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Hi all! I was wondering if anyone has compiled a set list of the evening from last week? So far I have:- Come Join the Party- For the First Time in Forever- All that Jas (Jasmine melody)- I Won't Say I'm in Love- duet between Meg and Hercules from the Public (anyone know the name?)- The Cinderepic Melody- Soon- Part of Your World- Part of Your World Reprise - In Harmony - Where did all the Mothers Go? (That may not be the right name)- Far Longer than Forever - Pulled - What do you know about ...

They did actually bring in another cast member. I can't find my playbill at the moment, but I know there was not only an understudy slip but a "this person has joined the cast" bio slip in there when I saw it a week ago.Updated: Jerome Preston Bates joined the cast as an understudy for Jeremy Jordan.

I second the suggestion for the Lincoln Center archives. The TOFT Archives are not difficult to get access to if you are a student, particularly if your paper relates in some way to the show you want to view.

She has tweeted that she responds to fan mail, but I wouldn't really recommend sending anything to her to be signed, because I have been waiting over a year to hear back from her, and know others have as well. Good rule of thumb-- that I forgot in this instance-- is to never send something you'd be sad about not getting back. BUT if you are just sending a letter, there really is no risk and it's of course worth a shot for the $1.50 it costs in postage :)

I think it depends on what age you are talking about performing this show. I mean, it does talk about sex, alcohol, and various methods to kill someone. BUT when done well, the song should be over the top and cartoonish as you mention, and the choreography for the thugs (aka the backup singers) goes a long way in conveying the humor of it because there is such a stark contrast between the dark words being sung, the tone of the song, and the actions of the actors. Personally, I think it would ...

I rarely post "reviews" because I feel like I can never adequately express things or break down elements of shows, but since this production is at Music Circus and only runs for 6 days, I figured I'll try since I had the opportunity to see it. The production is gorgeous, despite a simplistic set design. I was a little disappointed with the staging, as at times they did not treat the stage as a theater in the round. I think I saw the backs of the actors for a few minutes straight, which is pre...

There ARE Broadway trading cards (and even one for Sardi's) with caricature artwork by Squigs. http://www.thelightsofbroadway.nyc/

brettcx5 said: "I will be attending the show this week. Does anyone know if they are still selling the Bette Midler souvenir programs at the theatre? "They are not selling merchandise with Bette on them any more. I saw the show in Bernadette's first week, and all had been pulled--including the program book. At that time, I was told they are definitely planning to make a book with photos of Bernadette in it.

SpongeBob doesn't have a program, but it does have a coffee table book.

Mister Matt said: "Why don't you just post "Read My Blog" every time you start a new topic?"I think her job is to get hits on the website ----Here is the full post/ statement from Jose Damian, made on Feb. 1 (so it's not really new) :"So, I finally got myself to write this, the con blues were horrible.Thank you so much to everyone for making these 3 days the best of my short life, you have no idea how overwhelming was your kindness and warm to me.Thank you to the wonderful kid who tried to ma...

It's not surprising that the three days are more fan-focused, since they are now implementing an "industry day" on Thursday. It will be interesting to see if they continue with that model moving forward for future Cons!

It got pretty messed up when (seemingly) dozens of posts were deleted, because they were targeting a member who was asking so many questions in that thread. Now, you can't go to the last page-- it just comes up empty-- and have to go to the 2nd to last page to see anything.

Well, this is interesting. There is generally a three-year statute of limitations on copyright violation claims, and it has been more than three years since the film was released. Unless he was hiding under a rock, I don't know how he could claim he didn't have knowledge of the song for more than a year.Music copyright cases are hecka interesting though, and can involve music mapping (pretty cool graphic designs) for the jury to try to see similarities and not just hear them. Personally, I do...

broadwaynerdnewbie said: "I was looking over te auction items and does anyone know if the book DEH is auctioning off (it's called dear Evan Hansen: the journey) is the book the are releasing in November or if it's something else?"I believe it is the book made for Tony Award voters, but it may be the opening night gift edition, which is similar.

Moriah3 said: "Does Eva Noblezada of Miss Saigon respond and does Patti Lupone respond?"If you would read prior pages of this very board, you'd find the answers to your questions regarding who answers fan mail. You don't even have to start at the beginning; go even five or ten pages back and you can learn a lot of useful info.

In 1997, Bette Midler guest starred on an episode of "The Nanny," and a clip of a song from "Hello, Dolly" was performed in that same episode. I thought this thread was about that. Crazy that 20 years later she is on Broadway doing the show!

schubox said: "So when do we get to find out all this ugly drama?"Likely if/when a lawsuit is filed.

dramamama611 said: "That's called sarcasm."I wasn't sure since tone is hard to read and I'm ridiculously tired. So just in case, I answered.

1) $50 for a Playbill and they aren't doing posters right now (but check again during collections)2) There has been significant debate (the Asst. Stage Manager has reportedly said the cast gathered to sign and all signatures are authentic, but others have compared signatures believed to be secretarial and concluded they are, so I guess you believe what you want to believe)

nealb1 said: "Loliveve, does it start to dissolve when it hits her mouth, or does it basically dissolve when it hits her mouth? "I think the answer to your question is starts, but I admit I'm not quite sure what you mean; sorry! Edible paper requires moisture to start dissolving, so it is much faster when placed on, or by, the tongue. Depending on the thickness of the paper used-- there are different ones-- it can still require some chewing. I hope that helps