I just saw Catch Me If You Can on Broadway. Getting free tickets from work is awesome but it was like watching Mamma Mia all over again. I was by myself, laughing and enjoying it but wishing my mom was with me. She likes all these cultural stuff and my dad just tags along most of the time. I got my ticket really late, 30 minutes before the 7pm show, and I couldn't even call Neruda or Alexandra to see it with me.
I've seen the movie starring Leo di Caprio and Tom Hanks so I knew the story. Aaron Tveit, the guy who played Frank Abagnale, Jr. on Broadway, is one hot beefcake. I'm sorry but Leo doesn't excite me.
I liked this musical. It's because part of the story is about the prestige of flying decades ago and how he tricked people into thinking he's a commercial pilot. It's the idea that you can be who you want to be. It's because the last musical that I saw (American Idiot) got me so turned off with the dark, sex, drugs and rock & roll theme that I'm just so ecstatic to see beautiful people dancing angst-free onstage.
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