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I will confirm, however, that Trevor Braun was there. He sat next to me during the show and whooped (along with everyone else) all through the show. He hasn't lost his high C; my left ear could certainly vouch for that!

If you are referring to the kid with longish shaggy light hair (though clearly not the kid's natural color), that was Keean's younger brother, whose name I cannot recall.

No. I know what Keean's brother, whose name is Kade, looks like. This was another young man who fits the description posted by CJ-Rochester.

Since this is the reviews thread, perhaps we should get back to reviews.

His name is Cade...not Kade.....

ERinVA wrote:No. I know what Keean's brother, whose name is Kade, looks like. This was another young man who fits the description posted by CJ-Rochester.

Since this is the reviews thread, perhaps we should get back to reviews.

Yes, I debated 50/50 over the spelling and obviously chose the wrong 50.

ERinVA wrote:Yes, I debated 50/50 over the spelling and obviously chose the wrong 50.

That's ok. At the workshop I mixed up Cade's name with Kaden, who is Kylend's brother.

CJ-Rochester wrote:

ERinVA wrote:Yes, I debated 50/50 over the spelling and obviously chose the wrong 50.

That's ok. At the workshop I mixed up Cade's name with Kaden, who is Kylend's brother.

Plus you would think that if they named one son Keean they would spell Cade with a K. But that's me I guess.

I began a review this week at work of the final Broadway show, and may have some thoughts on the last 4 shows and workshop too, but it was all such an overwhelming experience that I'm going to have to let these reflections go from brain to keyboard as they are ready to.

In the meantime, I hope others will keep posting memories and thoughts from last weekend's magic. Even though it all seems so unforgettable now, years later we'll be happy we jotted down every last thought! So keep 'em coming!

Sean

I'm crying from reading all these reveiws.

I was so close to attending the show! Unfortunately the train had stopped at Yonkers and I couldn't find the one open door so the train flew away from nyc along with that opportunity. As you may guess, I was extremely upset.

Glad to hear it went well though. I just can't accept the fact that BE is now closed... it's such a shame.

bwayluver wrote: I was so close to attending the show! Unfortunately the train had stopped at Yonkers and I couldn't find the one open door so the train flew away from nyc along with that opportunity. As you may guess, I was extremely upset.

Oh that is so sad.

On my way out of the theatre after the final show I saw a man and boy getting very upset with a staff member as they had tickets for the 7.30 performance. Obviously they had not heard it had been cancelled.