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Love the show (one of my all time favorites; the other is "Carousel"

Am currently studying travel/event planning through the New York Institute of Art&Design. Would like, very much to work within the Broadway community planning travel and events and would love to hear from anyone who perhaps needs this service. (please note: I am just starting out and would like to perhaps get a little experience, if at all possible.)

I am currently enrolled at the New York Institute of Art&Design in their travel/event and graphics program. I have a re-touching site at Leading Ladies of Broadway and my travel/event web presence can be found at www.sallymurphythebeautiful.com (dedicated to the ever most charming and lovely Sally Murphy).

Good luck to you in your future endeavors. Do you want to focus mainly on the theatre or are you open to other venue, such as travel or history?

Is anyone going to see Kristin Chenoweth tonight (12/10) at BergenPAC. Please report back; she is an amazing and talented performer and would love to see her back on Broadway soon.

Yes, Hugh Jackman as Billy Bigalow.(See my post on the subject concerning Hugh Jackman's return to Broadway). Mr Jackman certainly could do justice to the role as well as probably any role he chooses.

Thank you for the correction; will update my post.

Chicago celebrates 21 years on Broadway Who saw the original with Bebe Neuwirth? If you want to go way–who saw the 1975 production with Gwen Vernon?

Can't see Mr Van Dyke as Harold Hill. Who would you have cast?

In a recent interview Hugh Jackman stated he's itching to return to Broadway. I have two roles in mind: the first is Billy Bigalow in Carousel (always thought that he would be perfect in the role) and, how about Don Quixote in Man of La Mancha?

Hugh Jackman in Carousel concert; Amazing, just proves my statement above. 

DeLee Lively (Teach Me How To Shimmy) Who could ever get tired of watching her.

Sorry for the mistake in my post. I meant to have said Bryn Dowling not DeLee Lively.

My favorite Roxie has to be DeLee Lively. Remember the first time I saw her it was at the Tony Award; she was preseningt one of the awards and I said to myself "Wow". Been following her ever since.

Would recommend highly the story of what friendship is: Wicked, the musical. It is the best narrative to date on what being a friend is.

Not to surprised considering everything that has been going on. But, I am a little disappointed because my feeling is the the Broadway community was better than the rest of to entertainment world. I mean they are the less outspoken group compared to those in Hollywood. This is part of why I enjoy the theatre.