Profile for TheatreRatinBlue

So the other day I was vegging out on my couch watching tv and I swore up and down that Kristin Chenoweth was in this Old Navy (I think) commercial. Has anyone else seen it? Is that her? I really can't tell!

i have the same gripe. although i have yet to have the chance to go to New York to see it, i've been aware of the show since i saw it on the Rosie show. My sister (who is 6 years older than me) likes to pretend that she's all about theatre when she knows jack **** about anything when it comes to theatre. This is the same girl who thinks Joseph and the Amazing Technicolored Dream Coat (THE MOVIE!!) is the best musical ever. it makes me want to smack people!

ehem... POTO RENT Wicked Sweeney Todd Company West Side Story Little Shop of Horrors Hedwig and the Angry Inch Miss Saigon The Scarlett Pimpernell Children of Eden Jekyll & Hyde Titanic Side Show Jesus Chirst Superstar

The Light in the Piazza: i'm still trying to get into it. and i've had the cast recording for a few months Les Miserables: at first it didn't apeal to me, but now WOW Little Women: it took me a while to warm up to it.

For all of the songs already listed that I'm very familiar with I totally agree. However, I'm very surprsed that out of 113 posts I am going to be the first one to post these songs. To The Lifeboats, We'll Meet Tomorrow and Still From Titanic and I Can Hear Music from Leader of the Pack The Titanic songs make me tear up every damn time, with Leader of the Pack, I think it has more to do with the staging of that song when I saw it, although the song is fairly sad.

ya know everytime i go to buy cd's i always forget about Children of Eden, i've been itching to get it for the past three years. And i keep forgetting.

i named my little brat of a cat Banquo, we call him Bankie for short or Mr B.

You almost had it right the first time Gwyneth Paltrow...it looks wrong, but it isn't. I was glancing between this and my people magazine when i happened upon a picture of her and her child...**big gulp** Apple. God why do people name their kids stupid names!

I've stage managed several times at my Community Theatre and i'm getting ready to stage manage again for Enchanted April. From my understanding and expierence, the stage manager (after the show is in run) is basically in charge of the entire damn thing. They call the show (lights, sound, props, ect.) they also can become winner of the "who me" award should anyone fall ill. I've always enjoyed being a stage manager, i don't think it's anything that can be taught, it's something you kinda have ...

I adore the music to this show, but unforturnately the book is really weak. I was kinda upset by that. I went into the theatre all psyched but when the show was over I walked out of the theatre, congratulated the people I knew in the show (community theatre production) then after the boosting of egos had subsided I leaned over to my sister and said "the boat sank so what? but at least the music was great"

Liza with a Z makes baby jesus cry. lol I recenctly saw Caberet the movie, and it was my first time ever seeing it and i just wanted to reach through the screen and smack her, i just don't find her entertaining at all, but thats just MY humble opinion.

i saw that show about two weeks ago at a local actors equity theatre and it was god aweful! i wanted my money and time back. The songs were corny, the dancing was horrible, it was just rediculous.

I'm noticing that alot of these songs come at the end of the show or at the end of the act, then they really aren't a "Show stopper" per say the last song of an act or the show are suppost to be larger then life, so the audience will come back. Let's face it, if Defying Gravity didn't have what it has, no one would come back for the second act.

With Godspell it feels like my 6 year stint in Catholic School is coming back and slapping me in the face. I can't stand that show, the whole bag of goods. Now, i've seen JCS at least 20 times, from professional productions to high school productions, i can't get enough of that show, although the first movie of it made me want to shoot myself in the face. I would have to go with JCS hands down, I like the complexity of Judas in it. **sigh** judas...talk about a dream role. What vocal range is...

"We'll Meet Tomorrow" Titanic

i almost threw up, John "RA" volta as Edna?! WTF!! i think i'd boycott the movie.

**WARNING:over share about to commence** seeing cat's icon uplifted me okay that's over.... Popular-Wicked Good Morning and Singing in the Rain-singing in the rain Some Fun Now-LSOH Over the Moon and La Vie Boheme-RENT NON MUSICAL music Baby Got Back-Sir Mix-a-lot Whatcha wating for?-Gwen Stefani

that's almost as funny as my suggestion of Anna Nichole Smith playing Glinda http://www.broadwayworld.com/board/readmessage.cfm?boardname=bway&thread=544645#544645

My Community Theatre did a Production of "The Hobbit" and it was so god awful, over half the audience left at intermission. I went back to my high school to see a production of Guys and Dolls, and that show is such a hard one to screw up and i'm ashamed to even say i did this, but i walked out in the middle of Luck Be a Lady Tonight!