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Credits in the database:
Production
Damn Yankees

			[Off-Broadway, 2008]
Lighting Designer
Grey Gardens

			[West End, 2008]
Lighting
Grey Gardens

			[US Tour, 2008]
Lighting
Is He Dead?

			[Broadway, 2007]
Lighting Designer
Young Frankenstein

			[Broadway, 2007]
Lighting Designer
Curtains

			[Broadway, 2007]
Lighting Designer
Grey Gardens

			[Broadway, 2006]
Lighting Designer
Heartbreak House

			[Broadway, 2006]
Lighting Designer
Curtains

			[Los Angeles, 2006]
Lighting
70, Girls, 70

			[Off-Broadway, 2006]
Lighting
Grey Gardens

			[Off-Broadway, 2006]
Lighting
The Pajama Game

			[Broadway, 2006]
Lighting Designer
Seascape

			[Broadway, 2005]
Lighting Designer
A Naked Girl on the Appian Way

			[Broadway, 2005]
Lighting Designer
Two Gentlemen of Verona

			[Off-Broadway, 2005]
Lighting
After the Night and the Music

			[Broadway, 2005]
Lighting Designer
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

			[Broadway, 2005]
Lighting Designer
The Rivals

			[Broadway, 2004]
Lighting Designer
The Producers

			[West End, 2004]
Lighting
Twentieth Century

			[Broadway, 2004]
Lighting Designer
The Producers

			[Canada, 2003]
Lighting
Anna in the Tropics

			[Broadway, 2003]
Lighting Designer
The Caretaker

			[Broadway, 2003]
Lighting Designer
The Producers

			[US Tour, 2003]
Lighting
House of Flowers

			[Off-Broadway, 2003]
Lighting
The Producers

			[US Tour, 2002]
Lighting
Golden Boy

			[Off-Broadway, 2002]
Lighting
Carnival!

			[Off-Broadway, 2002]
Lighting
Kiss Me, Kate

			[West End, 2001]
Lighting
Thou Shalt Not

			[Broadway, 2001]
Lighting
The Producers

			[Broadway, 2001]
Lighting
Wonderful Town

			[Off-Broadway, 2000]
Lighting
The Music Man

			[Broadway, 2000]
Lighting
Contact

			[Broadway, 2000]
Lighting
Kiss Me, Kate

			[Broadway, 1999]
Lighting
Contact

			[Off-Broadway, 1999]
Lighting
Ziegfeld Follies of 1936

			[Off-Broadway, 1999]
Lighting
Babes in Arms

			[Off-Broadway, 1999]
Lighting
St. Louis Woman

			[Off-Broadway, 1998]
Lighting
The Boys from Syracuse

			[Off-Broadway, 1997]
Lighting
Steel Pier

			[Broadway, 1997]
Lighting Designer
One Touch of Venus

			[Off-Broadway, 1996]
Lighting
Du Barry Was A Lady

			[Off-Broadway, 1996]
Lighting
Company

			[Broadway, 1995]
Lighting
She Loves Me

			[West End, 1994]
Lighting
She Loves Me

			[Broadway, 1993]
Lighting
The Homecoming

			[Broadway, 1991]
Lighting Designer
Romance in Hard Times

			[Off-Broadway, 1989]
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                                    Neil Diamond recently refunded money to fans that saw him in concert on a night he was too sick to sing well.  Would you feel entitled to a refund if you saw a Broadway star perform on a night he/she was obviously sick or vocally tired? 

                                  

                                  

                                    
                                  

                                  

                                    






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