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I saw SMASHED the other night and when watching it, I couldn't help but think who really did sleep with the director, producer, etc just to get the job?

maybe he's married!

http://broadwayworld.com/article/FREEZE-FRAME-HOW-TO-SUCCEED-Celebrates-250th-Performance-20111105 Is that a ring on Daniel's finger??? Cool!

Zepka...sorry...just had to say you are really,really cute...and glad you enjoyed the show!

TIMES I lol at that one...that was funny!

No, but here is another mystery...why does the R curve downwards towards the right?

Kirstie Alley will play MAME!

100 bucks says that between now and February they announce that Funny Girl will open the CTG season come fall and Lea Michelle will star after-all, because Lauren Ambrose schedule now conflicts!

How is the recording? I never saw the show, but a big fan of Holiday Themed shows and music. I don't get money until after Xmas to spend on a CD, but want to know how it is before I get it!

http://broadwayworld.com/article/Tommy-Tunes-FIFTY-FOUR-FOREVER-to-Premiere-at-Jerry-Herman-Ring-Theatre-119-19-20111022

Well, it's better than FUNNY GIRL!

According to PLAYBILL.com, this is how they bill HUGH JACKMAN LIVE ON BROADWAY: "Production: Hugh Jackman: Back on Broadway starring Hugh Jackman, with musical staging and choreography by Warren Carlyle. Advertisement Previews: October 25, 2011 Opening: November 10, 2011 Previews: January 1, 2011 Venue: Broadhurst Theatre, 235 West 44th Street, New York, NY 10036"

According to The Daily Mail's Baz Bamigboye, Tony Award winner Heather Headley will once again be headed back to the stage: this time filling the shoes of Whitney Houston's role in THE BODYGUARD, which is being adapted for a West End theatre. A workshop for the musical was held a few weeks ago, and another - also starring Headley - will take place in January, with an opening night tentatively slated for late autumn. Thea Sharrock is set to direct; Alex Dinelarius has penned the book, which is...

You know what is funny KILL is that me and a friend of mine were having this exact same conversation about gym bodies etc with How To Succeed. He was pissed that Chris Hanke (even though he is nice to look at), was tonned and good shape for the role of FRUMP. My friend wanted a real "character actor" for the part; friend was mad that they all are hunky, but though some costumes pieces on him that make him look nerdy or weird and there you go. Also, on that same subject I am a casting director...

"I listened to the clip of "You're The Top" and I was very disappointed about how canned and phony it sounded, compared to a video of it that I had watched online..." I personally enjoy the entire recording...but at moments I can see why you think it is canned and phony sounded....if I remember correctly, the orchestra recording was first and then the performers came in and recorded the vocals. So, the entire orchestra and performers were not in the same room at the same time as the recording...

I love looking at these pics that really have no clue if they are even real. I just see a score on a desk. Who knows if it's even Ricky's private home or whatever...for all I know it could have been taking somewhere and just posted as him starting vocal rehearsals. Also, the score does indicated a version from 2010, so who knows, maybe this is old...ok I am done...just tired and now this makes no sense... LOL

Phyllis...that really cracked me up....omg I am so going to tell him.

I asked a friend of mine the other day if he was interested in seeing WICKED and or CATCH ME...he replied with a big fat "NO". I asked him why. He said "Because, if I wanted to know about the story they are telling, I would pick up the book and read it or watch the film...I don't need a stage version to tell me the same story that I already know from the film or novel. Besides the book and film tend to be much better because it stays true to the story much more than a stage-version ever does ...

http://broadwayworld.com/article/SPIDER-MANs-Philip-William-McKinley-Michael-Cohl-to-Take-On-THE-BIBLE-20110816 The national buzz surrounding SPIDER-MAN, TURN OFF THE DARK may have died down, but that doesn't mean that the audience is any less wild about the show - or the stops, according to director Philip William McKinley. "Maybe it’s the reality TV factor, but when we stop, the audience goes nuts," he tells Deadline.com. "They love it because it is reality. If the show isn't perfect, what'...

http://www.playbill.com/news/article/153675-Spider-Man-Star-Reeve-Carney-Will-Play-Jeff-Buckley-in-Upcoming-Film Reeve Carney, who stars in the title role of Broadway's Spider-Man Turn Off the Dark, has been cast as Jeff Buckley in the forthcoming “Untitled Jeff Buckley" film. Jake Scott will direct a screenplay by Ryan Jaffe. The filmmakers hold a robust rights package that includes the exclusive rights to Buckley's music and personal archives; Buckley’s mother, Mary Guibert, serves as execu...