Anyone want to discuss how amazing Will Chase is? — Page 2

I feel the same way, every new show he fot inovolved in just floped. Its terrible.

You should go see Billy Elliot again, I am going to see it for the second time in two weeks :)

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Would love to see him in Billy Elliot. Thought it was great when I saw he was going into it. Unfortunately, I'm poor, so it's a rare thing that I get a full price ticket, and that's the only way to see Billy right now. Someday, maybe...I can only hope that Will will still be in it that long...

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I am so happy that someone started a thread about someone who deserves a lot of credit! I saw Will several times in Miss Saigon (oh how I miss the days of student rush tickets!). I have also seen him in Aida, High Fidelity and Rent. He was nothing less than amazing in all of those shows (I am envious of those who saw Lennon. It was supposed to have a run in Boston before Broadway but it was canceled).

Last year I saw Rent (won lotto tickets and was in front row center!). I knew that Will was going to be good in Rent, but he blew me away! I am a big Adam Pascal fan and I think Will was equally as good, if not better (they are both my favorite Rogers for different reasons). I had the chance to talk to Will for a few minutes after the show where he signed my High Fidelity playbill and we had a good, short conversation about it.

I am going to NYC in a few weeks and I am hoping to see Billy Elliot then!

he is great in anything he does. i meet him. he is sooooo sweet and nice.

Yeah when I met him he was soooo nice. I just knid of babbled and he attempted to acutally get me to speak.

Spider Woman.. I would SO have his baby! Ugh I can't even think about it he so amazing looking! His eyes are to die for!

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@luvtheEmcee

yeah, it's easy to do with a non-linear storyline like that. don't worry about. Especially on the boards, there will always be some to point out when you get something wrong (happens to me all the time...LOL)

But one of the things I loved best about Will in Story was the fact that he could change ages by doing nothing more than changing the look in his eyes. I swear, when he turns eleven at the beginning of The Greatest Gift, he didn't do anything physical, but the eyes changed, and I saw an 11-year-old on stage.

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