First: Miss Saigon, 1 week before it closed. Last: Rent, last Thursday. Next: While it's also Rent, I do plan to see Nine in the not-too-distant future.
First: A Little Night Music (our seats were last row orchestra at the Fisher Theater in Detroit, so my dad held me up for the entire show, just so I could see! I believe I was 4 years old.)
Last: Lion King (Broadway)
Next: The Boy From Oz!!!!!! (Piglet, I can't wait!)
First show in NYC- "Camelot" (Lincoln Center) First show ever- "A Chorus Line" (in Boston) Last show- "Hairspray" (4th time) Next show- "Master Harold and the Boys" (6/27/03) Most times- "Dreamgirls" 18 (16 Broadway,1 revival,1 concert)
First Tour: either CHORUS LINE and/or SUPERSTAR, can't remember which came first, same year
First Broadway: 42nd STREET (the original with Tammy Grimes and Jerry Orbach and Lee Roy Reams, I just carbon-dated myself)
First West End: CATS (the only time I've seen it) and/or AGNES OF GOD with Susannah York (again, same trip, can't remember which was "first"). Also the only time I've seen MISS SAIGON was in the West End during its first week ever.
Last Tour: AIDA with Mickey Dolenz (not that bad!) and Paulette Ivory and Jeremy Kushnier
Last Broadway: NINE
Last NYC: BOOBS THE MUSICAL and ZANNA DON'T!
Last West End: Diana Rigg in VIRGINIA WOOLF (amazing, her co-star was David Suchet who was also brilliant) and/or BLOOD BROTHERS
Next: whatever I can get.
Will: They don't give out awards for helping people be gay... unless you count the Tonys.
"I guarantee that we'll have tough
times. I guarantee that at some point
one or both of us will want to get out.
But I also guarantee that if I don't
ask you to be mine, I'll regret it for
the rest of my life..."
"Life is not measured by the number
of breaths we take, but by moments
that take our breath away."
"Life isn't about how to survive the storm,
but how to dance in the rain."