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Laura Benanti is my idol, and even I think she's vocally wrong for Fanny. Acting wise, I think she'd be brilliant. I think Anneliese van der Pol would be incredible.

Gypsy Sunday in the Park with George West Side Story Into the Woods Sweeney Todd Carousel Fiddler on the Roof A Little Night Music

This makes me think of those "choose your own adventure" books.

All they need to do now is get Laura Benanti and Steven Pasquale to be Amy and Paul and I'm a happy camper.

So. Excited. It sounds fantastic! And who does the screaming?

This made my day, Dollypop.

Way. Too. Excited. These pictures are freaking amazing! Danny Burstein's cracked me up!!

Yep

I'm not gunna lie...I'm kind of excited. I don't know if I want to see it succeed or fail miserably...either way should be entertaining.

I saw Chicago when I was 13. I grew up rather sheltered and my mom was reeeeeeeeally nervous about me seeing it. She told me it'd be R rated of not worse. We were SUPPOSED to see Thoroughly Modern Millie but tickets were about 5 million dollars, and it was for my sisters birthday and I knew how much she loved Fosse, so I recommended Chicago, which made my sister and dad super excited. I sat next to my mom during the show, and I'm pretty sure she and I enjoyed it more than my dad and sister. W...

I'm actually kinda excited about this...

"Life is around you and in you" "No one is alone" (Into the Woods is full of words of wisdom!) "...you've had an and and you're back to our, makes the or mean more than it did before" (again, Into the Woods) and call me cliche, but "to love another person is to see the face of God" is a favorite of mine

Totally forgot about Fences!!! That's definitely another must read

Streetcar Named Desire The Glass Menagerie Proof The Crucible

The Theo Stockman as Riff Raff suggestion made me extremely happy. As did Laura Benanti as Janet.

Though WSS is a classic, Next to Normal is the one to see.

Nope

Definitely Patti. Buuuuuuuuuuuuut I must say I kinda love Madonna's Evita as well. I don't necessarily like the way Madonna sang it, but there was something about her performance that I thoroughly enjoyed. And I am totally with taboo123 when it comes to the death bed scene. I thought it was very well done.

She was probably talking about when she did "Evita." She was about 15 at the time I believe.

I see her as a Roxie more than Velma, but I'd see her in the show either way! Hope it works out for her.