The Rocky Horror Show (7/11/01) Broadway

The Rocky Horror Show (7/11/01) Broadway

Terrence Mann, Daphne Rubin-Vega, Aiko Nakasone (u/s),Kristen LeeKelly (u/s), Jarrod Emmick, Mark Price, Sebastian LaCause, Dick Cavett, James Stovall, Jonathan Sharp, Rosa Curry, Kevin Cahoon, Asa Somers, John Jeffrey Martin, Denise Summerford. Some blackouts during the Cavett monologues, but some great close-ups. A-

Daphne Rubin-Vega (Usherette/Magenta), Kristen Lee Kelly (Janet), Jarrod Emick (Brad), Gilbert Gottfried (Narrator), Sebastian Bach (Riff Raff), Liz Larsen (Columbia), Terrence Mann (Frank N Furter), John Jeffery Martin (u/s Rocky) Starts at Over at the Frankenstein Place. Quite a lot of spotlight wash-out and generation loss. B

Leslie Kritzer, Doug Kreeger. Good Capture but a few heads in the way since it was such a small space. B+

Loren Freeman, Joan Ryan, Rita McKenzie, Kathryn Zaremba, Nancy Linari, Joanne Baum. First Five Mintues are a tad fuzzy. Shot from the first few rows.

Tony: Richard H. Blake, Stephanie: Jeanine Meyers, Bobby C: Jim Ambler, Annette: Aileen Quinn, Double J: Joe Calveri, Joey :Casey Miles Good Gus: Daniel Jerod Brown, DJ Monty: Joseph Ricci, Flo Manero: Susan Costallos, Frank Manero: Rich Herbert, Frank Jr: Sean Frank Sullivan, Linda: Kathleen Shields. Not a bad video, middle generation. B+

Carolee Carmello, Judy Kaye, Roz Ryan, Ed Dixon, Ed Watts, Brandon O’Neill, Charles Legget. Out of Town Tryout of what became Scandalous: The Life amd Times of Aimee Semple McPherson. 2 Discs

Carolee Carmello as Aimee Semple McPherson, George Hearn as James Kennedy/Brother Bob, Candy Buckley as Minnie Kennedy, Edward Watts as Robert Semple/David Hutton, Roz Ryan as  Emma Jo Schaeffer, Andrew Samonsky as Harold McPherson/Kenneth Ormiston. Video shakey at the opening of the curtain but stablizes as the show starts  A to A* nice close ups no heads . Slight strobing during "Stand Up"due to the vertical lines of the set.

Alex Brightman, Sierra Boggess, Spencer Moses, Mamie Parris, Bobbi Mackenzie, Evie Dolan, Carly Gendell, Brandon Niederauer, Isabella Russo, Jared Parker. Great HD capture of this great new ALW show. There is a 5 minute blackout during the scene after the opening song, due to late seating issues. The cast is phenomenal and Alex gives a sensational performance. High energy show with great songs and is so much fun! 2 Discs

Joshua Henry, John Cullum, Josh Breckenridge, Derrick Cobey, Coleman Domingo, Jeremy Gumbs, Rodney Hicks, Kendrick Jones, James T. Lane, Forrest McLendon, Julius Thomas III, Sharon Washington, Christian Dante White, nice capture of this show, also includes 90 minutes of interviews/behind the scenes/reviews, A

Alan Rickman, Hamish Linklater, Jerry O’Connell, Hettienne Park, Lily Rabe. Well filmed from the balcony. Mostly full stage shots with an occasional mid-zoom. No obstructions and crystal clear. Disc also includes a NY1 review, a NY1 interview with Alan Rickman, and the full 30 minute theatre talk devoted to the show.

David Shiner (Cat in the Hat), Kevin Chamberlin (Horton), Janine LaManna (Gertrude McFuzz), Michele Pawk (Mazzie). First Preview ever of the show. Very different from broadway production, including the cut seqence of The Lorax. B+

David Shiner (Cat in the Hat), Kevin Chamberlin (Horton), Janine LaManna (Gertrude McFuzz), Michele Pawk (Mazzie). Last performance before New York. Lots of changes even from other video. Completly different costumes than Broadway. Still shot from box. B

Seussical the Musical (5/20/01) Broadway Last Show

No cast info but a great recording. A

Boyd Gaines, Diane Fratantoni, Sally Mayes, Howard McGillin, Louis Zoric, Lee Wilkoff, Brad Kane, Jonathan Freeman, Joey McNeely

Ruthie Henshall, John Gordon Sinclair

Brian d'Arcy James, Haven Burton (u/s Fiona), Daniel Breaker, Christopher Seiber, John Tartaglia, Heather Jane Rolff (u/s Mama Bear/Gingy). Very Good Capture of this show. Only one five second cover-up during "Story of My Life", and a little head obstruction when the actors come all the way downstage during one scene. Haven really makes the role her own. A

Alice Ripley, Emily Skinner, Jeff McCarthy, Hugh Panaro and OBC. A-

Emily Skinner, Alice Ripley, Jeff McCarthy, Hugh Panaro, Norm Lewis and the original Broadway cast. Some close ups, no black outs. B+

Alice Ripley, Lauren Kennedy, Jeff McCarthy, Hugh Panaro, Norm Lewis. B

*Highlights, Alice Ripley, Emily Skinner, Jeff McCarthy, Hugh Panaro, Norm Lewis B

Kristen Behrendt, Debra Wiseman, A.J. Vincent, Pierce Peter Brandt, Stephonne Smith. Opening Night Video; steady cam shot with no closeups; great quality and sound.

Cast: Violet Hilton: Erin Davie, Daisy Hilton: Emily Padgett, Terry Connor: Ryan Silverman, Buddy Foster: Matthew Hydzik, Jake: David St Louis, Sir: Robert Joy, 3-Legged Man, Suitor: Brandon Bieber, Geek, Doctor: matthew Patrick Davis, Fortune Teller: Charity Angel Dawson, Venus de Milo: Lauren Elder, Dog Boy, Houdini, Suitor: Javier Ignacio, Female Cossack: Jordanna James, Half Man/Half Woman, Doctor: Kelvin Moon Loh, Human Pin Cushion, Judge, Ray, Suitor: Barrett Martin, Lizard Man, Doctor, Sir’s Lawyer, Cameraman, Tod Browning: Don Richard, Bearded Lady, Auntie: Blair Ross, Tattoo Girl: Hannah Shankman, Male Cossack: Josh Walker, Roustabout, Doctor, Suitor: Derek Hanson, Roustabout, Suitor: Con O’Shea-Creal, Suitor: Michaeljon Slinger. A fantastic capture of the revival’s final performance. The cast and audience are on fire; amazing performances all around, with entrance applauses for everyone and standing ovations for each act. Truly an electric night of theatre and a must-see for any fan of the show. This is a great capture with no washout, very little obstruction, and only a couple short dropouts. There are some small heads at the bottom of the screen that occasionally block the actors’ feet, but they do not affect the action. It’s filmed in 16:9, with a mix of wides, mediums, and close-ups. The sound is excellent. Includes curtain call, Bill Condon’s farewell speech, encore of Say Goodbye to the Side Show, and playbill scans. 2 Discs

Patina Miller (Deloris Van Cartier), Sheila Hancock (Mother Superior), Ian Lavender (Monsignor Howard), Ako Mitchell (Eddie), Julian Cannonier (Shank u/s), Katie Rowley Jones (Sister Mary Robert), Claire Greenway (Sister Mary Patrick), Allison Harding (Mary Lazarus u/s), Nicolas Colicos (Bones), Thomas Goodridge (TJ), Ivan De Freitas (Dinero), The show itself is a lot of fun - great musical numbers, awesome sets, and the cast is fantastic. Patina has a killer voice, the nuns are all adorable, and Sheila Hancock is an absolute legend. Filmed from the back of the nicely raked stalls with virtually no head obstruction and only a couple of 30-second blackouts towards the beginning of act one due to latecomers being seated. The full show is included on the video; the curtain call is not. A

Patina Miller, Carolee Carmello, Fred Applegate, Sarah Bolt, John Treacy Egan, Demond Green, Chester Gregory, Marla Mindelle, Kingsley Leggs, Audrie Neenan, Caesar Samayoa, Rashidra Scott, Alena Watters, Chris Bohannon, Danny Stiles, Alan H Green, Trisha Rapier, Madeleine Doherty, Holly Davis

Andy Karl. Not a terrible video, but not great. B+

OBC. Great for its age! A relatively good video of the Hamlisch flop that only played 48 shows! Some generation loss. B+

Andrea McArdle. Pro-shot but very old and very graining. Not a lot of info on this one. B-

Tony Curtis, Jodi Carmeli, Timothy Gulan, Arthur Hanket, Lenora Nemetz, William Ryall, Larry Storch. Some genation loss but completely watchable. B+

Barbara Cook, Vanessa Williams, Tom Wopat, Leslie Kritzer, Norm Lewis, Erin Mackey, Euan Morton, Matthew Scott. A. *Note* First song in Act 2 Is From 3/30/10. A

Sarah Brightman, Wayne Sleep. Pro shot for TV. A

Andrea Burns, Jessica Mdaskey, Brooks Ashmanskas, Jerry Dixon.  The show's author, Jason Robert Brown serves as pianist, conductor and emcee.  

Rebecca Luker, Michael Siberry, Patti Cohenour, Jan Maxwell, Fred Applegate, Patricia Conolly, Sara Zelle, Dashiell Eaves, Andrea Bowen, Ashley Rose Orr, Gina Ferrall, Ann Brown.  Camera a little shaky at times, but not too bad.   B+

Connie Fisher, Christopher Dickins as (u/s) Captain von Trapp, Lesley Garrett, Sophie Bould, Ian Gelder, Neil McDermott, Margaret Preece, Lauren Ward. Almost all of Act 2 and about 25 minutes of various footage from Act 1. Tough call on this, great filmed when not covered up. Audio is great. B

Elena Shaddow (Maria) Suzanne Ishee (Mother Abbess), Ben Davis (Captain von Trapp), Robert Dusold (Franz the Butler), Joy Franz (Frau the Housekeeper), Chelsea Morgan Stock (Lisel), Sean McManus (Fredrick), Amanda Harris (Louisa), Hunter Kovacs (Kurt), Maya Fortgang (Brigitta), Gracie Beardsley (Marta), Greta Clark (Gretl), Anthony Fedorov (Rolf) Dona English (Elsa) Osborn Focht (Herr Zeller). Missing the first minute or two, beautifuly filmed, steady and crystal clear, A

Eric Anderson, Jacqueline Antaramian, Amber Iman. Filmed at the closing night performance. Mostly a full stage shot with low resolution, and the right half to third of the picture is obscured by whatever the filmer using to hid the camera. The disc also includes Larry King interviewing the cast in what looks to be an18-minute promotional video disguised to look like his former talk show. B

Glenn Close, Harry Connick Jr, Rade Serbedzija, Robert Pastorelli.  TV movie based on the classic Rogers And Hammerstein musical.   A+

Judy Kaye. Great Peformance, Great Recording. A

Original Bway Cast. One of the best videos I’ve ever seen. Shot from mez and great shots of everything. A+

Michael Siberry, Jeff Dumas, Rick Holmes, Bradley Dean, Pia Glenn, Tom Deckman, David Turner, Christopher Gurr. Great one. A

Reeve Carney (Peter Parker/Spider Man), Jennifer Damiano (Mary Jane Watson), Patrick Page (Norman Osborn/The Green Goblin), Gerald Avery (Swarm), Collin Baja (Carnage), Emmanuel Brown (Electro), Matt Caplan (Flash), filmed during the third preview performance, unfortunately not the best filming, the filmer sat in the back of the balcony and it looks like he left the camcorder in his lap, so what was filmed is the top ¾ of the stage, and the ceiling, you miss most of what is happening on stage, because the camcorder was aimed too high, however you can still hear everything and you do see set changes and some flying sequences. B

Version 2.0. Reeve Carney, Jennifer Damiano, T.V. Caripo, Patrick Page, Micahel Mulheren, Ken Marks, Megan Lewis as (u/s) Aunt May, Timothy Warmen

Garrett Long, Liz Callaway, Phyllis Somerville, Steven Pasquale, Mary Gordon Murrary. The show opened on 9/7/01 and this was recorded at the show’s first performance after the events of 9/11 interrupted the show’s run. Very nicely filmed. Some slight generational loss and some slight osccasional Spotlight washout. B+

Jonathan Groff (Melchior), John Gallagher, Jr. (Moritz), Lea Michele (Wendla), Skylar Astin (Georg), Lilli Cooper (Martha), Gideon Glick (Ernst), Brian Johnson (Otto), Lauren Pritchard (Ilse), Phoebe Strole (Anna), Jonathan B. Wright (Hanschen), Remy Zaken (Thea). Not a bad video at all. A-

Nice crystal clear quality and awesome zooms. Up close! Taper pulls back from balcony to focus on ensemble moments. Has to shoot through a minor head or two to catch all the action! Jonathan Groff,John Gallagher, Jr.Lea Michelle. U/s on :Phoebe Strole,Krysta Rodriguez,Frances Mercanti-Anthony. A

Jonathan Groff and Lea Michele's Last Performance

Different Staging from Broadway and Tour. Proshot A+

Austin McKenzie (Melchior), Sandra Mae Frank (Wendla), Katie Boeck (Voice of Wendla), Daniel N Durant (Moritz), Rustin Cole Sailors (Voice of Moritz), Lauren Patten (Ilse), Treshelle Edmond (Martha), Kathryn Gallagher (Voice of Martha), Ali Stroker (Anna), Amelia Hensley (Thea), Joseph Haro (Hanschen), Jimmy Bellinger (Georg), Joshua Castille (Ernst), Daniel David Stewart (Voice of Ernst), Miles Barbee (Otto), Sean Grandillo (Voice of Otto), Troy Kotsur (Adult Men), Daniel Marmion (Voice of Adult Men), Natacha Roi (Adult Women). A beautiful production at Deaf West Theatre in Los Angeles with a phenomenally talented cast of both hearing and deaf actors, including some from the casts of Glee and Switched at Birth. The entire show is signed by the actors, and most of the show is also spoken/sung except for a short bit during latin class and the scene between Moritz and his father just before And Then There Were None. The staging, choreography, singing, and signing are all absolutely gorgeous, and this production gives a deeper meaning to the show’s message about parents communicating with their children; this is a must see for any fan of the show. A nice capture overall; the biggest flaw here is the obstruction. There are a lot of heads that were very difficult to work around, but the show is still captured well and the actors are only occasionally blocked for a few seconds at a time. There are some very quick dropouts, but no major blackouts. It’s filmed in 16:9, with a mix of wides, mediums, and close-ups. The sound is excellent. Includes playbill scans. 2 Discs

In conjunction with Deaf West Theatre, Austin McKenzie (Melchior), Sandra Mae Frank (Wendla), Katie Boek (Voice of Wendla), Daniel Durant (Moritz), Alex Boniello (Voice of Moritz), Krysta Rodriguez (Ilse), Treshelle Edmond (Martha), Kathryn Gallagher (Voice of Martha), Ali Stoker (Anna), Amelia Hensley (Thea), Andy Mientus (Hanschen), Alex Wyse (Georg), Joshua Castille (Ernst), Daniel David Steward (Voice of Ernst), Miles Barbee (Otto), Sean Gradillo (Voice of Otto), Howie Seago (ASL) and Daniel Marmion (Adult Men), Hilary Baak and Natacha Roi (Adult Women), AWESOME show, one of the best Spring Awakenings ever done, full of emotion, perfectly captured show with no obstructions, wash outs and just a few seconds of drop outs throughout the entire show most of which was in between scenes, filmed in 16:9 with wides, mediums and close up shots, includes curtain call and playbill scan. 2 dvds

Sandra Mae Frank, Katie Boeck, Austin P. McKenzie, Daniel N. Durant, Alex Boniello, Joshua Castille, Andy Mientus, Krysta Rodriguez, Camryn Manheim, Patrick Page, Marlee Matlin. Beautiful HD capture of the stunning new revival. The cast gives beautiful performances in this fresh new Deaf West production which incorporates sign language. 2 DVDs

Jane Krakowski, Michael Scott Gregory, Frank Mastrocola -  About 10 minutes missing at the beginning, starts at 'Greaseball'; Great Quality. A-

Cast: Franklyn Warfield, Clarisssa Grace, Drue Williams, Dustin Dubreil, Katie O’Toole, Dennis LeGree

Kathryn Crosby, John Davidson, Andrea McArdle, Donna McKechnie, Scott Wise, Ben Wright and Original Broadway Cast. Not a bad video for its age. B+

Gregory Harrison, Debra Monk, Karen Ziemba, Kristin Chenoweth, Daniel McDonald, Joel Blum. Very nice picture and sound; no major obstructions; mostly wide shots- dance numbers look great! Picture could be sharper, but it's not bad; includes additional clips and reviews. B+

Will Chase, Malcolm Gets, Alex Maizus, Austin McKinnis. Filmed during previews. This short lived musical lasted for just 5 official performances. Filmed from the orchestra section, so there are heads at the bottom of the screen. Basically the filmer just put the camcorder on their armrest, so it’s a mostly stationary full stage shot, but it’s great it was filmed at all. Some spotlight washout. B

Pattie Lupone, Kevin Anderson. Professionally TRY-OUT filmed with several cameras on a small stage in oncert style. 11 songs of the show. A

Patti LuPone and original London cast. Preview performance. Full stage shot and hard to see exactly what is going on, but can see everything. Sound is great. B

Glenn Close, Alan Campbell, and Judy Kuhn. This is the only video I’ve very seen of the LA cast. Clearly taped from a box so quality isn’t great, but the sound is very good. Amazing that this is out there somewhere. B

Betty Buckley (Norma), Alan Campbell (Joe). Great video that isn’t too bad for its age. Some generation lost but a lot worse out there. B+

Final Broadway Performance. Elaine Paige (Norma Desmond), Alan Campbell (Joe), George Hearn (Max), Kristen Behrendt (Betty). Some generation loss. B+

Angela Lansbury, Len Cariou and Original Broadway Cast. Bootleg version. Great for its Age. B+

Pro Shot DVD. Angela Lansbury & George Hearn

Brian Stokes Mitchell (Sweeney Todd), Jane Pesci-Townsend (Mrs Lovett), Hugh Panaro (Anthony), Mary Beth Peil (Beggar Woman), Walter Charles (Judge Turpin), Ray Friedeck (The Beadle), Celia Keenan Bolger (Johanna), Mark Price (Toby), Kevin Ligon (Pirelli), Steven Cupo (Jonas Fogg). Great taping, great performances. A-

Michael Cerveris (Sweeney), Patti LuPone (Mrs. Lovett), Manoel Felciano (Tobias) and the rest of the OBC. Great video! A

Adelphi Theatre. Semi Pro Shot. Michael Ball (Sweeney Todd), Imelda Staunton (Mrs. Lovett), John Bowe (Judge Turpin), Peter Polycarpou (Beadle Bamford), Rob Burt (Pirelli), Gillian Kirkpatrick (Beggar Woman), Lucy May Barker (Johanna), Luke Brady (Anthony), James McConville (Tobias), Simeon Truby (Jonas Fogg). Recorded through the theatre house camera, so a stationary, full-stage shot with audio patched in directly from the sound board. Someone edited in the press reel for “A Little Priest”, multi-camera shot.

Starring Christina Applegate as Charity, Dennis O’Hare. Some crazy video but clear when actually focused in. One of the only videos there are of this one. B+

Christina Applegate, Dennis O’Hare, Kyra DaCosta, Janine LaManna, Ernie Sabella. Beautiful picture with great close-ups. Sound is slightly muffled, but you can understand with no problems. A very nice video. A

John Lithgow, Brian d’Arcy James, Kelli O’Hara, Jack Noseworthy. Great video

B+
Taboo (2003) London
Cast: Euan Morton, Paul Baker, Boy George, Lyn Paul, Luke Evans. Multi cam video filmed at The Venue theatre. Pro-Shot A+

Taboo (2/8/2004) Broadway
Cast: Euan Morton, Raul Esparza, Liz Mc Cartney, Cary Shields, Sarah Uriarte Berry, Jennifer Cody. Closing night show. Great video. A
Take Me Out (3/26/03) Broadway

Cast: Daniel Sunjata, Denis O'Hare, David Eigenberg. Great sound, very nice picture and lots of close-ups. Great Performances. A

James Barbour, Gary Morris, Gavin Creel, Michelle Dawson, Billy Gilman,Jenny Powers, Nick Wyman, Timothy Shew, Katherine McGrath. Reading of the verison done in FL. A-

Josh Strickland, Jenn Gambatese, Merle Dandridge, Shuler Hensley, Chester Gregory II, Tim Jerome, Donnie Keshawarz, Daniew Manche. Filmed during previews, the show is a little dark at times, but a great Dvd. Crystal clear picture and sound. A Includes the producers speech at the beginning about how this was the first performance with newly added scenes. The first 5 minutes are shakey due to ushers and latecomers, but its all there. A

Val Kilmer, Lauren Kennedy, Kevin Earley. The reworked version of the French hit with a score by Patrick Leonard, frequent collaborator with Madonna. Cast of 50 with multimedia projection screens. Pro-shot tape that they also sell. A+

Susan Egan who does a great job. Great video and nicely shot. A

Alan Cumming, Jim Dale, Ana Gasteyer, Cyndi Lauper, Nellie McKay, and rest of original revival cast.Crystal clear picture and sound, nice closeups.

Ana and Cyndi stand out here. A
Time And Again (2001) Off-Broadway

Laura Benanti (Julia Charbonneau), Lewis Cleale (Si Morley), Christopher Innvar (Jake Pickering), David McCallum (EE Danziger & Cyrus Hogue), Julia Murney (Kate Mancuso), Lauren Ward (Emily Hogue). Head and railing obstructions throughout; actors are completely lost if they are on the right side of the stage.  Occasional spotlight washout. B+

First Broadway Preview some cover ups and shakiness in first few songs, improves dramatically after that. Michael Arden, Thom Sesma, Carmen Manuel. A

Michael Arden, Thom Sesma, Includes extras. A

Michael Arden, Thom Sesma, Lisa Brecia Shot from Stage-Right box. Beautiful video. Excellent sound.

OBC: Michael Cerveris, David Garrison, Larry Keith, Judith Blazer, Jody Gelb, Brian DArcy James, John Cunningham 1st generation filmed on a camcorder. Clear copy. A-

Marcus Chait, William Parry, Melissa Bell.  Nicely filmed and overall a very nice video, but some slight generational loss.   A-

1995 Tour Press Reel Highlights (Professional) & 1995 Final Broadway Performance. Some generation copy loss in this one but not unwatchable. The press stuff is great. Missing the first minute or so. B+

Steven Seale, Brian Carmack, Sabine Mayer-Fowler, Drew Sarich, James Sbano. Pro shot. B+

Geoffrey Tyler, Noel Orput, Laurel Hatfield, Rachel Fischer, Mark Whitten, Nicholas Nunez, Gabi Epstein.

Matt Bittner, Betsy Wolfe, Eric Petersen, Nick Verina, Zonya Love, Kikau Alvaro, Andrew Call, N’Jameh Camara, Giovanni Cozic, Mary Glen Fredrick, Jacob Haren, Jeff Hiller, Gizel Jimenez, Zakiya Markland, Lorena Martinez, Sarah Meahl, Devin Ratray, Tamara Rodriguez Mehl, Devere Rogers, Charles South, Graham Stevens A fantastic capture of this brand new show by the writers of Book of Mormon, Avenue Q, and Frozen. The show is very clever and funny, and the music is great, but it’s a bit clunky in places so there are sure to be changes before it does another run. This is very nicely captured with no major blackouts and just a couple quick dropouts and no obstruction. There is a bit of washout in some high contrast scenes. It’s filmed in 16:9, with a mix of wides, mediums, and close-ups. The sound is excellent. Includes curtain call and playbill scans. 2 DISCS

OBC. From a preview so lots was changed before it closed. Some generation loss. B+

A special one-night-only BC/EFA 20th anniversary benefit production. Cast: Charles Busch, Julie Halston, Sutton Foster, Brent Barrett, Phyllis Newman, Mario Cantone, Bruce Vilanch, Rebecca Luker. Act 1 - Julie Halson and Charles Bush Together on Broadway. Act 2 - Vampire Lesbians of Sodom. Extras: Broadway Beat feature, rehearsal interview, credits. Proshot A+

Sigourney Weaver, David Hyde Pierce, Kristine Nielsen, Billy Magnussen, Shalita Grant

Mark Taper Forum. Mark Blum (Vanya), Kristine (Nielsen Sonia), Christine Ebersole (Masha), David Hull (Spike), Shalita Grant (Cassandra), Liesel Allen Yeager (Nina).  Nicely filmed. One short blackout in the second act. 2 DVDs

Hugh Dancy, Nina Arianda

Liza Minnelli, Tony Roberts, Rachel York, Michael Nouri, Gregory Jbara. No Liza mess ups here! A

Stephen Lee Anderson, Michael McElroy, Cass Morgan, Roz Ryan, Michael Parks, Lauren Ward, Norbert Leo Butz, Tracy Nicole Chapman, Luther Creek. Good, well-shot picture and good sound. A