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How could anyone forget... _______________ I am the very model of a modern Major-General I've information vegetable, animal, and mineral I know the kings of England, and I quote the fights historical From Marathon to Waterloo, in order categorical I'm very well acquainted, too, with matters mathematical I understand equations, both the simple and quadratical About binomial theorem I'm teeming with a lot o' news With many cheerful facts about the square of the hypotenuse With many cheerful fac...

I realized that right after I posted- I apoligize. I tried to delete it, and couldn't. Sorry!

http://www.playbill.com/news/article/102794.html "Helena Bonham Carter has landed the role of the pie-baking Mrs. Lovett in the forthcoming DreamWorks Studios/Warner Bros. film of the award-winning Stephen Sondheim musical Sweeney Todd." Thoughts?

Honestly? Eighth grade... The Attack Of The Giant Green Grasshoppers. The Synopsis.... At the science fair, the exhibits are goofy: vegetarian piranha fish, Hamburger Helper face cream and wrinkle-free bacon. Unfortunately, Pamela's green potato project was rejected and she vows revenge. Meanwhile, on the remote island of Malibula, something awful has happened at the "Unusual Bug Research Center." The once friendly grasshoppers have turned nasty. What has this to do with the science fair? The...

It is... right here! http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio2/events/lesmiserables/ Just click listen again!

For some reason, I saw this, and im like - I don't know if hes on this board, but 10 bucks this is you. I would have paid to see many things druing this production. A- Your face when you saw the cast list at 6am or so B- Ron's Face. Period. During everything from callbacks to first run through. C- The SHOW. I WANTED to see this SHOW. Who needs college? Being an AD was like Frenchwoods University! ~Steph

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Lockstock Everything in its time, Little Sally. You're too young to understand it now, but nothing can kill a show like too much exposition. Little Sally How about bad subject matter? Lockstock Well - Little Sally Or a bad title, even? That could kill a show pretty good. ----------------------------------- Little Sally I don't think too many people are going to come see this musical, Officer Lockstock. Lockstock Why do you say that, Little Sally? Don't you think people want to be told that th...

Great show, great score- way underdone. I played Doc in that one- but as a female. Interesting casting, but fun for me!

The "r" word- why are you saying it like that, I'm trying to cooperate- was changed? Why?! These are the old ones- I havent gotten to the knew show yet. http://www.stlyrics.com/lyrics/thefantasticks/rapesong.htm I don't like when they change my Fantastiks.

I'm no broadway actress (yet). But I find that if I am into my character enough, if I am fully focused... the tears usually come. I have cried of relief on stage, of greif, of sadness, of happiness. If the emotions are there, and the character is real to me- I can. But sometimes I find its even more poignant not to cry. Ever read the end of Death Of A Salesman? "Help me- I can't cry." Much more poignant then if she broke down.

The one thing that comes to mind- The barricade in Les Miserables.

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7th grade, I saw Beauty and the Beast. I had loved to act and sing all my life- and seeing a broadway show for the first time was a dream. I remember being in such awe. The costumes, the talent, the effects... it was the first time I ever looked at a stage and went 'I need to do that for the rest of my life.' That planted the seed. The next month I saw Les Miserables, and was so taken by the music and the story that I honestly began to shake. The character Fantine, for some reason, effected m...

"I'm just dying to know, where was IDINA?" Isn't she getting ready for her turn as Elphaba in the West End?