me.

Much congrats to him! He is also the youngest to win the award and he has achieved them all in the shortest amount of time! Only ten years to get every award!

CarmenDeBris, how much was the partial view for Les Mis?

Richard Kiley is phenomenal on the OBC of "Man of La Mancha". The last track on the recording: (Dulcinea (Reprise) / The Impossible Dream (Reprise) / Man of Mancha (Reprise) / The Psalm / Finale) is worth the price of the whole thing alone.

http://www.broadwayworld.com/board/readmessage.php?thread=1069223&dt=10

What a great cast! http://www.broadwayworld.com/article/Official-Gabriel-Ebert-Patrick-Page-More-Set-for-MTCs-CASA-VALENTINA--Full-Cast-Announced-20140206

Has anyone seen this yet and having anything to report about it? I am thinking about getting tickets to it but wanted to here other people's thoughts first!

If anyone is interested, tix4students.com sells partial view seats ahead of time for $42.25 (that includes fees) and you pick up the ticket(s) day off with a student Id.

PS Classics just posted the track listing for the album! Track Listing: 1) It All Comes Back (Opening) 2) "Sometimes my father appeared to enjoy having children..." 3) Welcome to Our House on Maple Avenue 4) Not Too Bad 5) "Just had a good talk with Dad..." 6) Come to the Fun Home 7) Helen’s Etude "Thanks for the care package..." 9) Al for Short 10) Changing My Major 11) "I leapt out of the closet..." 12) Maps 13) "Read a book..." 14) Raincoat of Love 15) "I need more coffee..." 16) Ring of K...

Anyone seen this yet and can report back? I am thinking of buying tickets but wanted to hear how it was first.

You can license any Rogers and Hammerstein show with a two piano reduction. The two piano version of "South Pacific" is glorious. On the same side, the two piano version of "Oklahoma" is not as good.

Jeffmiele, check your inbox!

I saw the show tonight and it was, as usual, a very respectable production for MTC and aside for a few line calling it was a very polished preview. The show runs for 90 minutes and Debra Messing and Brian F. O'Bryne are doing good work. I'm kind of on the fence about it and I think my problem is with the play itself. It's not a very intriguing piece of theatre. Peter Maloney, who plays Brian F. O'Bryne's father Tony, is slowly dying and needs to give away the family farm, but he doesn't want ...

I read an article online for a paper in college about the design of the revival and I recall it saying that it is a mixture of water, food dye, and glycerol. I'm on the train at the moment, but when I get home I will look for the article.

Though not a full production, here ya go. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7KDDnrH6X8

macnyc, the view was great! Saw everything perfectly clear! And what I love about the Sondheim is the amount of legroom in those seats.