Profile for Undeniably Bway

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Jamie - it was a fantastic evening. The raffle for the special movies was a highlight ?format=auto&width=600 Marty and Julia left me speechless... not easy feat!

Looking forward to the next McBenefit.

So, now with the fairly short first act... what is its running time?

There is really nothing to get over and it's not really a case of being "PC"... the term you think was humorous is offensive. Your inital posts had no indication whatsoever of your later explanation.

"OH, for the love of G-D. "
"funny. I didn't realize Brooks was Jewish until the reviewer told me eight times in his rejew. "

Margo, I can't wait to see your reaction when Pippin comes up with a "humorous" term for a review(er)from a magazine that represents your community.

Pippin, I am curious as to why you reacted the way you did. It seems a little excessive. Jewish Week is a respected newspaper for the Jewish Community and often reviews theatre pieces. Is it so strange that they would review the newest offering by a prominent member of their community?

I also suggest you re-read the article as to your word count in respect to Mr. Brooks.

The term you used to describe the article is disgusting and anti-semetic.

Edna is a cult film icon re-created on Broadway by a Broadway legend (Harvey).

Has anyone seen Tragedy! I'm curious about this one.

After seeing Marc Kudish perform a portion of Zorba at Broadway Unplugged last year... I'll cast my vote for him.

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It was a wonderful performance and the audience was fantastic. The only thing that was more fabulous than Patti's thunderous ovation at the end..... was Stephen Sondheim's and Arthur Laurent's when they hit the stage at the end. It was incredible. The appreciation that the audience had for the entire company overwhelmed even the cast. Patti took a camera and took pics of the audience at the end. The ovation went on for a very long time.

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Jay - it's in the lyrics of Ladies Who Lunch ?format=auto&width=600

"A matinee, a Pinter play"

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Best Play, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Featured Actor

and.... I also absolutely love the "connection" to Company (aside from Raul).

The ones in heavy rotation

Aida
Company
Wild Party - Lippa
Drowsy Chaperone
Rent (ocr) always......
Rocky Horror Revival
Tick Tick Boom
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and an Awesome Women compliation I made for myself

Trailer Park.... so much fun ?format=auto&width=600

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I think it seats approx 2750.

Greg Jbara would be outstanding as Dad.

I would like to see Michael Arden give it a shot.

A friend and I were at the show as well and Craig is absolutely right - the crowd was enormously entertained.