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This news totally sucks!!! I just bought tickets to the October 5th show as a gift for my friends wedding anniversary. He loves campy musicals(Taboo, Cry-Baby, Grey Gardens) and any campy movie relating to roller skating like Xanadu and Roller Boogie(with Linda Blair..anyone?) This show was the best of both worlds. Well after trying to get their schedules to clear without telling them why, I managed to find great tickets to the show and got them to trust that it was worth not knowing just yet...

I was the sound designer for a production of Godspell. The director set it in the current day and the characters all had some form of post traumatic stress disorder. It was really intresting how he staged the show and surprisingly it was good and got good reviews. The show had moments/flashbacks that showed each character and their past traumas(some overlapping) and how they came together. I was the first who was set dead against the idea, when I heard it...but the director really thought it ...

What about a show/documentary depicting those who DO NOT make broadway shows. ~HELL NO: The rough road to The Color Purple ~DO YOU REALLY WANT TO HURT ME?: The making of Taboo ~SOMEDAY IS FOR SUCKERS: Trying to make it in The Life (Maybe this actually sounds like an HBO undercover special...)

No Good Deed - Wicked Petrified - Taboo Someday' is for suckers - The Life Last Midnight - Into The Woods

Hmm... I've seen: The Tap Dance Kid Ain't Misbehavin The Secret Garden Miss Saigon Phantom of the Opera The Life How to succeed..(revival) Wicked Rent Fosse The Lion King Spamalot 25th Annual... The Wedding Singer Lestat wow..didn't think I saw that much, and there's still so much I want to see.. -KK

When I was young, I was first introduced to the theater world through a production of The Tap Dance Kid. I loved that show and still remember parts vividly some 20+ years later. Black theater is/was a sign of the times. Hippie/ free love movement brought shows like Hair, J.C.S., Company, Pippin, Godspell (Please correct me as this is all just coming from the top of my head.) Then it became black is beautiful period with The Tap Dance Kid, The Wiz, Ain't Misbehavin'...now we have the child at ...

On the Holloween episode of Ugly Betty, Betty's younger brother Justin dressed as the lead character from On the Town and started singing "New YOrk, New York"

In 1999 at my former high school - Amherst Regional High School - a production of West Side Story was cancelled when several Puerto Rican students and parents complained about what they perceived as stereotypical representations and racial slurs in the musical. It ignited a passionate controversy in the Pioneer Valley area that made international news. The cancellation provoked angry protests on the town common and charges of censorship by the American Civil Liberties Union. Ironically, short...

Hey guys... I know this has already been answered but, like everyone else, I thought I'd share my two-cents. When I saw Wicked (Original Cast), the "elixer" line WAS in the show. My friend who went with me the first time, saw it again about 7 months later (New Cast) and it WAS NOT in the show(and he is a HUGE fan - knows everyline!!) I have two bootleg videos of the show (dont even ask for a copy - sorry!!) One copy has the line in it, the other does not. What I noticed was that the taped sho...