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Cool Musical Sites

  • Broadway Box
    An uber-site for ticket discounts. Very useful, indeed.
  • Broadway World
    A very cluttered, but also very informative site. Lots of cool videos, for the broadband-enabled.
  • CastAlbums.org
    A comprehensive, and growing, database of cast and theater-related recordings. An online community for the musical-obsessed.
  • Damon Runyon Broadway Tickets
    Want tickets to Wicked? Or Jersey Boys? If money is no object, check these guys out. Proceeds benefit the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation.
  • Did He Like It?
    A cool compendium of critical response to Broadway and Off-Broadway shows.
  • Dress Circle
    The shop to visit when you're in London. And, depending on the exchange rate, a great place to find foreign cast recordings.
  • Footlight Records
    Great place to find cast recordings. Best selection on the Web. Speedy service, too.
  • Givenik
    When you buy tickets through Givenik, 5% goes to charity. Show choices are limited, but it's a nice way of diverting funds to a worthy cause.
  • Goldstar
    Find discount tickets to theater and other entertainment events, both in New York and around the country.
  • Internet Broadway Database
    An invaluable resource of people, productions, and performance venues.
  • Internet Off-Broadway Database
    Similar to the IBDB, except for Off-Broadway shows, and not quite as comprehensive.
  • London Theater
    Planning a trip across the pond? Check out what's playing in London at What's On Stage? Discounted tickets, too.
  • Musical Shop
    Another source for foreign cast albums. Smaller selection than Sound of Music, but better prices.
  • Playbill Online
    The best theater site on the Web. News, features, columns, quizzes, contests, discount tickets, and more.
  • Sound Advice
    Talkin' Broadway's list of upcoming cast recordings, books, and DVDs. Updated very regularly.
  • Sound of Music
    Great source of foreign cast albums. Slow service, but, hey, they're shipping this stuff from Germany.
  • Theater Mania
    Usually has the same info as Playbill, but there are some interesting sub pages, and they actually print reviews.
  • Triton Gallery
    The best place to find theater posters on the Web.
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Is Paulo Szot Gay?

Paulo_head_shot I've been getting a lot of search activity recently from people wondering whether South Pacific star and Tony Award nominee Paulo Szot is gay.

I have no idea.

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Here's my question:

Does it matter?
Does it make him any less of an actor?

I don't think it's about homophobia, D. I think it's more about wish fulfillment: people want to know which team he plays for, cuz the guy's frickin' hot.

I am told he is bisexual. If I get a chance to find out first-hand, I'll be sure to let you know.

I want him! He's so sexy, charming, handsome...and his voice...

How long is he staying in New York?
I NEED him to be around for a long time!!!

Gay and took his boyfriend to the Tony Awards tonight.

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