Oh DeltAlum, that is wonderful news. I'm so happy for your son.

Thanks P&C...

There's an update.

He was offered four shows at a different regional theatre, so he now can do five shows instead of three this summer and still get the Equity Card. Obviously, he took the four shows instead of two at the original theatre.

He's in New York this week with a bunch of friends having a great Spring Break.

He hopes to see four or five shows while he's there.

Poor baby.

Good for him!!!

Ok...I have a question for all you Broadway type people (mostly the ladies though):

I have a pair of Character Heels (if you don't know what they are, think Ginger Rodgers' shoes)

They fit perfectly (after some wearing - they're kind of like Birkinstocks - horrible when you first start wearing them, and then the most comforable shoes you own) when I used them for danceteam in highschool, but as you get older your feet spread. I'm trying to re-break them in. Anyone have suggestions for making that a little smoother and a little less painful on my feet?

I have just seen Mamma Mia and LOVED IT!


I would love to see RENT

in a few months going to see Hairspray


i also have seen
Phantom ( 2 times the 1st really counted becazuse it was Michael Crawford)

Les Miz
Annie
Cats
Sunset Blvd
Grease
Joseph ( With Donny Osmond)

I love musicals!!!!!!!!:D

Are these shoes the same pair you wore in high school? If so, I would get fitted for a new pair if I were you.

I found a website for discount character heels in case you are interested.

I was just looking at that site earlier today and picking out a pair! Thanks, you just made up my mind for me!:)

You're welcome. It's been a while since my dancing days, but I remember when my feet hurt, my dancing suffered. When my dance shoes were too worn, tight, or uncomfortable, I had to buy another pair. It makes a big difference. :)

My best friend growing up always wanted to be an actress. Senior year of HS she was a lead in the musical. Since the she's bee acting, writing, coaching etc all with great passion. Next Saturday a play she wrote is showing for one night only in a fairly well sized theatre. What a dream come true!!

Just saw Hairspray recently.......Fabulous!

It can happen.

There have been a couple of musicals and/or plays that have originated here in Denver that either ended up in NY (on or off Broadway), or at least became well enough known to be performed around the country.

Best of luck to your friend!

A small hijack...

Mrs. DA, the two daughters and I are going to see "Movin' Out" (the Billy Joel/Twyla Tharp Toni winner) at the Denver Center this weekend.

I've seen it in NY and here in Denver, but the Joel songs and Tharp choreograpy are so much fun, I'm really excited about seeing it again.

Happy Fathers Day.

Also, son got the Tin Man part in Wizzard of Oz. We'll see it in a couple of weeks.

Shows I have been in as either tech or actor:
Godspell
Man of LaMancha
Brigadoon
Pirates of Penzance (International Thespian Festival, Mainstage Opening Night)

Shows I have acted as Tech Director for:
Lil' Abner
Fiddler On the Roof Jr.
Review Revue
School House Rocks! Live Jr.
Godspell Jr.
Honk Jr.
The Education of Janet O'Malley

Shows I have seen at either Broadway, Regional Touring Companies, ITF etc.
Les Miz
Grand Hotel
Lend me a Tenor (Victor Garber)
Driving Miss Daisy
Cats
Phantom of the Opera
How to Suceed in Business (Matthew Broadrick)
Lion King
Beauty and the Beast
Aida (Adam Pascal)
Do Black Patent Leather Shoes Really Reflect Up?
Children of Eden
Schoolhouse Rocks! Live
Our Country is Good
Rent
Grease (Davey Jones)
Jesus Christ Superstar
Big
Annie
Charlie Brown
Brigadoon
Titanic
Joesph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
Suessical
Godspell
Miss Saigon
Little Shop of Horrors
Rock N Roll Shakespeare (Jesse Martin)
Sound of Music
West Side Story
Big River
Peter Pan
Jekyll and Hyde
Wizard of Oz (got to have lunch with one of the original munchkins who was in town for the opening)
Oklahoma

I am missing some but my brain is failing me this late at night. I am forgetting shows I directed which is the REALLY sad part :)

Saw Bombay Dreams Tuesday night. OK, but not great.

The kid was great as Tin Man. Lots of fun. Good reviews.

Now they do Millie and Sweet Charity -- then probably off to NY to see if this can really be a career.

ETA Saw Bombay Dreams the same day the terrorist bombs hit Bombay. No reflection on the musical.

Saw The Producers last night. Loved it.