Panni - I need more info on the toxic danger you mentioned, as I'm hoping to reap part of the class action lawsuit that must be in progress. No ill health effects . . . yet.
First kiss was in the little theatre in the aforementioned place. There was a little passage-way where the curtain goes when its drawn. This leads to a dressing room, but, no matter what position the curtain's in, it's very cramped in there, a little like being wrapped in blankets. That's where Nancy Roseman and I gave in to our 16-year-old desires.
Tonight's the night, on a curtain-less stage (for it is round) - the show I've spent very long hours rehearsing. My call, today, is 11:20 a.m. which means I'll be playing for seven hours non-stop before anybody thinks of giving me a dinner break. You, and only you, DRs, get to look at the list of songs the graduating musical theatre students will be performing...
A Wild, Wild Party music and lyrics by Andrew Lippa
After School Special music and lyrics by William Dreskin
Don't Ask Me Why music by Frank Wildhorn and Linda Eder; lyrics by Jack Murphy
Colored Lights music by John Kander; lyrics by Fred Ebb
Could You Use Me/Shall We Dance? music by George Gershwin; lyrics by Ira Gershwin
Jackie music by Gerald Jouannest; lyrics by Jacques Brel; translated by Mort Shuman & Eric Blau
Here's To Love music and lyrics by Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman
Miss Byrd music by David Shire; lyrics by Richard Maltby, Jr.
A Call From the Vatican music and lyrics by Maury Yeston
What Is It About Her? music and lyrics by Andrew Lippa
The Boy From... music by Mary Rodgers; lyrics by Stephen Sondheim
Pretty Young Men music by Lucy Simon; lyrics by Susan Birkenhead
The Portrait music and lyrics by Amanda McBroom
Wig In a Box music and lyrics by Stephen Trask
The Girl in 14G music by Jeanine Tesori; lyrics by Dick Scanlan
Bluer Than You music by David Evans; lyrics by Winnie Holzman
Glitter and Be Gay music by Leonard Bernstein; lyrics by Richard Wilbur
I Move On/Hot Honey Rag music by John Kander; lyrics by Fred Ebb
7pm at Broadway's Circle in the Square. It's free and you don't need a ticket. Just walk in. See you there.