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I always loved Cabaret's.

I'd like to see them do Last Chance Salvation. ETA: I think the goal here now is to have a successful tour with this one. But who on earth would take on Jonas for the road?

Is she still with Christian Borle?

It is such a pet peeve of mine when people pimp their kids to get something they actually want for themselves. Like an autograph.

Yes.

Here's some irony. Most expensive was the Actor's Fund Concert of Hair at the New Amsterdam. I can't remember how much I paid, but it was well over a hundred dollars. And the least expensive was a comp ticket to Hair on Broadway.

BEST NEWS ALL YEAR! If Christian Borle can't be in the Broadway production, I hope they are smart enough to offer the role of Black Stache to Carson Elrod.

Spring Awakening. When I saw it, I didn't love it. But after someone gave me the cd, I did fall in love with the music.

My favorite solo album is probably Emily Skinner's. That cd is brilliant.

A bit of a side note, but I can't wait to see The Heir Apparent at The Shakespeare Theatre.

Here we go again.

Every time I see this thread my heart leaps and my mind prays for any official word. I so desperately want this show to transfer. I don't give a flying fairy as to what Broadway house it goes to, as long as it gets there (preferably sooner, rather than later)! And, I also want the entire ensemble to reprise their roles. Especially Carson Elrod. (Though I don't know how realistic my desire for an entire ensemble reprise is.) I swear, if I ever had any money to spare, I would invest it in this ...

Hamish Linklater AND Alan Rickman in a show together? Perfect!

I had to bump this thread. No doubt he's strutting about on some stage in Europe, but I miss him here! Dear Drew, come back to Broadway, bitte.

It's definitely worth a try.

I'm not sure I'll ever be able to express in words how much this play means to me. It was the most beautiful show I've ever seen, and I will be heartbroken if it doesn't get shown by a broader audience. I think Peter and the Starcatcher is, in fact, just the thing Broadway needs. And though I hope it reaches a Broadway audience no matter what, for me personally, because I connected with it so closely, I can't imagine seeing this show without the entire NYTW cast. Which I know is incredibly un...

I've never seen either of these plays, but I love them both dearly.

For many years, it was the David Esbjornson production of The Normal Heart at The Public in 2004. Now however, it's Peter and the Starcatcher. I'm still waiting and keeping my fingers crossed for news of a Broadway transfer.

Now that I've gathered my thoughts a bit more, I can say this-Raul was such an amazing cheerleader. And somehow (at least from where I was standing) he made me feel confidant and proud to be who I was.

The short answer is it was amazing. I'm the luckiest girl in the world.