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Playbill Online doesn't have a stand-by listed for Marie at the moment. Maybe they'll have an update next week? I hope Johanna Day is the new stand-by--I will see her in anything.

Favorites: 1) Brief Encounter--Great performances, gorgeous production values, and I left grinning like an idiot! 2) Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson--No, it's not the best musical to come along in the last five years, but I had a blast and couldn't get the score out of my head. Oh, and Ben Walker... 3) Merry Wives of Windsor--Caught this tour of The Globe UK's production at Pace. I loved seeing this less performed comedy, and the cast looked like they enjoyed every minute of it. I really hope Th...

I believe Mary Faber's last performance is today.

Really? Like frogs, I always saw it advertised as an "X amount of weeks" engagement (20 weeks?).

Add me to the "I loved it!" camp. I had so much fun and walked out inspired. I will definitely see it again before it closes.

American Idiot has the black and red logo tees and the hoodie in 2XL.

I saw Eric Petersen when he went on for Ben Crawford (I don't think he did it more than once) and really loved his Shrek. I'm so excited he's doing the tour!

She is singing to her baby there.

Last night was just further proof that they're absolute aces. If they hadn't handled the situation with the calm and order that they did, there would have been a panic.

Liz Larsen is set to play Vicki Clark's role in the concert.

It is technically the policy not to admit children under the age of 4 precisely for all the reasons mentioned: they can't sit still, they can't keep quiet, etc. In the times I've seen the house manager makes an exception, he or she seats the parents near the exits so that if the child starts up a ruckus, they can get out quickly and disturb surrounding patrons as little as possible. Whether the parents are considerate enough to actually remove their children is another story... Sorry they rui...

For anyone who might be interested in seeing 'Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room,' check your T.V. listings. I did a search last night (yes, this play has piqued my curiosity to learn more), and it turns out it's going to be on one of the business channels next week.

The vomiting was truly terrible, and I believe it all came from one group who must have eaten something bad somewhere. Aside from the woman who caused the hold up at the beginning of the show, two others projectile vomited at the back of the orchestra and a third fell in front of the accessible bathroom. It definitely affected my ability to focus on the show. That said, I liked it, but not as much as I thought I would. Of course, it was the first preview and, from what I've heard, they are wo...

It's not on Amazon yet. Hopefully before the Tony Awards.

I didn't expect to love this show, but I was pleasantly surprised. So endearing and moving, and funny! My cast (Katie Finneran, Natasha Lyonne, Carol Kane, Lucy DeVito, and Capathia Jenkins) was also excellent and had great rapport. I liked the simplicity of the piece, but I can see how it would irk people who expected to get a little more for what they paid. And it is fairly chick flick-y, but that's what the Ephrons do! I hope people keep coming to see it.

Usually they'll let you pop in if it's not too crazy.

Anna Kendrick was so poised and professional in High Society and held her own with the veterans. I'm so glad to see her success. I also adored Mitchel Federan in The Boy From Oz and William Ulrich in Nine.

Not only are non-Equity auditions crowded, but people get there to start a list as early as 2 a.m. I'm not going to start in on the whole lists issue, but know that if you get there any later than 7:30 a.m., you're in trouble.

I am a huge fan of the revival recording. It's really well produced, and the performances are very true to what you would have seen on-stage. That said, I'd also recommend owning the two disc remastered OBC (because it's the original cast!) and the London concert (because the chorus is huge, so the ensemble numbers are incredible).

Met a few of the "guys in skinny ties" afterwards and showed them around the city. I had a really hard time getting them away from the Christmas tree, but they were extremely appreciative. I'm still sore. (My morning coffee is shooting out of my nose as I read this thread. Love you guys!)