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Seriously. Best looking partnership ever?! They are definite contenders…

Book of Mormon and GIRLS star Andrew Rannells and OUR imaginary Broadway boyfriend Gavin Creel are apparently very much together, and have been for quite some time!

Well poo for us!

Rannells posted the above pic on Twitter Thursday, accompanied by the comment 'Hey @gavincreel', and below you can see the boys looking VERY snuggly on the Godspell red carpet in July 2011.

So jealous happy for you BOTH! Love is our FAVORITE kinda news to report on!!

Check out the eye-searing heat radiating of these two at Godspell …AFTER THE JUMP!

Tags: andrew rannells, book of mormon, boyfriend, broadway, couple, gavin creel, girls, godspell, happy, love, red carpet, together, twitter

Well, well! Look who's all grown up…!

It's hard to think that it's already been six years since Corbin Bleu danced into our lives in Disney's High School Musical and since then, he's been keeping busy on Broadway!

Corbin first appeared on the Broadway stage in 2010, when he starred in In the Heights and now, he's been brought on for another production, Godspell!!!

Check out Corbin, as a SUPER hot Jesus, performing Beautiful City (above)!

He sounds GREAT!!

Bleu took the lead April 17, taking over for Hunter Parrish in the first ever Broadway revival of the musical!!!

We're sure we'll be seeing MUCH more of Corbin on Broadway in the future!

…or at least we hope! LOLz!

Tags: broadway, corbin bleu, disney, godspell, high school musical, hunter parrish, in the heights, jesus, musical, production, stage

Corbin Bleu - the OTHER High School Musical hotness that isn't Zac Efron - had his first performance in Broadway's Godspell revival tuesday night, and it seems the show was a smash!!

He is one FINE Jesus Christ. We praise you, Corbin!

Check out photos of his curtain call (below)!

…YES PLEASE!

[Image via Joseph Marzullo/WENN.]

Tags: broadway, corbin bleu, godspell, high school musical, music, musical, performance, photos, revival, show

On his way to Circle in the Square Theatre, Hunter Parrish gave the paps smiles and cheer in New York City!

He was on his way to perform in Godspell. And despite the negative reviews, we've said it once and we'll say it again! He is the saving grace of this show because he's wonderful to look at for a few hours, LOL!

Here's to hopin' the New Year brings him better gigz!!!

[Image via Patricia Schlein/WENN.]

Tags: broadway, circle in the square theatre, godspell, hunter parrish, new york city

When we were in New York last month, we saw the show too. And we've got to say - WE AGREE! This was nothing to write home about!

The reviews are in for the revival of Godspell on Broadway and not too many people have that many nice things to say about the show. 40th Anniversary production of Stephen Schwartz's rock musical was compared to a "being trapped in a summer camp rec room with a bunch of kids who have been a little too reckless with the Red Bull," by the New York Times for all the "bouncing" and "bounding" it did.

The Hollywood Reporter warn potential viewers to "prepare for disappointment," as they felt the show echoed a "high school production staged by the wacky new drama teacher," with no real depth and strength to the acting or the production.

Most reviewers conceded that the young cast was talented (somewhat), but that the production itself … well, we think Steven Suskin of Variety said it best:

Tags: anniversary, broadway, casting, drama, godspell, high school, hollywood, hunter parish, new york, production

Have MERCY! Phew! God really is good ya'll - and his son is HAWT!!!

It seems a trip to New York is in order this fall as it was just announced that Godspell is returning to the Great White Way with Weeds star Hunter Parrish slated to portray Jesus.

Mmm. Mmm. Mmm. Jesus never looked so fiiiine. We're exploding with happiness!!!!

The former Spring Awakening star revealed his thrill to land such an important role in the show, saying in his statement:

Tags: broadway, broadway revival, godspell, hawt, new york, november, statement