March 2013
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If you're not watching Bunheads, then you're not... →
S is also for Seth Rudetsky. 
Mar 20th
September 2012
2 posts
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Sep 28th
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Sep 25th
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August 2012
1 post
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Aug 2nd
June 2012
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O is for Once... →
In a year I’ll be able to comment on the title, but TDF is now all sold out for now. And because there will always be a ‘Best Musical’. 
Jun 14th
May 2012
2 posts
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May 15th
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There will be one fifteen minute intermission.
In lieu of posting N right now, I think it in the best interest of this µblog to respect the typical two-act set-up and proceed into a seventeen minute long fifteen minute intermission.  We can take a brief moment to examine the word and understand that half-way through our show we have decided to bury our task.  It’s incredibly depressing that wikipedia reminds us that certain shows have...
May 4th
April 2012
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Apr 29th
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March 2012
3 posts
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Mar 29th
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Kiss your way through this spiderweb.
K is for Ed Kleban -> A Chorus Line -> A Class Act -> BMI Musical Theater Workshop -> Jeff Blumenkrantz -> Two Cents -> Submissions Only -> Andrew Keenan-Bolger. This one’s for the late-night tab-openers.
Mar 6th
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J is for Joseph the Amazing Technicolor...
J is for Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. J is for Joseph because it is one of the many pieces which uses the colorful wonder of mt (and children) to capture the hearts and minds of the youth. I want you send me an e-mail at turtleofshoe@gmail.com with your earliest memory of musical theatre and one lucky person will receive an original Canadian Cast recording of Joseph on cassette...
Mar 1st
February 2012
6 posts
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Feb 19th
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Feb 14th
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Feb 13th
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Feb 9th
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F is for the Follies! Sheepishness aside, admit your love of spectacle!
Feb 6th
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“Artists don’t wonder, “What is it good for?” They aren’t...”
– Page 50: Mamet, David. 3 uses of the knife : on the nature and purpose of drama. New York: Vintage Books, 2000. E is for Entertainment.
Feb 2nd
January 2012
4 posts
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D is for Dance and Design. D is not for Damn Yankees! Nor is it for discretion.
Jan 21st
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C is for Cats and Cagney.
Jan 20th
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B is for Busby Berkeley and By a Waterfall from Footlight Parade.  This is a mere fraction of the full piece.
Jan 19th
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A is for Annie. From the documentary: Life After Tomorrow. 
Jan 18th