Profile for MauveRose

19 years old: 15 years ballet, about 9 years of tap, 7 or so of jazz. Sigh...I feel old....

I think Gary will, I don't know about Daniel though....and didn't George Hearn win for that role in the original cast?

Neil Patrick Harris at a performance of Brooklyn, John Tartaglia telling some kind of crazy story on the street, Christopher Sieber after bway on bway 2002 (giving us a REALLY strange look because we were dancing in front of the theater for into the woods).

Yes, Gavin is quite wonderful in the show, very Jimmy/Bill-esque, which I looove. I don't think he gets to show off his voice all that much, but its still a great role for him. I wonder if its big enough though to get him a tony nod for featured actor.... Is it sad I'm planning out the awards already?

So true Priest! It was a shame too--all of them in that movie are great...just COMPLETELY wrong roles! Like obviously wrong roles! Oy...don't get me started...made for T.V. musicals are not my friends.

I just want to see how hysterical its going to be. Its a tough call as to which is funnier: housewives, or casting directors putting Kelsey as Scrooge. Love him, but BAD choice.

I think she'd be good in Brooklyn.

Swing South Pacific Chess The Music Man and two plays I believe that haven't been announced yet. SO wish I got into swing....

Debra Sue in Bye Bye Birdie, my first and breakout role. 3 lines, backup singing, and screaming. Nothing can compare to that!

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat: 1994, Ash Wednesday, second row. I watched all the kids bopping around and singing and thought...heck I'm better than all of them! I can do this too! Ah, Memories....

George M (unfortunatly) was my first starring role (Nellie Cohan). There is nothing like that first starring role. Every night was just magic, no matter what happened.

I'm not so sure about Christina as Charity. I liked the idea of Jane Krakowski a lot more. I am excited for the revival though, and very curious to see how it will be received this time around.

Noooooo!! I don't think I can spend anymore time trying to stomach lyrics like "they have whiskers like hay/ and imagine broadway/ only 45 minutes from here".

I had a good chuckle over the playlist. It especially made me laugh that "My Girlfriend Who Lives in Canada" was marked as 'explicit', the same label given to hardcore mainstream songs.

Who knew all the instruments play together in that overture? And in the same key too? Goood times with a high school orchestra, good times.

I would be SO content if all these shows and such about George M Cohan would cease to exist. His songs, especially the earlier ones we wrote, were all crap. His life was not all that interesting. Please, please, please...no more......If you couldn't tell, I was in George M!, and it was not the best experience.

I spent $13 for the Never Gonna Dance keychain, which is a quarter with the words Never Gonna Dance around the outside.SO worth it.

If she makes it, I'm throwing my tap shoes out the window and quitting.

Kudisch also had a newly shaved head which was very nice. I saw it the other day. I wasn't all that impressed even though I love all of Sondheim's work. I felt like while it had great moments, it didn't all fit together. It was very slow moving, almost painfully slow moving at times. Or maybe I was just cranky because there was no intermission and I jumped a mile each time they shot off a gun, which was every 5 minutes. Oh well. Michael Cerveris, Denis O'Hare, Mario Cantone, and Becky Ann Bak...

I love the Frog and Toad demo cd. Without it, I never would have known Toad looks funny in a bathing suit.