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I am having the exact same problem Bruce, every video is playing BUT the one we want!

I am having the exact same problem Bruce, every video is playing BUT the one we want!

The full video of the concert on the Live From Lincoln Center PBS page wont play for me am I the only one??

I'll never forget my first trip to New York City in 2005. Top ticket prices were $100-110 dollars, and TKTS were priced at $50. Its saddening to think of where these prices will go in the coming years.

http://choreographerjasonsparks.com/Reel.html Here is a link with some footage of 'Grand Hotel' at Penn State University last year. This production was choreographed by Jason Sparks and directed by Nathan Brewer; the same team that mounted the NYC Theater at St Clements production last November.

Yes yes yes yes PLEASE. Love this show.

The non-eq American Idiot that is currently touring the US is the same tour that was in the UK a few months back. The current tour cast is pretty spectacular. When this leg of the tour ends early summer, the show is going to Asia for a month or so then returning to the US to continue touring. To my understanding, much of the cast will be new after the Asia leg. American Idiot is an extremely taxing show to tour non-eq; the demands of the show combined with the one-nighters, split weeks, and c...

I so appreciate all of your suggestions!

Thanks for the suggestions so far! allthatjazz- She is certainly a strong enough soprano for the song, but its perhaps a bit overdone.

Title says it all! A close friend of mine is in a bind and in search of a comedic soprano song. She is a lovely ingénue type. Think "Wheres My Other Shoe" from She Loves Me. Thanks in advance fellow theatre lovers!

"Smashing, New York Times" by Charles Strouse and Lee Adams

Spoke with Kate Baldwin's husband, actor Graham Rowat today; he says shes been battling laryngitis for the entire run! She sounded just as perfect and angelic as usual when I heard her Thursday evening. What a trooper!

http://sansha.com/footwear-charact-boots.htm# not exactly what youre looking for, but somewhere close!

Saw the production tonite and was quite charmed by it. Cast was uniformly strong and the direction was very clear and well paced. Unlike above comments I thought the choreography was spectacular. And who can resist that full, gorgeous orchestra?? Do yourself a favor and buy a ticket!

Hmmm...not quite even sure where to begin with this one. I suppose I'll start with the design. William Ivey Long once again proves that he can do no wrong. The costumes are whimsical, colorful and quite stunning. Dress transformations happened a few times throughout the show, and although the concept is quite simple, seeing the transformations executed on stage took my breath away each time. I am generally a fan of Anna Louizos, but her set designs are severely misguided for this production. ...

Got to the box office at 10 50 today and got a very nice seat in the orchestra.

How insane to think that Follies, the last tenant at the Marquis, had a 40 member cast, well over 20 pieces in the orchestra, and if I remember correctly, their weekly running cost was reported at under 700,000!

Title says it all! Private Message me if you're interested. Lesser offers will be entertained as well.

Couldn't agree more with your assessment of Les Mis, newintown. My vote as of late would go to "Book of Mormon". I laughed out loud maybe three times. By the middle of the second act I found myself checking my watch quite frequently.

you're not alone, broadwayjim. no denying Audras voice is angelic, but I agree that her very head dominant/lyrical tone and the Hamlish song book don't quite gel. (I believe she would have been more successful singing a song from "Sweet Smell..")