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And the new Aaron Burr is.....Here are the clues. Can you guess who?

Marcus Paul James not only rehearsed but went on in In the Heights during the end of the run of Rent on Broadway. I recall him doing a matinee at one show and the evening at the other. Same producers so it wasn't a problem, and I'm sure the pay was great.

Anyway, Joshua Henry would be profound in the role.


Why Doesn't Broadway Sell Ice Cream at Intermission

I wanted to specify that the ice cream available currently are personal sized containers (like the Ben and Jerrry's "mini-cup" size) and are very much self-contained. They're not a drastic mess; Mr. Softee isn't giving out soft serve cones in the lobby!


I was onot told the success of ice cream in the West End theatre was because it was an easy way to cool the audience down in a non-air conditioned venue. I've never minded it, and found the concept charming.


Here's an article The Guadian did on the history with no clear answer, aside from a vague idea of when it began. http://www.theguardian.com/stage/theatreblog/2011/jan/18/ice-cream-theatre-interval


Theater Accessibility and Deaf Patrons

I've recently become hard of hearing, after many years of theatre-going and studying theatre, so this is new to me. I do not know ASL but I intend on learning. Since the hearing loss began, I have yet to attend any theatrical performance with OC, so I cannot comment from personal experience.

Your blog and the responding posts/responses cover all the bases, including all of my own concerns. Ultimately, OC is accessible to a broader audience of d/Deaf/HOH patrons. There are less resources

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