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Seems like the entire Kennedy Center cast is the same minus understudies. Maybe it's not the "complete" cast but still very exciting.

GGERSTEN- Probably trying feebly to make Ellen more likeable. I feel like they're always trying to do that. Frankly, I never found Ellen to be unlikeable- I always found her to be another victim of war. When it comes to the US I hope they cast Ellen as an Asian woman again. That was always the best accidental casting ever.

Friend reported that not only is "Now That I've Seen Here" is gone but also the "Room 317". Ie. Kim: Good evening ma'am Ellen: Dont turn the bed yet Kim: I'm not the maid Ellen: what do you want then?! That's the best 10 seconds in this glorious musical. AH, is nothing sacred?!

Naysayers be naysayers.

Wilmington- Not Selling Well for the original production- you're right. But it's a non-argument in my opinion. This is a completely new production and a new decade. I hope the tastes of theater audiences have evolved in 17 years since it's debut. Also, the production is now in the hands of a director who knows how to make any of his works have mass appeal- especially his musical works. Not Selling Well at the Kennedy Center- you're right and wrong. The pre-sales of the show were to expected- ...

Let's talk about SIDE SHOW! I'm so glad the Side Show HOPEFULS are finally outweighing the Side Show SKEPTICS. I was at the Kennedy Center run of the production. When I say the curtain fell on Act One- I wouldn't say it was applause that I experienced- it was full on cheering! Men screaming 'bravo' and women shouting as they wiped tears away- some of the men as well.