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My acting teacher was actually in the original cast. Liz McConahay? She works at a theater called PTW in NJ. I know, a little random, but I saw Full Monty and got excited.

I haven't seen any others. I don't really know anything about the Easter Bonnet competition. A friend of mine sent me that link and I was hysterical laughter.

I too have sentimental reasons for loving the Majestic. I agree with the Gershwin. I didn't like the Nederlander (though I have emotional attatchments to the show), it's not in very good condition.

That's a very hard one to answer. There are a ton of really excellent ones. I'd say Sweeny Todd is definately up there, with Gypsy. And yes, I too love Spring Awakening. Watcha gonna do about it?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rO-b2rRNchc This made me smile.

Wow. People on this board are extremely rude. Way to rip the kid to shreds. Even if you disagree, there's a way of saying your opinion without being cruel. If you don't like these types of threads, ignore them. Bwayboy2 is a member of this website just as you are and has a right to post what he wants without being picked on.

Honestly, I don't understand the people who say it's timeless. Yes, the message is timeless, but the issues are a bit dated. I'd agree with mid 90s. '94 - '96.

Avenue Q is an overall better musical. Wicked is a beautiful, beautiful, beautiful show. It's hard to compare two shows that are so different. But in general, I'd pick the puppets. I also really hate the crazy fan-girls that obsess about Wicked. Not that that would change which show won the Tony.

I'm not shocked, but I'm not happy about it. All great shows have to close sometime.

The show was bad enough...

I'm not one to give advice on the subject, but I hope you have an excellent time! I am extremely jealous.

I'm not one to give advice on the subject, but I hope you have an excellent time! I am extremely jealous.

I'll be sure to keep an eye out for her. :)

"Also, Mary Sunshine is not a lead." True, but I still believe that in either case it takes something away from the show.

In my opinion, it would have, but I definatley prefer Edna as a man. Either way, the story has a good message, there's a great score and it's a fun family show. I think that Edna as a woman wouldn't keep families from going to see Hairspray. However, I still would hate for Edna to be played by a woman. It's a funny little quirk to have a man in drag play a woman's part. edit: In the movie version of Chicago, if you recall, Mary Sunshine was played by a woman and I don't think it affected the ...

Thanks guys! Just curious, but did anyone who was there catch when Patti called June "Joan?" As for the seats, the view was pretty good, but it was uncomfortable having to crane my neck over to see the stage.

I agree, both sides are crazy. I was amazed by Patti's performance in Gypsy (unfortunatly, the first and only time I've seen her) and truly respect her work, but I'm not a crazy fangirl, constantly obsessing about LuPone every chance I get. And there are those who have a different opinion and don't love her work, but nobody really has to bash Patti fans every time her name's mentioned. The whole thing is rediculous! People should be allowed to have an opinion with out extreme Patti-lovers or ...

The performance of Gypsy tonight was absolutely phenomenal. I am in awe of Patti Lupone; she is truly a goddess in the flesh. Because I'm only in high school I haven't been fortunate enough to see as many shows as I would like. That in mind, this was the best performance I've ever seen in my life. The entire cast was incredable, and I enjoyed every moment. I wish I had a better seat. We were in the balcony, which wasn't terrible, but I'm used to being seated closer to the stage. I went with t...

I think that it's incredible that a 7-year-old girl would choose to sing this. Sure, she needs voice lessons, but come on, she's 7! In a couple of years...

If it says that someone else is now playing her part, then yes, she left.