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Can't wait to see you in Sweeney when you get to St. Petersburg. I saw you in Phantom (July 88) and in the original cast of Ragtime. Always love your live work and performances on disc. Back when I lived in NYC, I was actually in a practice room next door to you at 8th Ave Studios and heard you practicing some MAME material. I hung around outside just a little longer so I could hear you belt that stuff out. One of my favorite recordings is your "Duet for One". They should've had you record the "definitive" version when they changed the piece from 1600 Pennsylvania Ave to White House Cantata. You sing rings around June Anderson in that role. Anyway, can't wait to see what you do with Mrs. Lovett. I was in the chorus of the NYPhilharmonic version with Patti so I know the show very well. Take care and enjoy the tour!

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Judy, I've lost track of how to get hold of you. Maureen and I are going with a group to the opening of Sweeny Todd on this coming Tuesday March 11 and we would love to come back and say hello. Is that possible? You can either email me or call, home: 310-457-4903 or office: 310-201-3569. Hope to see you!

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My daughter and I saw Sweeney Todd yesterday in Cincinnati, Ohio. Judy, you are a gem. What a performance!! You definately made that show!

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I saw you last evening in SWEENY TODD at The Aronoff Center here in Cincinnati. I thought you were wondeful!

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Ms Kaye, My Mom just saw Sweeny Todd in Cincinnati tonight. She loved the show! I had really wanted to come. Thank you for signing a poster nd the playbill. I hope to see you some day in Sweeny Todd. I love to act and sing. I am playing Charlie Brown in a kids Broadway Concert and will be singing a solo. I know you played Lucy in You're a Good Man charlie Brown. Again, thank you. Will E.

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Hello, I came to Cincinnati to see Sweeney Todd, and you were the star, amazing performance.

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I am a huge fan of your readings of Kinsey Millhone. I simply can't imagine anyone else performing as her. You truly "act" the part. I also appreciate all the voices you do. Maybe it doesn't seem as glamourous as being on stage, but I've listened to the alphabet series from A to T (so far) and I have had more hours of amusement than I could ever have had from a stage performace. Thank you for all your hard work.

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Dear Ms. Kaye, I had the privilege of seeing you twice while you were in the Queen City, once from first row center! While I worship at the Lansbury alter, and I adore Patti Lupone, having seen her twice in NYC production, I think your Mrs. Lovett is my all-time favorite. She's funny, sexy, perceptive, and beautifully enunciated. Well done! Thank you for sharing your many gifts. Who knew you were such an excellent tuba player! Bravo, Ms. Kaye! May the run be a great one! Sincerely, Cathy Creason, a Cincinnati Fan

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Can't wait to see you when you come to the Cadilac Theater in Chicago..... 2nd row center seats!!!! BRAVO!