Profile for DrJekyll

SidebySidebyLogan said: "Imagine being so miserable that you CHOOSE to attend a community theatre performance and then get on a board to discuss professional theatre so you can rag on nonprofessionals who are volunteering their time to help spread the arts to people who aren’t lucky enough to afford professional productions.Here’s an idea, you already know you’re not going to enjoy it because you have an admittedly closed mind concerning community theatre, so don’t go and definitely don’t get...

Same here with the static seating chart. Reloaded, got center orch, Row B for Apr 14! Excited doesn't describe how I'm feeling right now!

LizzieCurry said: "Why bitter? What stake do you have in these awards that they penetrate your emotions so deeply?I just don't understand this mentality — about any awards, especially if you yourself are not in the running. "Or, if you haven't seen all the nominees in each category. If you haven't are you really qualified to make these judgements?

ONE STINKING PICTURE in the booklet. One. The one of Bette that we've all seen a bazillion times.

I don't care what the reviews say.I know what I saw Apr 8, and that I was grinning from the first note of the overture until the curtain came down.

David Hyde Pierce in Dolly? Or is that a featured part?

Stage Door Sally said: "Just got an email with my tickets, beautiful . Now the waiting begins. So much can change in the next several months. I'm particularly concerned about the presidential election potentially changing the climate of the country for the worse, making this event and others less fun and/or doable. Was thinking exactly the same thing but didn't want to post because I thought I was just over-reacting. "

EthelMae said: "Am I wrong about this? I saw Ethel Merman's Dolly and as I remember it, she played 8 shows a week. And never mised one. I don't think any Dollys in the original show played 6 shows a week. Who in hell will buy tickets on a day Midler has an alternate going on? I don't care who it is. The only reason this show is having a revival is Bette Midler." I'd pay to see Creel sing the phone book. While I'd like to see Bette, it's not a deal-breaker if I don't.

It's available on iTunes now.

"All The Wasted Time" Parade"Hang The Moon" Bombshell (Smash)

potato2 said: "I was wondering if anyone has been to a Wednesday matinee lately for the show, and whether anyone from the cast came out?Same experience as mpkie when I attended Wed matinee end of March. Only Levi and Barasch came out. Both were delightful to talk to. "

Both revivals of La Cage. Hate that they scrapped the original.

...has finally fixed his fiction problem that plagued his early performances." As of when? I saw the show Saturday and there was still a diction problem. Much of his performance was difficult to understand.

I'm planning a trip to NYC Mother's Day weekend, May 9 & 10. Does anyone know if Gavin will still be in Mormon then?

"Now a show that really is tired and has most of the cast sleep walking through a show was "Phantom" which I saw on Broadway back in June." I saw it in mid July and for me it was one of the most exhilarating nights of theater.

"Why is he singing with this bigoted group?" Exactly my first reaction.

So does Norm. What's the big deal? Also, considering how exhausting the show must be, I'm sure we can forgive a few stage door occurrence where she doesn't stick around.

Sierra came out before Norm. She signed a few items, said she couldn't stay for pictures, then left. Nothing awkward about her, but definitely hurried. Greg Mills was in as Raoul. He was very gracious. Signed, posed for pictures and seemed very appreciative and almost surprised at the crowd reaction to him.

I was at Saturday night's performance. It took about an hour for him to come down, but so worth the wait. He was charming and very accommodating. There were approximately 30 people waiting and he signed everything, posed for pictures, chatted a bit. A class act all around.

Broadway Bob, I'm sitting front row, center orchestra in July. How is the view?