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i agree that it wasn't the world's greatest boston accent, but his performance was still so lovable and honestly real, that i didn't even think about it past the first 10 minutes. He was priceless. And I also thought touching, in a way that he loved the theatre with all of his heart. i thought that was kind of affecting.

Oh good. Im glad u agree. But im excited to hear critical and message board reaction to this great show.!!

Monk was brilliant playing the stage mom/ producer. Her timing was excellent, and she was one of my favorites. Ziemba was perfect as the half of the singer/songwriter duo that composed the fictional show, and she really lights it up in a big dance number at the end of the first act. Danieley was terrific as well, playing her songwriting partner, I only wish he got to show off more with his soaring tenor, as the beautiful song " I Miss The Music" seemed to hover in the lower part of his voice....

The Hot Tix program is amazing. I just hope more people don't find out about it, ie the general public. Anyway, id disagree that it was talky. yes it was book heavy, but it was hilarious, and I thought that there weren't any wasted words. It seemed all neccesary to me.

Loved it Loved it Loved it. Got the Hot Tix thing( amazing deal) and sat in Mezzanine Box D with my girlfriend, and we thought it was fantastic. The show was hilariously funny, and the score was terrific. The audience was thrilled, and gave it a standing ovation. Stage doored after and talked to Jason Danieley, and Debra Monk, both extremely nice, and fun to talk to, especially considering this was the first public performance. We waited for David Hyde, but he was back there for apparently a ...