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When someone says a lyric from a song, I have to finish it. Example..."Cold, cold, cold" I go, "Wuould you light my candle?" ANd other fan lines like that from RENT and other shows

Defintly worth it!

It's hard to choose. I really Like Daphene, but from what I've Rosario is amazing. I'm just going to have to wait for the movie to come out, then I'll tell you.

As I never saw it with the OBC, I can't really say, but based off the Orginal Cast Album, I'll go with Anthony Rapp being my favorite.

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
Sound of Music

On the RENT thing, remember that it really wasn't "finished" as Jonathon Larson died too soon. But I don't much care for the way they ended it either, even though I am still a HUGE renthead.

Oh, don't make me choose! At of this very moment I would have to say probablly "I'll Cover You" from RENT. However, this will most likely change VERY soon.

Here's my two sence. I'm going try not to bash anyone. But if I ofend anyone, I aplogise before I start writing this.

Okay, for all of you who said the charachter of Raul basically stinks, it's because he does in the book too. I don't think this is ALW's fault or anything else's working on the show. Raul is just a stupid character and there is ntohing anyone can do about that.

Personally, I've heard from my friends that they musical is awsome on broadway. I have no idea, I've y

The random facts was for my knowlage and for amusements, not for the paper, just to let you know. I know not to site people for the information I put into an essay. I just want to know more.

Um...I geuss I would go with...

Sunday in the Park with George and A Little Night Music beging my biggest. However, I REALLY want to see Tick, Tick..Boom again, so I'm hoping it tours near here again or something..

I'm doing an essay on him for an english progect andw as wondering if anyone knew and any great sites with information or just random fact you wish to thorw at me.

Anything about his childhood or at least how he got into music would be great.

I have a broadway book that has defintions for theature terms and such. Some are helpful some are stupid...for example...

Curtain: The cloth the seperates the audiance from behind the stage.

I personally would go see RENT if I had to choose, just because I am a die hard RENThead. However, La Cage it slef is great too, I've just been told this version stinks.

Anyway, if you get a chance go see both!

Some good ones are...
All I Ask of You - Phantom
I'll Cover You - Rent
As Long as Your Mine - Wicked
Love Don't Need a Reason and I Honestly Love you - Boy from OZ
Written in the Stars - Aidia
See Her Smile - Tick, tick...Boom
Fantasies come True - Avenue Q

"No More" -tick, tick....boom!

Howver, I plan on listening to "Bat Outa Hell" - Meat Loaf when this is over.

If you don't like Queen music I can how it could be bad. However, I thought it was a hysterical show. But then, I am a huge Queen fan too...

You should defintly be able to grab decent seats for WWRY. The line is defintly not as long, plus, if you need to there are plenty of other discounted stores all over the sqaure.

I bought the tickets for WWRY through TKTS, and though we didn't have great seats, they were not bad at all.

If you like Queen music, you'll love it. I promise. Plus, there's tons of funny jokes throughout the show.

I still wish I could see it, even though I heard it really wasn't all that great. Hopefully, it'll stay around a little bit longer.

Wait, Tick, tick...BOOM is coming to London?! WHY DIDN'T I KNOW! YAY!

Anyway... I assume there won't be one because it's not such a widly known show, however you never know. I geuss we'll just have to find out.

Ps. I'm going to go see somthing with some cast members from TTB in May. :) I have no idea what it is or anything, but it should be fun.

I agree with whoever said popular isn't all that important too the story line. I'd go with...

The Wizard and I, Defying Gravity, No Good Deed, and For Good.

Personally, my favorite is As Long as Your Mine, but that also doesn't tell much story. Ah, oh well.

I just came back from London last week! I was lucky enough to see Woman in White (amazing show. So great!) Mama Mia (again, good) and Mouse Trap (non-musical, it was still fun though). We had great seats for all three (5th row orcestra.)

I hope you have fun! You should love them!

Oh and if you get the chance to see We Will Rock You, go for it! It's usually on their TKTS.