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Wow, everyone's listening to the Hairspray soundtrack. Is it that much better than the OBC recording? XD Personally, I can't stop listening to Elisabeth.

Add my congrats, please! Like many others, I was expecting Groff or Esparza to take the win, but when they called out Pierce's name, I couldn't have been more excited. And his speech was among the best given that night, so sincere! And because this thread is dedicated to that wonderfully talented man, I have to insert the quote that made me love him even more: "Jonathan Groff, who has so much talent at a young age that I have to go take a nap." How could his fellow nominees not forgive him?? ...

Definitely not alone. I thought it was a well-deserved Tony awarded to Pierce. Esparza will get another chance. It took every strength within me not to peek at these boards during the Tony's and when I saw how much resentment there was with Esparza not winning the Tony, I have to admit, I was a bit shocked. I know Esparza has a huge fan base, but there was so much animosity and, sadly, unnecessary insolence thrown at Pierce. Both are outstanding performers, each bringing something unique ever...

>>I saw it tonight, and it was a blast. The lighting still needed a bit of work, and there was an "oops" with one of the stage lights shattering above the head of the performers, but they did not seem too phased.

Absolutely gorgeous! Laura is one of the prettiest women I've ever seen- I'm envious!

It's about time.

I've always loved the lyrics to Anything Can Happen from Mary Poppins. It gave me that type of feeling I used to get when I first saw the animated classics like Little Mermaid or Lion King.

Does Avenue Q count as a long running show? For me, it would have to be John Owen-Jones in Phantom of the Opera. Longest running Phantom in the West End; personally, I think he is the ideal Phantom. I love his voice and everything he does on stage =)

Not many suggestions for Bert. What about Andrew Samonsky? I would love to hear his voice again. And he's not a stranger with Disney =) How about Sarah Uriarte Berry as Mary?

^^ I think I can say the same about the other Gavin ^-^

I second Ruthie Henshall as Mary Poppins and Tim Howar as Bert. I would love to see the couple in something together. Didn't Tim say in an interview that he would love it if Mary Poppins went by their way? Besides, Ruthie as Mary would be heaven!

This is interesting news. For me, this is the first time I've even heard of the idea of a sequel for POTO. I mean it's a gem by itself, why make a sequel? I would probably see it anyway, but it might not make my favorites. I'm not too sure. The jury's still out. I'll have to wait for more news on storyline, prospective cast members.

I love it. I just watched the Producers ad with Tony Danza with this feature and it is mega-cool (forgive the pun). Quick question (keep in mind I don't follow the Producers, but I do know some this and thats): So the poster they show in the beginning and at the end of said video says "Tony Danza and Hunter Foster" but in the video, Roger Bart is Leo. I know Hunter was (is?) Leo, but someone please inform me. Was it a mistake on the poster, are my eyes deceiving me, or did they not have Hunte...

I'm sorry, I just had to reply to this. Reading this thread put a smile on my face. Just reminiscing about how Sutton's career took off to where she is now. She truly is brilliant. She was such a starlet four years ago and now she's an icon. How long until she becomes legendary? ::sighs::

I was wondering that question too, but my friend told me it was an enunciating thing. John Lithgow in Dirty Rotten Scoundrels- buckets and buckets of spit. Gross, but it was an honor seeing him perform, no matter how much he spitted.

I agree, Lynch made Wedding Singer. IMHO, Sutton made Drowsy, but Bob is the genius. Sutton also made Millie and Little Women for me. Morrison and O'Hara made Piazza.