MeAndTheKids

I enjoyed that movie too. Check out this You-Tube clip of them being interviwed The whole clip is interesting, but if you're short for time go to 4:16 for the start of her portion of the interview- it's amazing how different she comes across 'live'

If anybody is interested in a light romantic comedy (musical) try 'She Loves Me'. The PBS version is on YouTube, and its based on the same story that 'You've Got Mail' was based on.

I'm a certifiable Sondheim freak (including getting on line at Lincoln Center at 3am back in the 80s for the Follies concert) and Being Alive and No one is Alone were the other two I thought about posting Jen- Definitely go see the movie. I've seen the show twice (the original and the Central Park revival) and they did a very good job in keeping the feel of the show. (and surprise surprise, unlike the Les Mis movie they could all sing). Speaking of movies- Last Five Years is worth seeing (its on pay per view channels) if you're in a place where you can handle a musical about a disintegrating marriage.

I'm also a Broadway junkie, and had trouble picking just one to post but I'm going with 'Everybody Says Don't' from Sondheim's Anyone Can Whistle as a fitting follow up to your choice PS: Like you I can probably sing at least part of one song from most musicals (including Nine and Starlight Express) but I use the word 'sing' VERY loosely