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- Give them the best gift possible: buy a ticket to see their show. - ^^ THIS

I'd say Legally Blonde or Xanadu. Although it depends, I was already a broadway nerd at 14 so I would have wanted to see A Chorus Line, Chicago or Spring Awakening.

Thank you for posting that! I am getting more and more excited, I can't wait to see this

Reno Sweeney - Anything Goes Mother - Ragtime Norma Desmond - Sunset Boulevard Mabel - Mack & Mabel Sheila - A Chorus Line (would prefer Cassie but I am definitely more of a Sheila)

Sunset Boulevard A Chorus Line Gypsy Evita Ragtime this is hard....

Sweeney Todd Anything Goes Cabaret Company

We got tickets to see Wicked about 4 yrs ago for a wedding gift and there was a blizzard the day we were supposed to go. The show still went on, we just weren't able to get there. They let us exchange the tickets for the spring instead and it was no trouble. I guess the policy is only supposedly written in stone but depending on the situation they may bend? idk, just my experience.

Maybe I'm a little slow but I didn't know who Mel Brooks was until I was at least 14 and that was only because Men in Tights had just come out. I don't know many kids who currently would know who he was.

Paljoey, check out her performance of "Rose's Turn" from the Tonys. She did a pretty impressive job and sings the hell out of it.

I've only seen clips of Lupone's Rose but of course I thought it was amazing. Then again, I'm biased. I did see Peter's and I have to say that she was also incredible. They both bring something different to the role. I don't think I can decide fairly though until I see the entire show with Patti.

I second (or third or fourth) seeing Lupone in Gypsy. I can't imagine a better 1st experience than seeing a legend perform in an amazing show. But then again, my first broadway experience was seeing Starlight Express so what the hell do I know? :)

I agree, they can revive anything as far as I'm concerned if Ms. Lupone is in it.

Wicked. Definitely.

My husband is the same way but he is actually excited about seeing Young Frankenstein because he is a Mel Brooks fan. He also is a huge Monty Python fan so he loved Spamalot. According to him, those are apparently "guy friendly". Although, if given a chance, he has been known to admit to liking some very uncharacteristic musicals - like the movie versions of Chicago and Hairspray. So you really never know...

dramarama: me too! i was about to lose all faith in humanity.

"The Perfect Year" - Sunset Boulevard "I Get a Kick out of You" - Anything Goes "I'd be surprisingly good for you" - Evita "Let me Dance for you/the music and the mirror" - A Chorus Line "Big Spender" - Sweet Charity or Fosse (I prefer that version - sexier)

It is based on the story on the bible about Joseph and his coat of many colors in Genesis. Basically Joseph is one of Jacobs 12 sons (the 12 tribes of Isreal) and is his dads favorite. Jacob gives him the coat and it makes his brothers hate him with jealousy. Joseph has prophetic dreams about someday ruling over them which makes them angrier. They trick him and sell him into slavery and tell Jacob that he is dead. He is the slave of Potiphar, an Egyptian, and is seduced by Potiphars wife, whi...

Moments in the woods A Little Priest Johanna Ballad of Sweeney Todd Everyday a little death

I liked Hairspray but most definitely Sweeney. And not just because I am biased by my love of all things Burton/Depp.