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It is indeed a massive show. I was in Toronto a couple week ago and toured backstage with the associate director. I don't know what they are, but there are some changes planned for the tour. Right now, all of the Act I sets have to be raised into the flies during Act II, and vice versa, as there is no room for both acts' sets in the wings. The treadmill ramp and flowered set pieces for Munchinland create a beautiful effect — as the ramp turn, the pieces to the side move with it, giving the lo...

"Basically as long as "The Beast" nails "If I can't love her", I'll be happy." Well, Marway44, he certainly didn't when I saw the tour in Spokane in January — wrong notes all over the place. The whole production was pretty amateurish, I thought — every line that could be funny was played for laughs, and the Beast acted like a whiny two-year-old. Gaston was pretty amazing, though!

Harold Hill - The Music Man Puck - A Midsummer Night's Dream

Harold Hill in The Music Man

A Little Night Music

Fred Applegate: The Producers, Young Frankenstein, La Cage Aux Folles Brian D'Arcy James: Shrek, Next to Normal Keaton Whittaker: Shrek, A Little Night Music Sean Martin Hingston: Curtains, Promises, Promises Erin Davie: Curtains, A Little Night Music

Good idea, lsinger2. It sounds like fun to watch the stars. Do you have any suggestions for tux rentals?

Thanks for the quick reply, singer! I will definitely call the day the go on sale. The Tonys are the main reason for the trip, and I didn't want to get the trip booked, and then discover the awards would be sold out with no chance of us getting tickets. Again, thanks!

My partner and I are planning a trip to NYC in June, and we'd like to see the TOny Awards while we're there. Is it an event that sells out in minutes, or can I call around the time that tickets go on sale and be pretty much assured of getting some? I figured if anyone would know, it would be somone here... Thanks!

I just took a look at the script and at Liat's entrance, the stage directions say, "A small figure appears in a doorway, a girl, perhaps seventeen."

Whatever you do, don't miss Curtains. The show is hilarious and David Hyde Pierce, Debra Monk and Karen Ziemba are wonderful. Hearing Jason Danieley sing I Miss the Music is not something anyone should miss. Curtains is so much more than a musical comedy. I saw it on May 20 and was able to get discounted front row/centre tix just two weeks ahead of time.