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* StarMakingRole: Sutton Foster was a struggling actress, only really known among fans of ''Theatre/{{Grease}}'' and ''Theatre/LesMiserables'' for her national tour portrayals of Sandy and Éponine. But then Creator/KristinChenoweth, who was originally cast as Millie, had to bow out, and Erin Dilly, who initially replaced her, left due to conflict with the creative team. Foster took on the role for the Broadway opening, which made the show a hit, won her the Tony and launched Foster into one of the most successful actresses on Broadway (over the next decade, she'd earn five more Tony noms with another win in 2011).
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* StarMakingRole: Sutton Foster was a struggling actress, only really known among fans of ''Theatre/{{Grease}}'' and ''Theatre/LesMiserables'' for her national tour portrayals of Sandy and Éponine. But then Creator/KristinChenoweth, who was originally cast as Millie, Millie in the Broadway production, had to bow out, and Erin Dilly, who initially replaced her, left due to conflict with the creative team. Foster took on the role for the Broadway opening, which made the show a hit, won her the Tony and launched Foster into one of the most successful actresses on Broadway (over the next decade, she'd earn five more Tony noms with another win in 2011).
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* StarMakingRole: Sutton Foster was a struggling actress, only really known among fans of ''Theatre/{{Grease}}'' and ''Theatre/LesMiserables'' for her national tour portrayals of Sandy and Éponine. But then Creator/KristenChenoweth, who was originally cast as Millie, had to bow out, and Erin Dilly, who initially replaced her, left due to conflict with the creative team. Foster took on the role for the Broadway opening, which made the show a hit, won her the Tony and launched Foster into one of the most successful actresses on Broadway (over the next decade, she'd earn five more Tony noms with another win in 2011).
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* StarMakingRole: Sutton Foster was a struggling actress, only really known among fans of ''Theatre/{{Grease}}'' and ''Theatre/LesMiserables'' for her national tour portrayals of Sandy and Éponine. But then Creator/KristenChenoweth, Creator/KristinChenoweth, who was originally cast as Millie, had to bow out, and Erin Dilly, who initially replaced her, left due to conflict with the creative team. Foster took on the role for the Broadway opening, which made the show a hit, won her the Tony and launched Foster into one of the most successful actresses on Broadway (over the next decade, she'd earn five more Tony noms with another win in 2011).
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* StarMakingRole: Sutton Foster was a struggling actress when the original lead for the Broadway musical had to bow out. Foster took on the role which made the show a hit, won her the Tony and launched Foster into one of the most successful actresses on Broadway (over the next decade, she'd earn five more Tony moms with another win in 2011).
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* StarMakingRole: Sutton Foster was a struggling actress when the original lead actress, only really known among fans of ''Theatre/{{Grease}}'' and ''Theatre/LesMiserables'' for the Broadway musical her national tour portrayals of Sandy and Éponine. But then Creator/KristenChenoweth, who was originally cast as Millie, had to bow out. out, and Erin Dilly, who initially replaced her, left due to conflict with the creative team. Foster took on the role for the Broadway opening, which made the show a hit, won her the Tony and launched Foster into one of the most successful actresses on Broadway (over the next decade, she'd earn five more Tony moms noms with another win in 2011).
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* StarMakingRole: Sutton Foster was a struggling actress when the original lead for the Broadway musical had to bow out. Foster took on the role which made the show a hit, won her the Tony and launched Foster into one of the most successful actresses on Broadway (over the next decade, she'd earn five more Tony moms with another win in 2011).
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Two actors made their Broadway debuts as Millie and Jimmy in the musical. Those actors? Tony Award winners Sutton Foster and Gavin Creel.
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* EarWorm: So I hope you solve this matter matter matter matter matter...
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Carol Channing as the eccentric Muzzy Van Hossmere, who notably won a Golden Globe and AcademyAward nomination as Best Supporting Actress.
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* UnfortunateImplications: Mrs Meers and the Chinese white slavery ring. The stage version tries to avoid this by having Mrs. Meers be an American actress who is unaware of how over the top and stereotypical she is, while the real Chinese characters are annoyed by it. Unfortunately, the "real" Chinese characters (Bun Foo and Ching Ho) are pretty stereotypical themselves, especially with the "Chinese" they speak.
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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: The Jewish Wedding scene.
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