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BroadwayBox.com DOES have a Discount Code for Follies: 3BBOX ~ good until Dec 15

Not so mch Broadway, BUT... I'm always lost beginning "Autumn in New York" and "Moonlight in Vermont"

So I Finally found out the REASON and where the good seats are: (FYI, calling them does NOT help...) Ticket Master has been ripping off the Public forever. One of TICKETMaster's OTHER sites is TicketsNow.com. THERE are the DECENT seats at increased prices! While Seats should be selling at $120 advertised price (Available at TM's main site in Row Z) Tickets in Rows K-L-M go for $230 to $268... Check & Compare any date ~ and see the Available seats on TICKETSNOW.com Who knows why its allowed. T...

Ticket Master has been ripping off the Public forever. One of TICKETMaster's OTHER sites is TicketsNow.com. THERE are the DECENT seats at increased prices! While Seats should be selling at $120 advertised price (Available at TM's main site in Row Z) Tickets in Rows K-L-M go for $230 to $268... Check & Compare any date ~ and see the Available seats on TICKETSNOW.com Who knows why its allowed. TicketMaster is evil.

I think that after a Tony-winning turn as Edna Turnblad, HARVEY FIERSTEIN might make a GREAT Dolly!!!

According to FRI July 11, NYTimes: By JULIE BOSMAN; Compiled by JACQUES STEINBERG Published: July 11, 2008 "Raúl Esparza, the Tony-nominated star of “The Homecoming,” will join the cast of “Speed-the-Plow,” the acerbic David Mamet play returning to Broadway in October. Mr. Esparza has signed on to play the role of Charlie Fox, a Hollywood producer, opposite Jeremy Piven, who will play the production executive Bobby Gould. The role of Karen, the ditsy secretary played by Madonna in the origina...

NYTimes: FRI July 11 "Raúl Esparza, the Tony-nominated star of “The Homecoming,” will join the cast of “Speed-the-Plow,” the acerbic David Mamet play returning to Broadway in October. Mr. Esparza has signed on to play the role of Charlie Fox, a Hollywood producer, opposite Jeremy Piven, who will play the production executive Bobby Gould. The role of Karen, the ditsy secretary played by Madonna in the original 1988 production, has yet to be cast.

Any word on Nick? Is he back in the show yet? or still recovering?

I think I missed the ""connection" to Company connection.." Can you elaborate? Thanks >>and.... I also absolutely love the "connection" to Company (aside from Raul).

Hey Ken~ WE chatted one night at COMPANY. I sat in the row ahead of you and Linda. The OUR TOWN reading is at Williamstown, Mass. http://www.wtfestival.org/ It oughtta be a HOOT!

Em, Is THIS your incentive? http://www.theatermania.com/content/news.cfm/story/11160 Raul Esparza to Headline Williamstown Reading of Our Town; Full Cast Set for The Corn Is Green.

Awhile ago, someone included a link to some notecards that had a photo of the Barrymore Theatre with the marquee signs of COMPANY up. Photo, I believe was by Michael Dantuono. Can anyone re-link? Thanks

FYI: Today, FRI July 6: The crowd that arrived in line at 7:45am were the start of the 50 "Stand-by" Vouchers! I know, I'm #7 !

try "The Grass is Always Greener" from "Woman of the Year"

Will be looking forward to next PBS fund-raiser!

There's usually an email sent out by Seth on MON TUES that week This week June 28, 2007 - Debra Monk Check out Seth's website for INFO, or to sign up for his listings! http://www.sethsbroadwaychatterbox.com/home.htm

Tonight's show seemed SO much more relaxed! There seems to be a LOT more mugging facially by ALL cast members this week! On the very last note of "Someone Is Waiting," Raul's voice cracked! He started out on the usually soaring and beautiful "Wait..." and it just went "aggghhhh" Marta started immediately into "Another Hundred People." Raul wanted to laugh SO BADLY. He got up and looked at other cast members to share a smile ~ and no one would make eye contact! He went to position stage left a...

Alas, No recording at tonight's show!

Delighted to hear that bernadttte Peters was reacting to an envelope situation! I happily stand corrected from a non-visual presumption!