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Lion King was okay when I saw it in 2005, and haven't seen it since; probably won't again.I enjoyed Amazing Grace, and wanted to see it again the next time I visited New York City. It was touching and I cried at all the right place. I think it left out the religious references except for when they sang the titel song.I don't have a desire to see Book of Mormon.I passed on getting a photo with Aaron Tveit or getting his autograph when I saw him Wicked. (Okay, I regret this one.)

Amazing Grace Catch Me If You Can

John Lloyd Young - Jersey Boys Alice Ripley - Next to Normal

There were a few standing ovations during the Jersey Boys 5th anniversary show. Recently, there have been standing O's after Can't Take My Eyes Off You. Also, I've witnessed the long standing ovation after Goodbye during the last performance of Catch Me If You Can, although I was the only one who stood up after that song the previous night.

I've been to 18 so far. Beaumont: South Pacific Booth: Next to Normal Broadhurst: Hugh Jackman Broadway: Cinderella Brooks Atkinson: Rock of Ages, Peter and the Starcatcher Foxwoods: Spiderman Gershwin: Wicked Al Hirshfeld: Elf Imperial: Billy Elliott Lunt-Fontanne: Ghost, Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast Majestic: Phantom of the Opera Nederlander: Newsies New Amsterdam: Lion King Richard Rodgers: In The Heights Schubert: Memphis Neil Simon: Catch Me If You Can, Hairspray August Wilson: J...

Close Every Door (Joseph and the Technicolor Dreamcoat) Goodbye (Catch Me If You Can) Can't Take My Eyes Off You (Jersey Boys) Music of the Night (Phantom of the Opera)

Jersey Boys (my all-time favorite) Catch Me If You Can Beauty and the Beast Les Miserables