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"And I wont leave you swinging there. Twitching like a fish while you claw the air, i'll grab your feet and pal of mine i'll pull real hard and SNAP... your spinal chord" - The Full Monty

Rupunzel's prince, was also another highlight for me. Took advantage, of every line and was very strong. funny bloke.

I have been enough lucky to see a (well worth the wait) production of floyd. It's such a haunting piece of theatre. It's on my to do list, to perform in.

Avenue Q!! of course they could pull it off!! A movie audience would get used to it, just the same as a theatre one! it could be a cult hit, and have such a huge following!

Kerry and Laura had the most amazing chemestry together on stage. Kinda like too old chatty girlfriend's. 'A very nice prince' was brilliant!

he won for both, Pocahontas (with Alan Menken) & Prince of Egypt.

how bout a movie? it could have a HUGE cult following. It would be a great way to top off it's success. And the character's could ACTUALLY be roming around NY. Like seasame street or the muppet movie's!! ohhh..I like it.

I only discovered recently that Craig Carnelia wrote the better, quater of WORKING. And it didn't suprise me one bit. Not to say, shwartz hasn't produced good work in the past. But there's something said, when another composer's work outshine's the main focus of his own material.

Wizard...is that you in your pic? or Seth Green?

ditto!

he was great in 'frasier' too! millie. Your pic makes me laugh. How bout a 'degrassi high' pic? Ah...that takes me back....

I remember... Immediately buying the cast recording as soon it was released. It was fantastic to hear a 'fresh voice'. Yes, I enjoyed it but i wasn't 'over the moon' about what i heard. (I remember 'at the time' being infactuated with 'the last 5 years' which took up most of my listening hours) I do agree about Jack & Little Red. Though (clearly) the weakest, they WERE kids. Thus provided a beautiful innocence, and the perfect contrast, to the other character's. I applaud the casting. Particl...

welcome miss/mr smiles. The world of 'The Mitchell' is a rewarding one indeed.

I remember it being such a beautifully polished piece of work. Such a great reason to be alive and at the theatre!

I know im afew years late, so please forgive my tardyness on the subject. Just a few hours ago, I pulled out the revival cast recording of ITW. Alot of fond memories came flooding back on how it was one of (if not) the best production I had ever seen. Dont get me wrong...'Wood's' has always been special. But I particularly felt THIS production, captured the magic, humour, heart & opened so many doors that the previous production never had done (disregarding the obvious minor changes to the sc...

yes. I dont disagree.

he was good in Mrs Doughtfire.............

hmmmmm..........ok Jesus Christ Superstar (although an alternate happy ending would be lovely) Sweeney Todd Miss Saigon

Yes, Avenue is a hoot. Something you wont forget.

a marching band to rosalinda's eyes? hmmm...that would be interesting.