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re: Comedy or dramas for a High School with large cast? Aug 12
2007, 11:49:57 AM
Are there straight play versions of Fame, Grease and HSM?
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re: Ideal shows for a seventeen year old? Aug 12
2007, 11:47:42 AM
Hah, oh my, there are tonnes I could go and see. Yes, I would plan on seeing several as that would be the main reason for my going over there. And preferably shows that are not yet released, or are better versions of the ones, in the West End.
Oh, and Dramaqueen2? Yes, I am a fan of plays. Any in particular that would still be going early next year?
Thanks, Millie, Curtains sounds like a lot of fun.
Hairspray? The same Hairspray that is in the cinemas right now? I have
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re: Ideal shows for a seventeen year old? Aug 11
2007, 06:45:26 AM
You guys are so helpful!
I didn't realise so many people my age used this site.
Right now, I am leaning towards:
Spring Awakening (which I will see ALONE haha)
Rent (awe-factor)
A Chorus Line (to do with broadway shows, besides it's the show my parents saw for their Honeymoon in London)
What's "Curtains", if you don't mind me asking?
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re: Ideal shows for a seventeen year old? Aug 10
2007, 05:48:51 PM
I've heard a lot about Spring Awakening and I've heard some of the music and loved it, is it as good as it's hyped up to be?
What's Spelling Bee about? It's the show I know the least about, out of the ones you've mentioned.
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Ideal shows for a seventeen year old? Aug 10
2007, 05:26:18 PM
I am sixteen right now, and I've always been involved with theatre.
I recently made my way to London to see Wicked, Les Mis, Phantom, Mary Poppins and Billy Elliot.
If I go to NYC for my birthday, what shows would you recommend?
I'm wanting the real awe-factor for my first Broadway shows :)
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