Profile for James2

Over Here! (or York Theatre could do it)

Oliver! (yes it's done regionally, but Broadway has only seen it in concert for almost 40 years)

The Full Monty (unless Roundabout gets there first)

Jelly's Last Jam

Marie Christine (with Audra again)

The Rink

Seesaw

A Time for Singing

Disappointed Linda Vista was left out of Best Play, but glad Ian Barford was nominated.

Ghostlight digital albums are cheaper on their website than on Amazon, so I'm thinking of buying directly from them.  Do digital sales from the website come with a digital booklet, or do they only provide the tracks?

CATSNYrevival said: "James2 said: "It's a moot point anyway since, after looking at other Ghostlight releases, it seemsthey don't do digital booklets."

They certainly have in the past. There were digital booklets for Hair, She Loves Me, Great Comet, Newsies, Pippin, Hunchback, Brigadoon and on and on. There just isn't a digital booklet for this one."

Their releases from the last year (Beetlejuice, Kiss Me Kate, Alice by Heart

CATSNYrevival said: "Call_me_jorge said: "A synopsis?? Just read the book of exodus"

Or watch the movie. Or both! There's all the time in the world for the next few months."

I've seen the movie many times, but I don't know what changes have been made.  Ramases' wife is a character in this musical and has her own song, but I don't know anything about it.

It's a moot point anyway since, after looking at

I've been hoping for a Prince of Egypt musical for a long time, so I'll pick this album up sometime, but I'll wait to see if they add a digital booklet so I can have a synopsis.

Kristin and Robert Lopez have revealed they're working on a movie musical based on Jen Wang's graphic novel The Prince and the Dressmaker. Marc Plat

I'm seeing Part One tonight and Part Two Sunday night.

I recall people saying the text has had at least some revisions for Broadway. Were they anything substantial? I ask in the event I like the play and want to buy the script, which makes me question whether a revised version will be published later on.

I'd been looking forward to this play for weeks, and after seeing it last night I am of two minds about it. As I expected, Matthew Warchus and his Matilda/Groundhog Day design team have created a striking physical and environmental production. What I did not expect were the story deviations Jack Thorne's script has taken. I did find some of them interesting, but I think I'd have to see the play again with the changes already in mind to fully evaluate the play. To others who have s

What voter exclusives were sent this year? I've gotten a Tootsie script from eBay, and I saw a Mockingbird program in a thrift store.  I'm most interested in whether Gary sent out a script.

Has anyone gotten rush for this play? How many people show up, and what seats have you received?

 

EDIT: Never mind. I found the earlier thread, which did not appear in my earlier search for some reason.

The Band's Visit overture includes a bit of "The Beat of Your Heart."

I'm happy Andy Grotelueschen is nominated for his charming performance, and I'm happy Patrick Page finally has a nomination after years of solid performances..

Think she'll ever do something that isn't a period piece?

It was a lovely performance. The audience was loving but respectful. While there was more and longer applause and cheering than usual, the audience did not make it about themselves. The cast brought their best today. Everyone was superb. They all maintained their cool and concentrated on giving another great performance. It looked like Katrina's eyes were watering as she said her final line. The concert at the curtain call was great, maybe longer than usual. No speeches, but the company a

I saw the matinee and quizking101 pretty much had the same thoughts as I.  I'd like to add some warning for people seeking rush.  I sat in C13, and the partial view here meant missing anything Nathan Lane did on stage right (which judging from the sound and the laughter was physical humor with the corpses).  I definitely felt a little cheated by that, so I may see it again if I can get a more centered view.

ErmengardeStopSniveling said: "Shouldn’t it be Burn THESE Previews? Or Burn This Preview?

(I’m sorry, I’ll show myself out)"

I like your way of thinking!

I walked by around 9:30 today and counted 22 people in line.