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But she did do a terrific job in Threepenny Opera! She is a very funny persona and has received two emmy nominations for acting. I think he may snake another one this year for Bones.

But I really think that Memphis Blues- her album is worth a try on SNL!

She has never been on- not even in the 80's.

Thats right- thanks Margo- you are the best.

It's right in Downtown and the building is rather controversial. Its WAAAAAAAAYYYYYYY over budget and years late. It is supposed to be much like LA's performing Arts Center- it will be the new "focal" point for Miami. The building has a larger space for tours- smaller for opera and dance. A symphonic space and a black box. The opening is scheduled this fall with Rene Fleming and Yo Yo Ma on the same stage- and I know the first tour is "Lights" starting in Miami.

Peace

I heard through "reasonble" sources that Anyone Can Whistle is being looked over at a regional house with the hope of the big white way- but you didn't hear that from me.

But lets talk about Pinter back on Broadway next year with Old Times- I thinks it's Old Times.

Don't you think Cyndi Lauper would be great in Anyone Can Whistle? Shhhhhhh.

First of all- is the production professional and equity? If it is- then you must talk with the stage manager- it is his/her job to keep the production the same as when the director left. If that is not a good solution for you- you may want to get in touch with the directer him/herself.

But all in all it sounds like you are focusing a little too much on yourself- not to seem like I passing off your feelings- if the both of you know what you are doing and live in a moment then there sho

It opens in Miami this fall- in fact it will be the first big tour for the new billion dollar performing Arts Center.

Hey- just curious with this new translation of Threepenny- does Cyndi Lauper sing with the ensemble "What Keeps a Man Alive"? Anybody Know. Also, what would you say is the strongest musical number in the show?

Thanks and Peace!

Okay Folks,

Lets get a grip. I think that it's rather funny that this little spat made me become a member after a good year. Threepenny has never been a show for everbody and it's okay to takes risks- even on Broadway- that is what theatre artists are supposed to do! The play is political and somewhat in your face and the truth be told Brecht and Weill would love any production of their work if it gets people talking like this. Also we must remember and for me one of the most excitin