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Oh, I have a good one. My second time seeing [title of show] (I went thrice before having to leave the city) I was at stagedoor (obviously) and I was talking to my friend. So when Hunter came over to me he like randomly gave me a hug, but he did that the other time I was there so I kind of went with it. I talked to everyone else and it was normal, then Susan came out. She came over to me (I was at the end) and said "I know you! How have you been?" And then she kind of opened her arms for me t...

Into the Woods: basically the entire show but one that comes to mind "And take extra care with strangers, even flowers have their dangers. And though scary is exciting, nice is different than good." Also, from [tos] in Die, Vampire, Die when they go "Your song is repetitive, your song makes me tired; your song is repetitive, and it doesn't rhyme." Oh and in Part of it All when they say "If we need a quick VIP seat to Wicked, we'll get it 'cause we're PopUlar." Makes me smile everytime.

Star Wars- The Musical Epic there's a demo floating around of a Star Wars musical.

Not sure if you consider these people "Broadway Stars" but both made their Broadway debut in Les Mis as children: Jason Tam Gerard Canonico (is he still considered a kid? He's 18, I think.)

Mean Girls. And seconding Little Miss Sunshine.

The Last 5 Years Songs For A New World [title of show]

I'm glad to hear it isn't always onstage. I, too, am going with my grandmother. She would definitely NOT want to sit onstage. I figured I could make her put up with it, but I'd rather see it at least once from orchestra as well. Also, by August, will rush lines be insane, or no since people will still be all over the Tony winners (i.e. Spring Awakening where people get there at 4:30 AM)? My plane lands in the city at around 2:30 PM and then I have to check in to my hotel and such...I could pr...

I heard rush tickets are always onstage...true or is it just anything they have left in the theatre? Also, if I got to the box office at around 5:30 (since they start selling at 6 for an 8PM show, I hear) would I still be able to get tickets?

Heather is on her honeymoon. She'll be back either the 10th or 11th. I think it's the 11th, though.

Who cares? I'm not going back to see Wicked until Stephen Schwartz rewrites the lyrics. O rly? I won't go back until Stephen Schwartz plays Elphaba!11!1!!!one In all seriousness, I don't really care.

I did. I sent it around January-ish and got it in March. When they send out playbills, they send out a big batch from all the requests and everyone gets it around the same time. So some people wait a week and others wait months. They will probably send out a batch either right before Krysta leaves or right after Alexandra comes in.

oops....sorry! I kind of need sleep.

I didn't see other threads on this, so.... http://www.playbill.com/news/article/109338.html

Claudia - Raul Esparza that is brilliant. marry me.

Heather Parcells extended. d'Amboise did extend, but now she has a "Matinee Cassie." Whatever, Charlotte.

Ooh! I completely forgot Ragtime and Aida. I'd LOVE revivals of both.

I agree that a Carrie revival could do very well. What I really want: Into The Woods (in two years) Parade West Side Story

A rap opera. How...reveloutionary? Except this is Eminem. Every other word would be "F***k"

Well, I know during the summer Spring Awakening is taking off Sunday, but I'm seeing that at the Saturday matinee anyway, so it's the least of my worries.

Oh, and on the top of the page where it says 'Order by:' select performance and it'll show what's playing each night. That's possibly the most helpful thing I've ever seen. Thank you so much! And yes, Rent does, but I'm going during the begining of the Adam and Anthony thing so that would be hard to get tickets for.