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Similar to most people here a virtually impossible task but the song that leapt into my mind today was "No one is Alone"

Not sure but either Runaways or On the Twentieth Century. I was a bit jet-lagged at the time.

Living in Spain I have seen quite a lot in Spanish ranging from Evita, Barnum and A Chorus Line to in the last couple of years Follies and Les Miserables. I also have a couple of cast recordings in Catalan. Sweeney Todd and Night Music. I saw Sweeney in Spanish which was very good but didn't get to see a Spanish versión of Night Music.

Sunday Company Follies Sweeney Night Music

Just stumbled on Into the Woops! or Into the Moods depending how you feel.

Having first seen Ms McKenzie in Company back in 1971, I have always been impressed by the quality of her performances. Her performance as the witch is right up there with all her other stage work - a truly great actress who has taken my breath away on many occasions. I'm so grateful that a lot of her stuff is appearing little by little on internet. It gives me the chance to relive those sublime moments and it gives others the opportunity to see what an amazing talent she really is.

Mary Poppins. I saw it in London and then New York and later a touring company in the UK. I just love the big production numbers - especially Anything Can Happen!

Very true Mister Matt - how can you take a poll like this seriously when Priscilla Queen of the Desert is voted as the 17th best musical and My Fair Lady is the 93rd? Makes no sense to me.

I spent most of the afternoon listening to Jemm Three in disbelief and later trying to leave a comment on the West End board which I could not! If this radio station wants to attract any sort of audience it should bury this list immediately and probably sack the DJ who introduced the second half of the list. His comments were nearly as banal as the list itself.

I tried 3 times yesterday to post something about this and all my posts vanished into the ether. Let's see if better luck today.

Top 100 Jemm Three 100) Hair – 99) How to succeed – 9 Victor/Victoria- 97) Chitty Chitty Bang Bang – 96) On The Town – 95) The Baker’s Wife – 94) Hello Dolly – 93) My Fair Lady – 92) Me and My Girl – 91) Tell Me On A Sunday 90) The Boy Friend – 89) Sweet Charity – 8 Mame – 87) The Lord Of The Rings – 86) Funny Girl – 85) A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum – 84) Falsettos – 83) Light In The Piazza – 82) Mack &Mabel – 81) Spiderman – 80) Gypsy – 79) Only You Can Save Mankind – 7 The...

I'e tried to post twice on the W.E. board and my posts have disappeared - lost in the ether!

My last post vanished so here goes again. Not quite sure who voted for this but My Fair Lady in the 90s and Fame at number 34 seems a little strange. Look forward to reading more comments.

Not quite sure who voted for this but My Fair Lady in the bottom 90s and Fame at number 34 seems a little strange to me. Look forward to reading more comments.

Martha Plimpton - Pal Joey

Not While I'm Around - Sweeney Todd

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yTVuKSP_PhA Lovy el Musical from 1980 - promoted as the first Spanish musical. It was a mixture of all the pop musicals at that time and failed dismally. I saw one of the first performances which seemed to last forever (at least 4 hours) so wasn't really surprised at its demise.

Not really a rhyme either but Sondheim for me at his best from "Poor Baby" She's tall enough to be your mother! Goliath!

Big isn't always beautiful - I haven't seen this production and unfortunately won't be able to but a choice between seeing some of the big Broadway productions and this - my choice would be very clear. The London Times has given Ms Roger her very own star and the WOS critic is being slapped down right left and centre. http://www.whatsonstage.com/reviews/theatre/london/E8831285111116/Passion.html

http://westend.broadwayworld.com/board/readmessage.php?page=2&thread=1019909&boardid=3 reviews posted on the West End board