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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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BGMC Presents extrABBAganza!

Abba As part of its annual Pride festivities, this weekend the Boston Gay Men's Chorus will be presenting extrABBAganza, a lively celebration of the music of ABBA. (Think Mamma Mia!, but without the women.)

The concert will feature such insidiously tuneful ditties as "Take a Chance on Me," "Thank You for the Music," "Gimme Gimme Gimme," "Voulez Vous," and of course "Dancing Queen."

But, more important, dear reader, the concert features your humble blogger hoofing his little tuches off as part of a seemingly ubiquitous dancing chorus. I and my fellow terpsichorean muses will be interpreting three numbers throughout the show, choreographed by the lovely and talented Michelle Chasse.

C'mon: you know you're fascinated by the prospect of 150 aging gay men warbling 30-year-old pop tunes and donning sequined spandex jumpsuits. How could you NOT be? Even my chiropractor is coming, and he hates showtunes. The shows are this Thursday, Friday, and Sunday nights, and tickets are available at the BGMC Web site, or at the Cutler Majestic box office.

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Sorry I'm a little late with this, but break a leg! And next year, try to convince the chorus to have a Sunday matinee. Unfortunately, that's pretty much the only time I can make it to Boston for a show. I'd love to see you on stage!

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