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gypsy101 said: "did you see that this thread is ten years old" I think it's pretty clear that I didn't.However, if anyone is wondering, that's how the change happens in the new West End production.This is what comes from reading discussion boards at 4am when you should be sleeping.

Sandy in Sable said: "The scene transitions from club to club (whether it's supposed to be the same club or not I don't know)"Yes! It's the same club. I just saw this production last night, so it's very fresh in my mind. At the top of the song, she's in the club, auditioning. The stage, piano, chairs, everything is there. Lighting plays a big factor in the change. The whole thing is actually really simple. The effect is just so beautifully done that it seems more impressive than what they're ...

Kinky Boy said: "ok fine then. let Broadway be only for the elites."Have the prices gone up over the years? Yes. You've made your point, but you just sound silly with all this elitist talk. $40 is a reasonable price for a rush ticket. Gap sells jeans for $45, so I guess pants are only for the elite. A vial of insulin costs $85, so I guess diabetes is just for the elite. Checking a piece of luggage costs $35, so I guess bringing underwear home when you visit your parents is for the elite. We g...

Theater3232 said: "It's not going to have any effect whatsoever on the grosses. A show is not going to stay open or close and say "wow, the extra $15 really made a huge difference in our bottom line". But the extra $15 makes a huge difference for people who live to see theater."I'm sorry, but $15x30 seats x 8 shows a week is $3600...just a little under the weekly minimum salaries for 2 ensemble members. In a business where more shows loose money than ever recoup, that difference actually can ...

Maloney & Porcelli It's more midtown east, but it's amazing!!! http://maloneyandporcelli.com

Addison, if you're interested in learning more about the understudy/standby process...allow me to shamelessly plug a project of mine. I host a web series called "Standing By" we've got 2 seasons of episodes available at www.standingbytv.com. In the show, I interview Broadway understudies, standbys and swings about their careers and the challenges of covering roles. I haven't had the opportunity to speak with Ms. Jones' cover, but some of my other guests might be of interest to you. Enjoy!

First national tour and they're playing today at a high school cafetorium. No commentary necessary.

sorry...link didn't work first time http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wpk5eOCJ7OQ&feature=youtu.be

Yeah...kinda