Profile for FutureAladdinOnB'Way

Best musical nom. for Little Mermaid.

This is awesome news! I've been waiting to see Ashley Brown in Mary Poppins and now hopefully I can see her if/when it stops in Seattle!

Glad you enjoyed it! When I saw the show, Sierra seemed to be in a bit of a rush, but she still signed and took pictures and she was very nice; I also got Sherie's picture.

I really enjoyed it! I'm a disney guy at heart so really any Disney show will put a smile on my face. Honestly though, I went to see it with an open mind after hearing all of the negative bashing towards the show and I still found it enjoyable. Have a great time!

Definitely not Passing Strange. I've heard nothing but great things about that show from those who have seen it; I feel that In The Heights and Passing Strange are locks. That leaves two slots left: Xanadu received raves across the board so it would appear that it would take one of the two slots; it could be overlooked, but I find that doubtful. Neither A Catered Affair, Cry-Baby, or Glory Days have officially opened so we'll have to wait and see how they are reviewed; I haven't heard too man...

I strongly disagree about miss Scott's performance in Mermaid. It was a fresh new take on the role and I found her to be the strongest part of the show. I believe her acting/singing/comedic timing were spot on. At the very least, Sherie will get nominated. I seem to recall hearing that Rebecca Luker didn't have a chance to get a nomination last year and she did. I still even find it possible for Mermaid to sneak in and receive a Best Musical nomination; it would be Mary Poppins this year.

Aida is the first show that comes to my mind. I honetly think it was robbed a nomination and a very possible win.

This week is my spring break! =)

Being from Seattle, I really want to see the wild Party!

An equity tour at the least would be nice.

Well I'm glad Amy is performing, but I was hoping she'd perform "That's how you know"; no offense to Kristin though.

Wow! I too thought this was only on mine, but I'm glad it wasn't just me.

^ That's how I feel about it; I think it would be a great limited engagement from September-January

Haven't listened to Light In The Piazza so I didn't put it on the list. 1. Aida(Most definitely in the minority here) 3. Urinetown 4. Avenue Q 5. Hairspray 6. The Drowsy Chaperone 7. Spring Awakening

First Musical I saw-Oliver! 1996 First Touring Production-Les Miserables 2006 First Broadway show in New York-The Little Mermaid 2008

^ Exactly

Wow! If you think she's aweful and needs lessons, I'd like to know what you think is good? You should actually see her in the show rather than forming an opinion on her because you would know her "acting" doesn't suck.

I agree with BrianIdol! I saw the show on the 29th and it was incredible!

I bought it yesterday before seeing the show! I've listened to it non-stop since I've returned back home! =)

I second Juno!