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#26

re: See What I Wanna See in Boston

Posted: 1/21/07 at 11:06pm

So that was the difference. Cast today, MJL yesterday. Sounds like the talk back would have been interesting.

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#27

re: See What I Wanna See in Boston

Posted: 1/21/07 at 11:41pm

Thanks for the reviews, guys! Now I have to see/listen to the show so that I know what's going on.

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#28

re: See What I Wanna See in Boston

Posted: 1/22/07 at 12:03am

Interesting to see what you guys thought. My professors have directed and musical directed the show, and (An)Drew Schufman is an alumnus of my school (I did a production of Working with him). I will probably be seeing the show this weekend. Michael John LaChiusa had a Q&A at my school this past Friday. He's a very interesting speaker and it was fascinating to hear how he creates the worlds within his shows.

~Steven

#29

re: See What I Wanna See in Boston

Posted: 1/22/07 at 1:15am

Agreed, MrMusic. Funny guy as well. When they were introducing him, they kept saying nominated for a Tony for this show and that show and after every one he would interject "and lost." It was quite amusing (not that he lost- the way he said it). :)

#30

re: See What I Wanna See in Boston

Posted: 1/22/07 at 11:19am

He was also making faces throughout the introduction (which simply consisted of someone reading his bio from the playbill) and doing the hand motion which usually means 'ok, lets just hurry this up already.

Whatever happened to class?

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