#51
Posted: 9/12/04 at 7:49pm
I *think* I saw you CJR...
Updated On: 9/12/04 at 07:49 PM
Broadway on Broadway review — Page 3
#52
Posted: 9/12/04 at 7:56pm
It had a couple of brief cuts in it and Gemignani was rushing through the "Good Thing Going" section, as usual ... but still, I was glad they put the "Gypsy" Overture aside for one year.
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#53
Posted: 9/12/04 at 8:01pm
I was there too, and I'm not goiing to say much, but I think John Tartaglia WAS sick (though he is great at covering it up with his enthusiasm) because he called out for the Avenue Q matinee.
I was in the front only behind a few people. If anyone noticed the guy who was either shirtless most of the time or wearing the Mario Cantone shirt, I was standing near him most of the time...ehh
I was in the front only behind a few people. If anyone noticed the guy who was either shirtless most of the time or wearing the Mario Cantone shirt, I was standing near him most of the time...ehh
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#54
Posted: 9/12/04 at 8:03pm
BAsed on what people saw today what show do you think will take off and which ones will fall?
#55
Posted: 9/12/04 at 8:03pm
LOL! LesMiz, that guy was REALLY scary. And yeah... poor John. He's so great. Hope he feels better!!
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#56
Posted: 9/12/04 at 8:05pm
Little Women and Brooklyn were the only yet-to-open shows that performed. I think it's still to early to tell for each of them.
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#57
Posted: 9/12/04 at 8:09pm
Sutton was incredible! I can't wait for Little Women.
Avenue Q was outstanding and I met Amyee, who is a doll.
Avenue Q was outstanding and I met Amyee, who is a doll.
#58
Posted: 9/12/04 at 8:31pm
i still think that wicked should have done what is this feeling if they wanted to show off both actresses
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#59
Posted: 9/12/04 at 8:48pm
Yeah, but jonart--What is this feeling requires the chorus to be done right. For Broadway on Broadway, it's easiest to do small chorus dance-y numbers (like Hunter & the girls in the Producers or Run and Tell That from Hairspray) or just lead actors singing. I guessed that they would do For Good--it seemed like the best choice, since Idina did The Wizard and I last year.
#60
Posted: 9/12/04 at 9:27pm
Sutton was wonderful and Eden was exhilerating, and if you agree...just wait until you see Eden and Ramona in Brooklyn as I have. After seeing Sutton, I am now looking forward to Little Women as well.
#61
Posted: 9/12/04 at 10:00pm
I had on a black Chicago Crop Top and cream colored cargo pants... I was back and forth the whole day.
Yeah, the guy in the Laugh Whore Tank was a little er, interesting... we actually had Broadway.com photograph him.
Yeah, the guy in the Laugh Whore Tank was a little er, interesting... we actually had Broadway.com photograph him.
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#62
Posted: 9/12/04 at 10:02pm
Woohoo I saw Heather today
And hang on, when did you win the discus?
#63
Posted: 9/12/04 at 10:03pm
Haha yes, yes you did! 
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#64
Posted: 9/12/04 at 10:15pm
*points to her new fanphoto*
And hang on, when did you win the discus?
#65
Posted: 9/12/04 at 10:20pm
OMG that's so funny! I look so tired in that picture! lol
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#66
Posted: 9/12/04 at 10:36pm
dumb question- in previous years i've ntocied that there is always chorus singers for lack of a better term backstage during some numbers. why is this?... more specifically why not just give the chorus members on stage mics
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#67
Posted: 9/12/04 at 10:52pm
BTW BroadwayGirl107... about where were you standing? I pretty much stayed by the Good Morning America Studios (or back behind the stage), but I was through the crowd a few times when I went to harrass bythesword84 
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Updated On: 9/13/04 at 10:52 PM
#68
Posted: 9/13/04 at 2:08am
Mm, I'm also interested in seeing the televised version of this. If someone will tape it for me, I'm willing to pay shipping and cost of tape...I go to school all the way down in Florida...this way I can decide what to see when I go home for Winter Break 
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Just PM me if you can help! Oh, and it might take a while to respond if Ivan pulls a Charley and slams into Tampa after all, so I apologize now if I don't respond right away
#69
Posted: 9/13/04 at 9:49am
I saw CJR too! I was with the group right by Toys R Us and you walked by, but were to far away to say Hi.
I thought the show was great! My niece did too, I ended up taking her to see Beauty and the Beast. It was awful. I'm sorry to say that, but it really was. My niece loved it though, she's 9.
I thought the show was great! My niece did too, I ended up taking her to see Beauty and the Beast. It was awful. I'm sorry to say that, but it really was. My niece loved it though, she's 9.
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#70
Posted: 9/13/04 at 3:03pm
"Shakalaka Baby" is also lip-synched because of the context in which the number takes place. They are on a film set in Mumbai, and as in all Bollywood films, the actors lip-synch to the track as they dance. So onstage, the director yells "Action!" and the performers make like Bollywood actors and lip-synch.
But also, yes it'd be very dangerous to wear mics considering they dance under a huge fountain that shoots 100 ft into the air.
But also, yes it'd be very dangerous to wear mics considering they dance under a huge fountain that shoots 100 ft into the air.
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#71
Posted: 9/13/04 at 3:07pm
it will air tomorrow (tuesday) @ 7.00PM on NBC. CANT WAIT!!!
#72
Posted: 9/13/04 at 3:25pm
It will be cut and edited of course.... But I'll be watching nonetheless. I didn't get to see a whole lot of the numbers.
I did like Shakalaka Baby, even though I spent the whole day with it stuck in my head.
I did like Shakalaka Baby, even though I spent the whole day with it stuck in my head.
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#73
Posted: 9/13/04 at 3:28pm
CJR, I was right on the corner of 44th...close to MTV, the west side of Broadway...were you over there at all?
#74
Posted: 9/13/04 at 3:33pm
thats where joeyjoe and I were standing.
"I don't really get the ending,all i can go with is when after several months,Judith saw Pat sang,and later she kissed him on the toilet,after that the story back to where Pat went down from the stage after he'd sung,and he went to the italian lady.I just don't get it,what Judith exatcly meant when he kissed Pat that she had seen,and did Pat end up together with The Italian Lady?Please help me,thank u very much!"
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#75
Posted: 9/13/04 at 3:35pm
Actually I was -- I walked over that way twice.... Christine (bythesword84) was over there and I came over to say hi
That's a picture of us
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