A Reporter's Life

Tony Awards

I'm watching the Tony Awards (and thoroughly enjoying them), and I keep thinking, "Why is Broadway such a New York thing, and why is it so expensive?" I wish I could see some of these Broadway plays without having to fly 3,000 miles. Actually, I could go see "Aida" less than two hours away, but then there's the fact that I don't want to see it by myself, and it's hard to find someone willing to spend the money on it.

On another note, I had no idea "Frog and Toad" has been made into a musical. I was practically raised on the books, and they performed one song from the musical in tonight's broadcast.

Posted by Layla at 9:32 PM, June 08, 2003

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Uh. Frog and Toad? The children's books? What's next? Pokey the Slow Little Puppy? Make Way for Ducklings?

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Forget the Tonys (cq). I want to see a link to the David Lee Roth review ... that way, everyone can know where Layla spent her Friday night! :)

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