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hork said: "I don't understand the excitement over Jeanna de Waal. I thought she was terrible in American Idiot and possibly even worse in the approximately 10 minutes of Diana I could stand."

Looking for the post where anyone asked.

Saw the show tonight and I'll be one of the contarians- I thought it was sensational and that Beanie was fabulous. Loved it and thought it was a beautiful night in the theatre. Maybe it's just me, but if it is, I'm okay with that.

Jeanna De Waal!!!!!

jkcohen626 said: "I'm not sure Hamilton has ever had a discount code, lol! I'm sorry."

Lol! It's all good! I know it was a long shot. I had seen an old one for $99 seats earlier in this thread and was hoping there might be something similar. 

This might be a long shot but does anyone have any discount codes for Hamilton? Visiting NYC (first time in nearly 7 years!) for a week in May/June and would love to see it again. 

I haven't seen a lot, but Sierra Boggess and Sara Jean Ford were both excellent. I also saw Krista Buccellato (understudy) on the restaged tour and I thought that she was quite good. 

Although I never got to see her, Rebecca Caine is one of the best and I will listen to the Canadian cast recording with her and Colm before any other version of the show. 

This is an interesting tweet.

https://twitter.com/LauraOsnes/status/1105538279653474304

MannPhan24601 said: "Is it true the kids are missing ? If so,how is the first scene done ? Might see it in Atlantic City"

The kids are in fact missing. At the beginning of the show, Charlie's father walks onstage and is joined by adult Charlie who kicks a soccer ball onstage and runs after it. He instead sings to adult Charlie who speaks what would be Young Charlie's dialogue. Young Lola's part is just cut entirely.

I thought it was incredible! The cast was really phenomenal and the quality of the production was excellent. It was my first time seeing the show and it certainly didn't disappoint. It was a really fun night at the theatre and I would recommend it. I hope you enjoy the show when you see it.

ACL2006 said: "ozjust4 said: "El Paso, Texas:

Once: March 13-14, 2020
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is ONCE touring again?"

I guess it is. I was surprised when I saw it as a part of our line up.

 

Has anyone seen it in anyone else's season?

El Paso, Texas:

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory: October 22-27, 2019

Blue Man Group: November 19-20, 2019

An American in Paris: February 25-26, 2020

Once: March 13-14, 2020

Les Miserables: April 7-12, 2020

Waitress: June 9-10, 2020.

CaseyBrent41 said: "Going to be at the Lunt in the spring. Can't believe how many musicals we're getting too many i think"

I don't know if there's any base to this, but you've gotten hopes up, so thanks.

I think the Weisslers will definitely want to get Kong into one of their shows. Perhaps as the next Roxie in Chicago? Would also like to see King Kong take on the role of Eliza DooLittle after Laura. Or is he too big to replace?

That curtain call video made me really happy! Thanks, n2nbaby!

I hope to catch the production in Tempe, but I am not sure yet. I'll be doing everything in my power to get there! I love "Hello, Dolly!" so much and have been so sad since it closed so just knowing that this production is playing somewhere brings me so much joy.

CATSNYrevival said: "Why did the library film it twice?"

 

One with Bette, one with Bernadette?

Joviedamian said: "I remember this version years ago!

https://www.amazon.com/Princess-Diana-Musical-Sokolof-Javitch/dp/B00000JBBH

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Here is a full version on Youtube: https://youtu.be/YhpCMJACpzk

 

Check it out, it's quite something....
 

I am not counting Rocky Horror or Dirty Dancing because they were not actually live, but:

1. Jesus Christ Superstar

2. Grease

3. Hairspray

4. The Wiz

5. The Sound of Music

6. Peter Pan

7. A Christmas Story

There is no way Patti Murin is going to be considered a Featured Actress for Frozen. She is the lead, along with Caissie Levy.