Profile for Finch

You are all forgetting the multiple revolves in Oliver Smith's original designs for My Fair Lady.

1. Auntie Mame -- Sylvia Sydney (Bus n Truck co)2. The Music Man -- Preston and Cook3. The Producers -- Original Co4. Les Miz -- Original Co--Tryout5. Mame -- 2nd perf in Philly -- Tryout6. Gypsy --- Merman, Lansburrry, Daly, Peters, LaPone7. My One and Only -- Tryout8. 42nd Street -- original tyrout

I saw it last Thursday 3-3-22 and it was great. Funny, slick, entertaining, and --at times--a little bit blasphemous. Somehow, I felt I was seeing a show that would be great in rep with "Mormon."For the $45 streaming charge it is well worth it.This is my first in-person play since Hadestown, Moulin and Tina 25 months ago. It is a great way to go back to the live theatre world and truly enjoy it!!!!!!!

It is scheduled to open on Netflix on Friday, December 11, 2020 at 8pm est. I guess it's gonna be a Hanukah present for all of us who saw in in NY, and want the rest of the world to be able to enjoy it too!

I guess I'm the oldest one online---so farOn Broadway--The Music Man [Preston/Cook]--8/57On Tour--Auntie Mame [Sylvia Sidney]--4/57

Dance of the VampiresA Mother's KissesShogunMata HariHer First RomanAnnie 2AidaSpiderManand others.....

Hey Folks-- we listen to show music over and over and over. We listen--We like--We learn!And now, during this time of realistic crisis, we have the opportunity to watch and hear performers who are giving us free concerts that we may never have been able to enjoy. Dr. LaPook has been refreshing our knowledge about the Corona19 and how to avoid, hopefully prevent getting it. Yes, it is repetitive, but yes, too, it is important. If we hope to be alive and able to hear our favorite music [on what...

Eternity appears to be the longevity of a show if:It sells tickets andIt has an audience

I think I am going back the farthest with my the first of the best touring productions--which have to say was at the top of my list, since it started me on the road to seeing professional theatre whenever I can: AUNTIE MAME starring Sylvia Sidney, spring 1957. I was around 14 at the time. My second and third best touring productions are/were: the Chicago production of RAGTIME, with Barbara Walsh as Mother, and LITTLE ME with most of the original cast. That one was seen on the opening night of...

PROM-PROM-PROM-PROM-PROM-PROM-PROM-PROM-PROM-PROM-PROM-PROM-PROM-PROM-PROM-PROM-PROM-PROM-PROM-PROM-PROM-PROM-PROM-PROM-PROM-PROM-.......I really like it!!!!CHER was a drag--weak script--although costumes and the Cher trio, along with Sonny, were very good

YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks!

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They are great--and will get you out on time. You'll have to walk down 8th Ave, about 5 blocks, to get to the theatre.If you need to, ask to sit at the bar for diner. Same food and same atmosphere.

The OBC Capitol recording of The Music Man. [Also, it was my first Broadway show, way back in the 1950s]

ShogunMata HariAnnie 2Dance of the VampiresWhistle Down the Wind

I saw it last Saturday, and really liked it. There were a couple of sections that were just too wordy, and had to be edited/rewritten, or .....I have seen a number of tryouts in DC, from Beyond the Fringe [1964, I think] to Mean Girls [last year]. This is, as far as I am concerned, one of the better ones. Some of those on this board are making it out to be a Shogun or Mata Hari. That, it is NOT!! Although it is not a DEH [also a DC tryout], it is still a fun, excellent technically presented s...

Thank you!Sigh . . . .

Are there any codes for Discount Tickets for Cher, and the Prom for February 1, 2, or 3?The only ones I have seen appear to end in early January.Thanks

And, damnit, I'm too old for them!!!!! Sorry, I misread the original question.