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zimmy got it right and you can tell when the unveiling hap[pened on the CD (obviously by the change to normal voice)

I LOVED Audra's Dot at Ravinia --- played with all ranges of emotions soared through the score. I would jump at the chance to see her in full scale production of this (or just about anything).

Go Mr Varley -- great pics on the web page!

JAC -- try over 20 years ago in college....the Boston company. FUn show!

you are right -- it was on the telecharge site and I don't see it... Her Website has concerts listed on 1/20 and 2/14

it's one of the nations biggest and most famous parades -- you'll not an attempt at theming -- Brass Band, Great Big Stuff -- part of the Biggest parade.... I am surprised they are showcasing CHitty with a closing notice -- but it is a family show...

I'm pretty certain that if you are at the box office and explain your situation in a calm manner, you will get the dates exchanged...keep calm and simply explain you would like tickets for a time you can see Ms Friedman -- I have never been denied that. I have seen people think that if they "show the moron" behind the glass who is boss get nowhere -- really fast....

To some extent, I can understand Kiss Me Kate seeing as how was not developed as a true book musical -- but Oklahoma??? That really confuses me -- the show may seem "dated" to today's audience but I'm very curious WHY people think it's so bad -- I certainly hope those with that feeling are basing it on a professional production and not local community/high school production.

You beat me to the punch Robbie --- that's exactly what I read from the very start of this thread....

Is it even a remote possibility that there has been some cast cohesion and tightening from the first preview to the performance Margo saw? From my point of view, I did not see any of Margo's review directed to any individual(s) --- as I read it, Margo predicted this to be a piece that resonates with the public -- hence a hit. There have been plenty of "hits" that many of us did not like or have any interest in seeing... Don;t know about the house issuing tickets through employees -- I thought...

one of my "list of 5" and I would do him in Macy's Herlad Square windows on THanksgiving morning!

I was supposed to go Wednesday evening, but silly me booked two shows that night -- since Marmelade was part of the series, easy swap for early December. I've not heard a word yet, but it has been only 3 performances...

wish I was tehre in person, rather than in sprit -- I am thrilled for you Bway -- knock 'em dead!

This production really worked for me -- and as others said, admit to going in nervous. I intentionally stayed away from the threads so I could see it as cleanly as possible...I knew people either loved it or did not with very little middle ground. The Prince production will always be a masterpiece and revered...however I think this interpretation really worked. It did bring the basic human elements of love, rage, jealousy, et all to the forefront of the story. I felt more connected to the cha...

here you are....

just read this -- thought and prayers for a full and speedy recovery!

Rath -- when I read the title of the thread I thought you were referring to our BWW poster Munkustrap...I was puzzled and now feel like a goof ball!

I have been thrilled with Theatermania GOld Club for the past 2 years -- I have friends in the other papering services and the selection of offerings has been comparable...I have seen plenty of stuff on Broadway, off, off-off. I have not found a considerable difference in the offerings....

I am still trying to change some plans to make a trip to Madison -- I mean what are frequent flyer miles for! Break a leg handsome --- can't wait to read the reviews!

Congrats to Jerby....sorry I was not able to make it to the Duplex -- was there in spirit!