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Hi everyone,

There's a new theater podcast called, "Your Program Is Your Ticket", hosted by award-winning playwright Sean Chandler.

Sean will take on various topics including Broadway, Off-Broadway, regional theaters and interview people from all aspects of the theater community.

Check it out here: https://soundcloud.com/user-363664536

supersam,

You got it exactly right. I was also sitting in the last row of the mezzanine last night and struggling to hear Al, too. I won't rehash what you already said, but at intermission a woman sitting next to us, asked us to explain the play to her. She was half-kidding, because she understand the plane/taxes plot, but we were all kind of gobsmacked at how awful the play was.

Another thing that kind of floored me, was that towards the end during a (finally) dramatic moment

Yes, Donna McKechnie was sitting in the first row of the mezzanine at the matinee today.

The gentleman sitting next to her was so familiar looking to me, but I couldn't remember his name?

Anyone who else was there and saw her…..do you know who he is?

Thanks Veronica.

I'll check that out.

Thanks so much!
I really appreciate your quick response.

Hi everyone,

I'm trying to find Ms. Menzel's PR rep/firm for a piece I'm writing.
Would anyone here have that info?

Thanks so much!

Hi BonnieJean,

Thank you SO MUCH for this.

Getting a note to her is a great idea.
I appreciate all of the info.

Take care,
Ellen

It's a pretty esoteric question, but I'll give it a shot, Clyde.

Thanks for your help.
Ellen

Hi everyone,

I have written to Dominique Lemieux (Costume Design) and to the Pippin FB and Twitter page and have not gotten a response to my query about who knit and designed Pippin's sweater.

I was wondering if anyone here might know the answer or where I might find it.

Thanks!

Were the people who participated invited, because I didn't receive anything.

Thanks for any info you have.

Here's more coverage from Time Out New York.
I was telling friends about what Andrea said about the lyrics and now it's nice to have it to share.

Enjoy!

I'm with you on Clive.
Yes! I was thinking about my grocery shopping AND I also gave up on it and couldn't wait for it to end.

It just felt like an amateurish college experimental play. I knew it was going to be different and I was okay with that, but it failed to connect with the audience.

Interestingly, the people who I saw it with, including myself, felt kinda stunned afterwards. It felt like an assault and it took a while to shake it.

I felt bad because I kno