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first off, I fell in love with 8 1/2 before Nine, so this is where i am coming from. The Overture is amazing, and you just need the women singing it, no introductions necessary Guido's Song, My Husband Makes Movies, Call From the Vatican, Nine, Be Italian, Bells of St. Sebastian, Unusual Way, Only you, Grand Canal finale, Be on Your Own, and I Can't Make This Movie-kept Not since Chaplin, Script/ Folies Bergeres,and A Man like You seem likely to become dialogue Contini Submits, Grand Canal se...

Some Mame (OBC) mixed with Flower Drum Song (revival)

I think it was a musical but it's been several years since I read about it. But Hagar the Horrible: The Musical

I'm going to be getting this when it comes out

I am so getting up at 7 tomorrow, thanks for the details

its the dance remix, and not that bad

Giants In The Sky 20 + Agony 26 It Takes Two 1 On the Steps of the Palace 27 - Agony Reprise 31 Lament 25 Moments In The Woods 13 Last Midnight 29 No More 16 No One Is Alone 31 Finale 19

Camelot, it seems like it is too long. It's just a dry musical. it's front loaded with songs and then you have dialogue for a hour and then the next song, intermission, a song, dialogue for 3 hours and then a song.

I am asking for: Mary Poppins (London) 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee The Civil War Miss Saigon Porgy & Bess (complete recording) and maybe Piazza?

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I think there should be an easier way to find this out. Like over at IBDB they should have a page for each years tony awards, including hosts. Or they could have it set up like how IMDB has the awards, setup.

I was doing some reading today for my Theatre history class and the book says that Roman New Comedy eliminated the Chorus, added musical accompaniment to the dialogue, emphasis on eavesdropping that leads to misunderstandings and complications. Then it goes into Plautus and says much of his dialogue was set to music and sung. Are these the beginnings of Opera or of Musical theatre? If it is the later then its funny since Plautus's plays inspired Rodgers and Hart to write Boys from Syracuse an...

My favourite suggestion has to be Captain Planet.

The Music Man, Marcellus Washburn for a stint of six months with two different directors. I was hoping the second time around that I'd get a different part but no. It was a fun time none the less

Wicked

Did either of these show release a cast recording?

do they have a date for Once Upon a Mattress yet?

42nd Street was already a movie musical, and after Rent I'm hoping that it's going to be The Producers, because its so funny.

I second Les Misérables and sixth Ragtime

thanks for this information Capn, Im going to bookmark that website.