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Kiril did the Sat matinee and Trent did the show tonight... so I would assume it would be David. I saw the show tonight and it was fantastic.

BATB was my first Broadway show, when I was nine... in 1995. And I thought that I had seen the most perfect actress playing Belle EVER. Sarah Uriate. I might have to go back and see her for nostaligia's sake.

A Little Night Music.... I couldn't even get through it.

They didn't see any non-union at the most recent replacement call for the tour. Its not worth going to if you aren't union.

I haven't seen it yet, but I'm planning on it. I saw Leslie Stevens (Charity) play the part in Austin, TX several years ago and she was phenomenal and it was directed by the same director. Its worth seeing just to see her. Plus its will be nice to see the Fosse choreography again.

"Don't Know Where You Leave Off" from Sweet Smell of Success. I LOVE that song.

I love "Don't Know Where You Leave Off"! I second that. I'm also a big fan of "Say it Somehow."

I say that Linda Muggleston and really all of the understudies in Wonderful Town really kept that show going for awhile there. Nancy Anderson and Susan Derry both held their own as Eileen... and Matthew Shepard was an amazing swing who I saw in nearly every performance I saw (11) in some capacity.

Go to the student board.. you will get a wide range of opinions.

That would be amazing! I adore Robert Sean Leonard

Try Waterloo on 6th and lamar.

I love the Frug from Sweet Charity. I am also a huge fan of The Aggie Song from Best Little Whorehouse...

"And as far as Sarah.... Someone who wins a TONY for her performance has absolutely no worries of ever having to get a job again. Especially with how wonderful her voice is... even though its COMPLETELY wasted in Spamalot." There are plenty of people who have won their Tony and never work again. It doesn't guarentee you anything.

It usually takes two or three weeks, but if you call about a week after your audition they will usually let you know.

Dan tends to come out of the actual stage door of Circle in the Square. You can usually see him hanging around outside of the theater, on his cell phone(everytime I see him, at least.) The last time I saw it everyone came out, except for Celia I think. It was a Wednesday matinee and she sounded like she had a cold though, so maybe she was just staying in for awhile.

I saw the production in Austin and was not pleased. They cut "Not Me" and the "Elaborate Lives" at the end before they enter the tomb. My friends in the show said that the director thought that they were taking to long to die, so he just cut the song. I think the Long Island show had the same director and from a friend I have in that production, they made the same cuts. The somewhat cool thing about the Austin production was the sandbox/stage thing. the theatre is a thrust, so the thrust was ...

I'm pretty sure that Oklahoma City University has a MFA program.

I am pretty sure Urinetown was an original piece as well.

Rhythm of Life and The Frug used to be my two favorite numbers in the show. Now I am just sad.