Dallas Theatre Fan said: "Have any of you read Ethan Morddon's book, "All That Jazz: The Life and Times of the Musical Chicago"? I really want to read it but, none of the libraries around me has it so, I might buy it on Amazon, which is not cheap. What are your thoughts about the book and is it worth the money.?"
I'm currently reading it! If you like Mordden's work, you will enjoy this book. It's not primarily focused on the musical itself,
If the show had a bigger advance, I'd love to see Peppermint as a guest cohost of The View. I think it could be a good opportunity for viewers to get to know the show.
I wish I was at a point in my life financially that I could afford to buy full price tickets to this show. I want to see it, but I'm afraid it might not even last until the end of August.
ActorGuyIL said: "broadwayboy222 said: "I would not say Buckley is as high profile/demand of a Broadway name as Gavin or Kate, as it has been over 20 years since her last performance on a Broadway stage in Triumph of Love. Yes her career is very noteworthy, even iconic by some standards, but I would not put Buckley on the same level as Gavin and Kate in terms of current relevance and status on Broadway. However I am quite excited to see Buckley, as I have never seen her live
