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Chester Gregory. Any show, any time. Enormous voice and stage presence.

This is the perfect role for Chester! Very excited all around, but especially about his casting as Jimmy!

Got this today, and downloaded it -- very cool! Recording Artist, Multi-award winning performer & Broadway Star CHESTER GREGORY releases "BREAKBEAT KARAOKE" - The Mixtape on Tuesday, June 23, 2009, at no cost to consumers exclusively at www.ChesterGregory.com. BREAKBEAT KARAOKE is a collection of throwback "breakbeats" from classic hip hop tunes with remixes from songs from the debut album "In Search of High Love", in addition to new compositions specifically created for this mixtape. It feat...

Kristin Chenoweth Jennifer Gambatese Carol Channing

Cry-Baby

I'm with Reginald Tresilian - Barbra's!

Loved John Raitt as well, and Robert Goulet--was thrilled to be able to see him in La Cage, and he still looked and sounded GREAT! But going in a totally different direction, the best male voice on Broadway now is Chester Gregory, without a doubt!

I'm with BrodyFosse123 - Leslie Kritzer would blow Rosie out of the water!!

Blackberry, Garmin GPS, a bunch of toothpaste and dental floss, a camera..cant remember what else.

It was better than I thought it would be, which isn't saying a whole lot. Liza and Jane K. were great, the rest was kind of odd. I'll give it another shot, kind of nice to have a live variety show on, but she needs some new writers and better guests (and more Broadway numbers, lol)!

It sounds like something really nice, to be able to have those who stutter participate in the theater--congratulations to you.

I can't stand it when that happens, and it happens A LOT it seems. It's bad enough in a movie theater, but at a live show its not just incredibly rude to the other theatergoers but to those on stage... It does go back awhile though-- I remember seeing the original Dreamgirls and people started clapping and cheering before that last, great note of Jennifer Holliday's "And I am tellin' you..." Frustrating and annoying!

I want Cry-Baby too. :blush:

Thanks to all who posted video, great memories of that beautiful voice--and the cigar commercials were great too. RIP Edie Adams.

Okay, thanks bossbear -- never been there, but heard it was a pretty cool place.

Anyone going? Does anyone know what Brooklyn Academy of Music is like as a venue?

Looks like he's starting a tour! According to his newsletter (I assume on his website too): Thanks to YOU, the response to my album "In Search of High Love" has been overwhelming - so overwhelming that I have come to the ultimate decision that requires me to take a leap of faith to push this album full speed ahead! I am happy to announce that on October 18th 2008, I will launch a series of performances in New York, Seattle, Atlanta, and Los Angeles. I am also announcing my departure from "Shr...

and you know he cheated on her, how exactly?

David Elder?

Why'd the other thread on this get deleted?