See What I Wanna See brilliance

I was just thinking about this show earlier and about it's brilliance. I mean, the show leaves you with so much to think about and I just can't get it out of my head. When I went to NYC last month, I saw this show and three others, the rest of which were comedies. While I loved every one, this one left me with something different. Michael John LaChiusa's music was gorgeous and sometimes haunting in the best possible way. It was brilliant. And just what it made you think about... the miracle and the murders and what really happened. It gives me chills. Anyway, I was just thinking about it and wondering if anyone felt the same way.

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I don't THINK Michael John LaChiusa is a genius... I KNOW he is!

The show was sheer perfection. Best thing I've seen since THE WILD PARTY (which remains, in my opinion, the greatest show and score of all time). Everytime I hear the word "curiosity" I just HAVE to sing it...

I seriously may murder someone if the CD gets pushed back AGAIN... it's already painfully far away as it is, March 7?! Are you KIDDING me?!

At least we have BERNARDA ALBA to look forward to... that is, if one can obtain a ticket (with that cast in that tiny theatre I smell a sell-out).

A Good Nightmare Comes So Rarely,
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Updated On: 1/5/06 at 11:10 PM

WAIT WAIT WAIT!! what do you mean march seventh? when did that happen....thats so disappointing....ive been watiing to hear glory day and big money since i saw the show in november..no!

how long is this show running till?

o man! i thought so, that was wishful thinking*

thanks forgetregret

I thought the release was January. Man, I'm disappointed. Anyway, spread the love!

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