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LadyMann
Stand-by Joined: 9/23/03
#5502Pippin
Posted: 12/2/04 at 5:47pmFaile thanks for the wonderful news, unfortunetly depressing for me!! All I want for Christmas is cash too Trisky, but just a little more of it, so I can afford to fly there. :)
"All they say
Is "Trust in What Is Writen."
Wars are made.
And somehow that is wisdom.
Thought is suspect,
And money is their idol,
And nothing is okay unless it's scripted in their Bible."
-Spring Awakening
#5503Pippin
Posted: 12/2/04 at 8:21pm
Someone needs to sit Michael down and remind him the holiday season is in full swing and a great gift would be for him to donate, say, a couple of weeks of rest to the cash strapped among us. Yes, that would be nice.
Though I don't think I'll be going to this anyway.
"Too young to hold on and too old to just break free and run" - Jeff Buckley
#5504Pippin
Posted: 12/2/04 at 10:09pm
There's a great feature on Michael at Playbill.com (link below). Interesting tidbit: his real name is Michael Moore. 
I always found it funny that Michael's last name was Arden and that he was also involved in As You Like It. It's one of my favourite plays too.
Other interesting tidbit: Michael is involved in a workshop with Audra Macdonald and Michael Cerveris!
Now, Arden is playing Jimmy in a workshop of 110 in the Shade for Roundabout, starring Audra McDonald and Michael Cerveris. He quips, "I guess Roundabout thinks I play dumb really well."
THE LEADING MEN
BlueWizard's blog: The Rambling Corner
HEDWIG: "The road is my home. In reflecting upon the people whom I have come upon in my travels, I cannot help but think of the people who have come upon me."
#5505Pippin
Posted: 12/2/04 at 10:16pm
Interesting tidbit: his real name is Michael Moore.
Thumbs up for Fahrenheit 911! Oh wrong Michael Moore... whoops!
Gosh, I wonder why the name of the article mentions his "Arden-t fans"??
"Too young to hold on and too old to just break free and run" - Jeff Buckley
#5506Pippin
Posted: 12/2/04 at 10:50pm
Remember when Musicalfandukie was drunk back in August and was posting about how attractive Michael Moore was? And how we all teased him for it? Well, look who has the last laugh!
EDIT: corrected the poster
BlueWizard's blog: The Rambling Corner
HEDWIG: "The road is my home. In reflecting upon the people whom I have come upon in my travels, I cannot help but think of the people who have come upon me."
Updated On: 12/3/04 at 10:50 PM
WhatDoINeedWithLove?
Broadway Legend Joined: 9/11/03
#5508Pippin
Posted: 12/2/04 at 11:10pm
Hey Blue. Actually that was the ADORABLE Musicalfandukie that was drunk off his ass and spouting about Michael Moore and that's the FIRST thing I thought of too! Who knew?! :P
Random--I was wondering if anyone is going to catch Scott in JCS here in Arizona!?
No but we're checking him out in Connecticut! You HAVE to go if you can!!
"... Still a little bit of your taste in my mouth.
Still a little bit of you laced with my doubt. Still a little hard to say what's going on..." Damien Rice
Jess1483
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/30/04
#5509Pippin
Posted: 12/2/04 at 11:36pm
Hey Blue. Actually that was the ADORABLE Musicalfandukie that was drunk off his ass and spouting about Michael Moore and that's the FIRST thing I thought of too! Who knew?! :P
Ditto for me.
Oh, and check out the LJ for some excitement (well, for me anyway)...
Why do we play with fire?
Why do we run our fingers through the flame?
Why do we leave our hands on the stove, although we know we're in for some pain?
-tick...tick...BOOM!
#5510Pippin
Posted: 12/2/04 at 11:53pm
Jess - Yay, for the good news, I just read your LJ, how exciting!!!
What a great Michael article, I can't believe all that he has done in such a short period of time, he is just way too talented for his own good.
I also could not believe the whole name thing, I immediatley thought about that whole "Michael Moore" incident on the thread too that is so funny!!!
"All they say
Is "Trust in What Is Writen."
Wars are made.
And somehow that is wisdom.
Thought is suspect,
And money is their idol,
And nothing is okay unless it's scripted in their Bible."
-Spring Awakening
Updated On: 12/3/04 at 11:53 PM
#5512Pippin
Posted: 12/3/04 at 1:24am
LOL, if only I was drunk. It might make this travesty of an essay easier to write. Damn end-of-term cramming!
Oh, and check out the LJ for some excitement (well, for me anyway)...
Jess, I don't know where your LJ is!
I'm telling you, Musicalfandukie knows something we don't!
By the way, it's official: I'm coming to New York City! I'll be in Manhattan February 17th - 19th, during my Reading Week (ie. spring break)! I'm coming with a busload of friends and fellow undergraduates in party mode, but I would love to see some of you - heck, maybe even to go see a show!
BlueWizard's blog: The Rambling Corner
HEDWIG: "The road is my home. In reflecting upon the people whom I have come upon in my travels, I cannot help but think of the people who have come upon me."
#5513Pippin
Posted: 12/3/04 at 10:01am
You should go see Altar Boyz, BlueWizard. I think it opens in previews on February 15th. That is if you can bare (*sob* no pun intended *sob*) to step foot into Dodger Stages and not implode from bitterness.
Congrats Jess. You know, I'm glad so many of you got LJs, it's fun to get to know you all a little better than this thread allows for. Everyone should have an LJ!
No but we're checking him out in Connecticut!
And let's discuss the pricing situation for these road tours. $75 to sit in the "Grand Tier", goodness knows how much the Orchestra seats are. Yeesh! I thought road shows were supposed to have cheaper seats or am I just assuming that?
You know, now that we know Michael's original last name was Moore, I keep having this instinct to call him Michael Moorehead (because for some reason Agnes Moorehead popped into my head upon reading the article last night) after his Siriusoutq interview, is that wrong of me? Don't answer that.
"Too young to hold on and too old to just break free and run" - Jeff Buckley
Updated On: 12/3/04 at 10:01 AM
#5514Jesus Christ Superstar!
Posted: 12/3/04 at 1:20pm
And let's discuss the pricing situation for these road toars. $75 to sit in the "Grand Tier", goodness knows how much the Orchestra seats are. Yeesh! I thought road shows were supposed to have cheaper seats or am I just assuming that?
LOL! Yes, but he's totally worth it. :) Besides, how fun is our little road trip going to be? 
And speaking of, all people on the East Coast, I got the information for the Stamford, CT show. Scott says the show is going GREAT so we all need to head out there and support him!
Here's the link to the venue that it's playing at:
https://www.onlyatsca.com/events_calendar.cfm?col=events
You can order tickets either through the site or directly from telecharge. Tickets range from $55-$75. GO! GO! GO!
"... Still a little bit of your taste in my mouth.
Still a little bit of you laced with my doubt. Still a little hard to say what's going on..." Damien Rice
mi7269
Chorus Member Joined: 11/1/04
#5515Jesus Christ Superstar!
Posted: 12/3/04 at 2:10pm
when and where
is the workshop for 110 being done?
#5516Jesus Christ Superstar!
Posted: 12/3/04 at 2:28pm
LOL! Yes, but he's totally worth it. :) Besides, how fun is our little road trip going to be?
I will remind you of this when we're trying to find a way home, should fishergirl be unable to attend.
Oh Scott, please don't be blowing smoke up our asses about the quality of this show.
"Too young to hold on and too old to just break free and run" - Jeff Buckley
Broadway Star Joined: 12/31/69
#5517Jesus Christ Superstar!
Posted: 12/3/04 at 2:49pm
Mapquest says its about a 4 hour drive from DC to CT? Is that true? Maybe I can see JCS there? Baltimore is not looking like a possibility right now
#5518Jesus Christ Superstar!
Posted: 12/3/04 at 3:28pm
Mapquest says its about a 4 hour drive from DC to CT? Is that true?
Is there a train that goes from DC to CT? It's on a Saturday so no classes.
"Too young to hold on and too old to just break free and run" - Jeff Buckley
#5519Jesus Christ Superstar!
Posted: 12/3/04 at 3:53pm
Faile, you should totally do it! It'll be like a big get together! :)
Also, this is totally OT but y'all HAVE to run over to the OT thread and check out the Eddie Varley appreciation thread. There are some AWESOME childhood photos of Eddie being posted by his friend RSR.
Oh, Eddie!
"... Still a little bit of your taste in my mouth.
Still a little bit of you laced with my doubt. Still a little hard to say what's going on..." Damien Rice
Updated On: 12/3/04 at 03:53 PM
Wayman_Wong
Broadway Legend Joined: 4/22/04
#5520Thanks, Blue Wizard!
Posted: 12/3/04 at 11:48pmThanks for plugging my 'Leading Men' column with Michael Arden (and Paolo Montalban and Tommy Foster). It's nice to know it's being read, and thanks to everyone else who sees it.
#5521Thanks, Blue Wizard!
Posted: 12/4/04 at 12:04amThanks for the info Wayman_Wong. It was a great piece! :)
"... Still a little bit of your taste in my mouth.
Still a little bit of you laced with my doubt. Still a little hard to say what's going on..." Damien Rice
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/31/69
#5522Thanks, Blue Wizard!
Posted: 12/4/04 at 8:53am
Is there a train that goes from DC to CT? It's on a Saturday so no classes.
Actually I will have classes Saturday next semester, but luckily only for 3 Saturdays and in February. Boy will that suck. Of course I am graduating next semester!! Freedom...at last!!
If I can go, maybe I'll drive. That way you won't get stuck in CT if fishergirl can't make it. Besides, driving would save me a bit of money. If I am going to keep my car instead of selling it, I might as well use it.
Updated On: 12/4/04 at 08:53 AM
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/31/69
#5523Pippin review
Posted: 12/4/04 at 9:03am
http://www.playbill.com/news/article/89872.html
PIPPIN
Jamie McGonnigal and Kate Shindle, co-producers of Monday night's star-studded benefit concert of Pippin, found the perfect title player in the young actor Michael Arden. The sweet, innocent-faced Arden, who starred on Broadway in Big River and Off Broadway in Bare, a Pop Opera, possesses a beautiful, rangy tenor and an emotional stillness that is remarkably touching. From his beautifully performed "Corner of the Sky" through his second-act epiphany, Arden's performance as the son of the Emperor Charlemagne who searches for meaning in life was truly wonderful. Particularly notable were his renditions of "Corner," "With You" and "Morning Glow." Backed by a large onstage chorus on the latter, the Stephen Schwartz song swelled to a rousing conclusion that was spine-tingling.
So now Michael needs to get a role in something I can actually go see!!!
Updated On: 12/4/04 at 09:03 AM
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/31/69
#5524Pippin review
Posted: 12/4/04 at 9:48am
More Pippin info here with pics.
http://www.theatermania.com/content/news.cfm/story/5400
THey note that a video/audio feature on the event will be posted in the next couple of weeks.
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