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i went to Anything Goes this week and they checked my ID AND my guest's.

I've been since it reopened. Went to the Friday night show; everyone came out, even Eric. Brian probably stays the longest and Christina seemed to be the hardest to catch--she seems a little skittish or shy.

Not believing these reviews. Did we see the same show? Thought it was weak.

I'll second the sentiment that Laura steals the show. And I'll also eat my words and say Justin Guarini wasn't horrible. Fighting a bad case of the flu right now; will try to post understudies and song list tomorrow if no one else has. Need sleep.

I'll echo this. Did this when I was in high school...Lenny's a fantastic role and in the right hands, can be a scene stealer. That monologue is too fun!

I'm a a rookie to this whole Broadway on Broadway experience. For those of you who have gone before, how early would you suggest going to get a good spot? (I'm short so I have to be strategic with where I stand).

well acted but didn't feel it was well written.

If we must do Annie again.....Allison Janney for Miss Hannigan.

If we must do Annie again.....Allison Janney for Miss Hannigan.

Yes, both shows are selling them at their theatres. Haven't managed to find them at the Broadway stores around town yet though.

I doubt it will be an extremely long run in town. In recent years, the longest run the Orpheum has hosted has been Wicked's several week long run. However, I could be wrong. I know we invested in the show and that Pat Halloran and co. have a special liking for it.

Memphis: January 18 - 23, 2011 Atlanta: April 26-May 1, 2011

Hair (2 x) Billy Elliot Next to Normal The 39 Steps Guys and Dolls 9 to 5 West Side Story Wicked Ragtime Finian's Rainbow South Pacific God of Carnage Rock of Ages

Allison worrying jokingly or sincerely--seemed to be a little of both. He tried to downplay it, explaining that most shows switch over after awhile but really what else could he have done? You don't want to worry your star and you don't want to suggest the show's not doing as well as it could at the stagedoor. I'll echo the sentiment that I really enjoyed the show. I saw Hair and Next to Normal the day before I saw 9 to 5 (and those two put together create a theatre high) but 9 to 5 is a real...

When I went the week before the Tonys, they had switched over to black and white. Allison Janney started signing someone's and realized it was black and white and turned the doorman and asked him "Is the black and white bad? Does that mean something? Should I be worried?"

Theo.

Don't know if this has been posted yet--I apologize if it has. If anyone's dead set on seeing Gavin, he'll be on vacation the week of August 10-17 (according to his website).

I'm 21... Musical: Patti Lupone in Gypsy or Alice Ripley in Next to Normal, though if pressed to pick one, I'd probably pick Alice. Play: Amy Morton in August: Osage County; I was pulling for her during Tony season--thought she was remarkable.

"The swan! The swan ate my baby!"

oh my goodness, iamchanging, I am so jealous. During intermission, my friend and I kept talking about Drop Dead Gorgeous and I really wanted to mention it to Janney at the stagedoor, but I was nervous she'd 1.) not realize the reference or 2.) be like, I'm C.J. from West Wing and you're going to whip out "most smartest" from DDG? Anyways, awesome story...