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Not exactly - they altered it slightly. Zoe and Claude didn't kiss like Claude and Sheila usually do at the end of "Good Morning Starshine" - kind of just a big hug and a friendly peck, followed by Berger hugging them both. I think they attempted to play it off as a friendship thing, rather than Claude being in love with a random tribe member for the last twenty minutes of the show.

I was at the show last night. Didn't even notice Caissie was hurt - or off the stage - until Walking In Space, when Allison Case sang the 'walking in space, we find the purpose of peace...' part with Kacie Sheik. When Caissie was supposed to gallop in as George Washington, I believe (I might be wrong here) that Bryce wore the coat and 'galloped' out alone, did her 'retreat' line, and went off in to the wings. During 'Give Up All Desires' just Bryce and Allison came out with Megan. Allison bro...

I was at the show last night and he did a FANTASTIC job. He is such a trooper. Obviously, he wasn't jumping around too much and if you looked close enough, he was definitely favoring his other leg. But all in all, he did great! It would've have been fun to see Benjamin, though - according to the cast, they weren't sure who'd be going on until almost 7.

A wacky Lyceum atecdote: I was at Saturday's matinee, and Christine Ebersole was sitting a few seats over. When her message played, most of the people around her (who recognized her) cheered and clapped and she hid her face with her hands but was laughing, as were her companions. She seemed to truly enjoy herself the entire show.

Speaking of the set...did anyone else who was there notice that on the wall closest to the answering machine, there was a calendar, and the picture was the famous [classy] picture of the two peanuts with top hats? I just thought it was a nice little touch, and very familiar for those of us who read the blog. :)

I very rarely post, but I just had to throw in my two cents. I was there, and it was a truly amazing night for everyone involved. The cast did wonderful, Larry was fantastic, the new material great...I have not one complaint for the entire night. The audience...what an audience. There was nothing but love in the Lyceum tonight. Larry's entrance applause was spectacular, and the ovation after "Nine People's Favorite Thing"...just, wow. They were absolutely fantastic at the stage door as well, ...

Heidi was in the ensemble of the 2nd National Tour at the same time Kelli O'Hara joined the tour as Emma. I'm not really sure of many more details regarding it, but that's the information I got off the official Jekyll & Hyde site.

I know some folks got tickets/were planning to go this weekend to see Heidi Blickenstaff go on as Ursula in TLM. Heidi posted earlier on the [title of show] blog that she still hasn't fully recovered from her knee injury and will not be going on for Sherie - instead, Cicily Daniels will be Ursula on the 29th and 30th. Just figured I'd share the news, in case some who were planning on going for Heidi don't check the [tos] blog every day like I do. I'm sure Cicily will do a great job, but the l...

Her autographed CD is available at the merch booths for $20.

I saw the show in Princeton last night - regarding run time, the show began at 5:30 and ended around 8:15, with one 15 minute intermission. The cast was absolutely fantastic.

I don't usually post on these boards but I just have to say, I'm extremely excited for this show. I volunteered at George Street over winter break and it's just a wonderful theatre. It will be great to see Colin and Sarah together again. They're both fantastic performers, and Sarah is one of the nicest people I've ever been lucky enough to meet. I can't wait to see it in April!