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Hi guys! Here's mine! Please give me as many gold stars as you'd like! There's no limit! http://www.myspace.com/gleeauditions?link=40091532

Hey, nyc, can you help me out too? I am very curious about this show!

P, if you've got the concept, could you PM it to me too?

BUMP! In the OLC Recording for Sister Act: The Musical, I love when during Fabulous, Baby! one of the girls singing with Patina says, "There she goes fantamasizin'...again!" I always laugh at that moment.

Jordan, that's fair. That's very fair. Still, I think we have all seen shows that are worse than this. I personally have never been a Karen Ziemba fan, but I feel like she is trying so hard to make this material look fun that I almost like her. Most of the actors (professional and non-professional) on this board would probably agree that it's hard to look like you're having a great time when you know you're in a turkey of a show. P, I laughed out loud at "RED-DAY for change"!

Both video previews look like they are fun, if nothing else. Barbara, Sheryl, and especially Karen look like they are having a great time. Sure, it's called acting, but I don't think it's quite as bad as people on this board seem to think. I like "Ready for Change", it's Motown composers composing Motown-esque music.

I was not at all impressed by the clips. Perhaps I was even less impressed by Jerry Mitchell's choreography (I've never been a Jerry Mitchell fan). What is with the snapping and clapping thing during "Live in Living Color"? Aaron and Norbert, especially Norbert, look and sound great though. dramarama2, I agree that the design (scenic and costume) looks cheap. It was very bland.

Definitely Orfeh as Eva Peron. She would knock that part out of the park!

2000-The Wild Party (but I do agree that AIDA was the best of the season) 2001-A Class Act 2002-Thoroughly Modern Millie 2003-Hairspray 2004-Wicked 2005-The Light in the Piazza 2006-The Color Purple 2007-Spring Awakening 2008-In the Heights 2009-next to normal

"Get Out and Stay Out" is a wonderful song, but I am pretty sure that Dolly Parton, the experienced and fantastic songwriter that she is, did not have to turn to Wicked to get inspiration for the song. The evidence that has been provided by you guys is that it starts low and soft and builds up to a high, belty ending. Lots of songs follow that model. Dolly Parton has not tried to recreate "Defying Gravity". If Dolly Parton is guilty of anything, it is using a typical ballad song structure.

Right now, the Revival Cast Recording of Hair and the OBC Recording of Big River! I just love both scores, however different they may be!

Neil Haskell! Sorry for the huge picture...but not really!

Tony Yazbeck!

I was at The Color Purple during the summer of 2007, I think it was. Fantasia Barrino was playing Celie and during intermission, I overheard a conversation behind me: Woman: This is such a great show, isn't it? Man: Yeah! I am having a great time! That lead girl is amazing! Woman: Yeah! (flips through Playbill) Fantazzzzia, it says. Man: Fantazzzzia? Woman: That's what this says! Did you know she was on American Idol! Man: Really? Wow...I guess she didn't win if she's on Broadway. Woman: Gues...

Paulo Szot in a sexy older man kind of way.

George Akram...

Laura Osnes!!!

Can someone PM me the demos too, please? Thanks!!

I definitely agree with 2005! I also think that 2004 had 4 very deserving candidates, although not as tight as 2005.

BEST MUSICAL In the Heights BEST REVIVAL OF A MUSICAL Hair BEST DIRECTOR OF A MUSICAL Michael Mayer, Spring Awakening BEST LEADING ACTOR IN A MUSICAL Norbert Leo Butz, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels BEST LEADING ACTRESS IN A MUSICAL Patti LuPone, Gypsy BEST FEATURED ACTOR IN A MUSICAL John Gallagher Jr, Spring Awakening BEST FEATURED ACTRESS IN A MUSICAL Sara Ramirez, Spamalot BEST BOOK The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee BEST SCORE The Light in the Piazza BEST CHOREOGRAPHY