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Oh dear

It would be interesting to hear...there's a version of Jekyll and Hyde that they redid with rock re-arrangements and I some parts of it

Happy birthday!!!

Hooray! This makes me happy

I did read the reviews and never actually expected a tour, but a girl can hope can't she? Lol

That's a shame...I didn't see either the Broadway or London productions and was hoping that possibly there would be a tour

I don't know anything about a tour but I do love All For Laura

I've never seen it but I've also heard (and adored) the recording. Where did it play?

Twenty Million People from My Favorite Year Time Warp from Rocky Horror Come on in From the Outside from Taboo Run Freedom Run from Urinetown

There's Jekyll and Hyde, which has two major female parts (Lucy and Emma) plus several smaller ones (Lady Beaconsfield and another prostitute whose name I can't remember...) and other women are needed for the scenes in the Red Rat. For men, there's Jekyll/Hyde, Simon Stride, Danvers, and Utterson, who all have significant lines/singing, plus other men on the Board of Governors The ensemble is involved in Facade, which is one of the first numbers, the several reprises of Facade that occur, and...

http://www.ibdb.com/production.asp?ID=13314 Not sure if this will be much help but it might give you a place to start

Yeah, I wish that more concerts were recorded, like they did with the Hair concert a few years ago

I ADORE Chess!!! I've never been able to see it but the music is incredible. I've got the Broadway recording and the concept album and wish that the 2003 concert cast had been recorded because the videos that I've seen of it were fantastic.

Don't Do Sadness/Blue Wind with John Gallagher Jr.

Found it! http://www.nymf.org/module-ShowManager-display-sid-164.html

Didn't he do a NYMF show this fall?

I haven't been lucky enough to see her live but I did see Legally Blonde on MTV and she was excellent

High Fidelity Amour Lestat Chess Anyone Can Whistle

I've thought of others... "Those You've Known" from Spring Awakening "Back to Before" from Ragtime The very end of The Woman In White "I close my eyes, and I still see his face" And actually, most of Taboo