Profile for musicalthespis

Favorite moments... "Gay Notes" and "They Do Shakespeare..."

This is a hilarious sneak peak at Season 4, episode 1. Starring some major Broadway favorites!! Including Jeremy Jordan, Laura Osnes, Matt Doyle, Christiane Noll, Kathy Fitzgerald just to name a few. Enjoy and you're welcome! Lol http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9O41N2biauc&feature=youtu.be

Starring great impressionist Christine Pedi, Christina Bianco, Carly Sakalove, and John Walton West. Pretty funny stuff! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7SU8m9EQMwk

I know right?! I die every time I hear "Mandy... on NBC." Hilarious!

You all need to see this little gem. The SMASH Project with contestants Brian Stokes Mitchell, Mandy Patinkin, Matthew Broderick, Terrence Mann, and Norbert Leo Butz. From the mind of John West at off-broadway's Newsical: The Musical. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7NhTe0te2fc

I've seen Gypsy, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Movin' Out, and 42nd Street on broadway and they were all wonderful. I'm coming up to see Wicked in May. I can't wait!

I really don't know what to think about this. I loved her in Moulin Rouge. The article says that they got Kidman to give the show more star power but I would think that Lane and Broderick would be enough. I was kinda sad that they decided not to bring Angie Shworer along for the ride. She was such a wonderful Ulla. What do you think?http://www.joblo.com/index.php?id=3393

OH LORD! I just got back from London a week ago and I saw Jerry Springer: The Opera. I usually like everything I see (I'm just that way), but this was the worst show I had ever seen in my entire life! Sure when you listen to the CD it sounds hilarious. I went all excited to see it, ready to laugh my ass off and I was ready to go to bed by intermission. The book of the show was so poorly written. I wasn't offended at all by the material of the show. I don't think you can be offended by anythin...

I have never seen Les Miserable but I leave for London on friday, so I hope to catch it there. I haven't seen Phantom of the Opera either.

Mine was Thoroughly Modern Millie! It still has a special place in my heart.

The musical Lucky Stiff doesn't have an overture. Flaherty and Ahrens first work I believe.

The opening of The Lion King (Circle of Life) absolutely made me ball uncontrollably. I have never been that way before nor have I felt that way since. I have never seen anything so magnificent!