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For the record, Sondheim didn't write the music to WEST SIDE STORY or GYPSY. That would be Leonard Bernstein. Sondheim was merely the lyricist. stagemanager2, did you mean to say "solely"?

real men don't carry bags, only balls.

i walked out too at intermission too. i disliked the characters and the situation. i found it unfunny and uninteresting.

melissa errico fan and princeton78, the portrayal of man-in-the-chair damages the movement toward gay rights by reinforcing the strongly held gross misconception that only gay males like show music--and the more you like it the gayer you are. the entire show comes across as some sort of a show queen's wet dream. the audience is laughing at the gay guy. sad that has been rewarded with tony nominations.

unbridled childish hallmark card enthusiam that lacks any capacity for objective criticism is detrimental to the legitimate theater. liotte, have you considered wearing a sandwich board and walking up and up down Broadway? tarzan programs, $20 + ticket

melissa errico fan, you are not alone. i did not "warm up to" bob martin's man-in-the-chair either. his stereotypical performance as a lonely theater queen sets back the gay agenda at least fifty years.

not worth the $110 it costs to get into the store to buy them.

are you the only person seeing this show?

who?

have you considered starting a shilling consultancy practice? you seem to be well suited for success in that line.

robbiej, terrific show. wonderful. congratulations.

all sondheim. all love songs. all gorgeous.

$35 this week; $45 next week, and $55 the following week. all prices are good for tuesday through thursday nights. show time is 8:45pm. no minimums. $75 per person friday and saturday nights. look forward to going this week.

this sounds terrific. i hope to see this show saturday.

a rave in variety as well. those of you who can should try to see her this coming week. ms. luker is the real goods.

it's being sold at tower records. i didn't buy it as it doesn't interest me.

were tickets sold for this? who went? was it really private?

it's a bit pricey but i splurged tonight and went to feinstein's to see and hear rebecca luker. what a terrific show. very well reviewed in the new york times by stephen holden who said, in part, "...ms. luker is an ardent champion of new American theater songs, combining an introspective urban sophistication with musical-comedy chattiness that are scattered throughout her show...her lyric soprano lends a quality of robust well-being to everything she sings..." she sings some standards and a ...

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Does anyone still wear a hat?