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I hope it does come back. It was thought provoking and wonderful. I would go see it again.

I saw this wonderful show at the last Sunday it played. I got my tickets with a discount and I feel NO shame beccause I am so glad I saw it!

Wickedrocks: I was here on Thursday too. While the piece is dated, I wasn't bored. I thought Kiefer was quick with that ad lib and the cast cracked up as well as the audience. I liked the eye candy :)

He was out last night - not sure if he was signing but he was taking pictures with people. While it's true this is a dated piece, I had fun. Sutherland is terrific in his part and I can just watch Chris Noth stand there and do nothing, although that is not what he did.

I loved it. I found it intense on two levels; the cruelty of war and the love of an animal and that animal. The relationship between the boy and his horse was something I related to on many levels, being a animal lover.

War Horse was an amazing theater experience. i cried like a baby at the end and the way the horses are done is fantastic, so real that you a drawn in and forget you are watching puppets, you are watching horses. Brilliant!

Any one know of any? A friend is coming into NYC and can't afford a ticket and I can't afford to pay for two.

I saw this play today. My thoughts: the cast was wonderful and the play is powerful with enough laughs to carry the story to your heart and then ask the big questions. I love Robin Williams and he was wonderful, BUT he spoke his scenes rooted in the middle of the stage. Wasn't he a tiger? Tigers pace but not this Bengal tiger. When Mr. Williams was center stage for his monologues, he just stood there looking out at the center orch. and hardly, if ever looked to the sides of the audience. Sinc...

I am showing my age, but Frank Langella in the 1977 production of Dracula. It was a very sensual performance and he was so handsome back in the day. He played a very sexy and passionate Dracula. I couldn't figure out how to upload a picture.

What about a Spiderwoman? I have 10 bucks to invest.

I have tickets and can't wait!

Add Hot Feet to that list.

BN - what about getting free tickets when the producers paper the audience? Or a free ticket for the gypsy dress? Or a free ticket for opening night when someone gives it to you as he or she is in the cast? Is that also a bad thing? What is the problem with a publicity stunt that actually benefitted the general public? I get all sorts of promotions for shows, discounts, cds, etc. I don't think I have to defend myself, but I don't see an issue with anyone taking advantage of the free ticket an...

"Personally, I am a little bit surprised that on Chicago Facebook Fan Day so many people saw the show live for the first time. Really? How is this possible? Do you people support live theater with your wallets or do you think showing up for free in some way keeps theater alive?" Well, Findingnemo, for whatever reason, I never did get a chance to see Chicago, but thanks for being judgmental about other people's theater going habits or their support of the arts.

What a great day this was! Food, games, tee shirts and hats started the day. They made standing on line not only bearable but fun. The show was terrific with great talent and energy and the audience was so responsive to the actors. I had a terrific time!

While I am not all that impressed with her singing, the costumes are more than any teen might wear on the beach and appropriate for the show.

I go my ticket today. I am sure people will start camping out at the crack of dawn which sort of sucks, since I don't intend on doing that.