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Have you ever seen a show on Broadway?
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Do you have a favorite holiday movie?
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Do you own more or less than a dozen pairs of shoes?
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Is your holiday shopping more or less than half-done?
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rover6rover
There are too many great choices to settle on just one. Among my faves, "A Child's Christmas in Wales," "A Christmas Story," and "Arthur Christmas" is pretty cute.
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rover6rover
Maybe just a dozen or so if you add them all up and include snow boots and water shoes along with the rest.
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Bonnie Fitzgerald
when I retired I threw away every heel, every dress shoe and most of my work /dress clothes. now I dress for my comfort (11 years ago I'd have een on the otherside)
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Yes. I've seen a handful on Broadway, and over 90 touring or amateur productions.
ReplyI've seen 44 productions on Broadway since 1976, not counting multiple viewings of the same show (e.g. eight performances of Angela Lansbury & Len Cariou in Sweeney Todd counted as 1 show) and not counting what's called Broadway in Chicago or performances in London. Dream play would've been Brando.
ReplyPromises Promises. It was wonderful.
ReplyI attend Broadway shows regularly and also Off Broadway shows. NYC is blessed to have a thriving theater community.
Reply"Cats" long ago. And several off Broadway productions on various trips to NYC. This summer, though, we were there just before theaters started reopening -- throngs of people in Times Square were the only show going.
Replymany years ago, I saw "Evita" on Broadway.
Replyii have seen yul brynner 2 btimes and enjoyed it very much loved the king and i
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