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You feel him? Interesting. As long as I have a picture of Antonijans wall I am okay.

Oh sorry, I thought Craig was talking about Mean Girls.

Oh sorry, I thought Craig was talking about Mean Girls.

Oh sorry, I thought Craig was talking about Mean Girls.

I would imagine that Miranda's songs (if this is ever done) wouldn't be conventional, but almost militant marches type of songs. Much like most of Blood in the Water from Legally Blonde. Barely sung but fast talking with a beat. Who is Miranda?

Sounds like you had a sucky year. This might be new favorite thread.

Next I believe.

I don't think that the writers wanted us to sympathize with Caroline. If they did the wouldn't have made it so that we sympathize with every other character. In a traditional musical you really connect to the main character and the supporting characters not as much. In Caroline, Or Change it is written so that the audience really connects and feels the most for Dotty, Emmie, Noah, and Rose. Caroline is not a character that the audience is rooting for. She is hard to like, she is tough, she is...

Is that where Cabaret is slated to play?

No she isn't doing another show. PM me and I will give you the gory details.

I certainly don't think that the character of Caroline Thibodeaux is the reason that the show failed. I think that Caroline is one of the strongest and most tragic female characters written for the stage. I would put that character above Mamma Rose, Maria Rainer, Mrs. Lovett and all the others.

Bump!

I didn't realize I had typed Shmuck. Well maybe he is a shmuck...

Yeah, she seems to be popping up in LA in random gigs. Do you know what the name of the song was?

EugLoven? Nope!!

Not only do they paint remarkable images in your head, with your heart as a paintbrush, but they tell some of the most intense and real stories... so delicate and heavy. LMAO.

Thank you for that second by second review, Millie.

While I wish the Morosco, the old Helen Hayes, and the Bijoux were still around instead of that monster of a theater, the Marquis (hence the Drowsey Chaperone joke) I thought that the Marquis was built where the Morosco once stood. They say the Morosco theatre in Drowsy Chaperone not the Bjoux.

Was there really even a push for Harvey at all? I wonder if they would have remained faithful to the stage show or if they would have been willing to make cuts and changes.