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Saturday, Feb 22 matinee: Murderer: Rosa Datchery: Helena Lovers: Puffer and Bazzard (both played by understudies, incidentally: Jennifer Foote and Nick Corley)

Is it bad if I listened to it and assumed Chris Colfer was singing the Jenny/Choirgirl part until I read the comments?

Is anyone else confused by how in the trailer, there's the "Who was that girl" exchange between Marius and Eponine, and yet there's still the "I do not even know your name" lyric in A Heart Full of Love?

The Into the Woods number was in when I saw it about three weeks ago. It started with Sondheim singing about the "Agony" of putting up Into the Woods in Central Park, and he was later joined by Donna Murphy and Amy Adams in their respective costumes. I don't remember too many specifics, but I remember a bit involving Amy Adams being endearingly clueless about what she was getting herself into.

So in Bernadette's concert at Carnegie Hall, she tells a now fairly well known story about how she was in the tour of Gypsy at the age of 13, and though her mother had put in her bio that she played Dainty June, she was in fact only the understudy, and that a young woman named Susie Martin played June. Curious about who this Susie Martin was, I found an article about how she was injured by a falling set piece, and her understudy (presumably a 13-year-old Bernadette) stepped in. Does anyone kn...

Can I take a guess at what high school you attended (attend?)

MarkBearSF: Sunday in the Park with George is based on (or inspired by) a painting. Assassins is based off of actual people. Into the Woods revolves almost entirely around already conceived plot lines (at least the first act.)

"Teaser" from Ghostlight:

She's playing Sandra in North Shore Music Theatre's All Shook Up later this month.

Any updates on how today went? Planning on getting in line around 5 tomorrow morning, but I'm kind of nervous about the weather.

Danny, I am SO on board with you. Everything about that production was so captivating. I also loved the transformation from bubble bath to full attire during "Glitter and be Gay." Here's a clip of "Make Our Garden Grow" from the MZ production at the Huntington in Boston, starting with the flowers emerging. One of the most powerful moments I've experienced in a theatre. http://youtu.be/txvq4KI43P8

The pterodactyl that entered the recording studio after "Start hoisting, wench" in Happy New Year A on the Rent cast recording

Take That Look Off Your Face (Song and Dance/Tell Me On a Sunday)

Made my day

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I am extremely excited about this casting. It reminds me of that That's So Raven episode where Raven has a vision and disguises herself as a nun. Or something. Seriously, I think this has the potential to be spectacular. As much as I enjoyed Patina's performance, I have a feeling that Raven will bring that certain spark that I didn't necessarily get when I first saw the show. And I know this isn't the point of the thread, but I just want to say: What's wrong with judging a performance based o...

I agree with the above comments. Some good material, but it gets lost in some bits that simply aren't funny. Trim it down and it'd have a much better effect! I'd recommend keeping the comments that are snarky while still showcasing your love/obsession with musical theatre (e.g. Alice Ripley is the weirdest person alive...I worship her) and cutting the bits that come off as unnecessarily bitchy (e.g. the comments about Barbara Cook, Emily Skinner, etc) That being said, I find Jason Robert Brow...

I'm sure she's performed it in stranger venues...