Once Upon a Mattress!!
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Naked Boys Singing
Tick, tick. . . BOOM!
The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee
Sunday in the Park with George.
The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas.
Broadway Legend Joined: 9/12/04
Don't know which is THE best but here goes:
A CHORUS LINE
CATS
THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA
THE KING AND I
Oh yes. How could I forget about Once Upon a Mattress. Is it just me, or does anyone else think that title sounds a little too risque for a show based on The Princess and the Pea?
On A Clear Day is a much better title than the original title "I Picked A Daisy"
Well...I dont know a WHOLE bunch of musicals/plays...but my fave are:
1. A Chorus Line - Dont know...just always appealed to me
2. An Overpraised Season - Small one act most ppl have probably never heard of...but it's deep and by the end of the play you get its real meaning
3. Company - Had no idea why it was named Company until like the 3rd listen through lol :P
That's pretty much it :)
These titles are all great but none of them hold a candle to La, La, Lucille or Yes, Yes, Yvette. These are real titles!
Caroline, Or Change is a bitch to say because then everyone wnats to know what is changing in Carolina.
Broadway Legend Joined: 3/12/05
I've always had a fondness for [title of show]
Featured Actor Joined: 5/5/06
Parade, it is what it's kind of about and than it's not, but it is, it makes you think. Last line and first song in show has to do with title as well, Great Title
Broadway Legend Joined: 9/10/05
"Got Tu Go Disco"
Another Minskoff Theatre flop that only ran for 8 performances back in 1979.
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"The Light in The Piazza" makes me think of Mike Piazza!
"High Spirits." It caught my attention the first time I heard it. Such a good show.
Also, I know it's not a musical, but I like "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?"
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/26/05
I don't understand how titles such as "Cats" and "Avenue Q" are somehow thought provoking or really good and different. Cats is about cats and Avenue Q is where they live. Ah yes, profound as well.
Broadway Legend Joined: 1/20/06
I think that
Sunday in the Park With George
The Drowsy Chaperone
Are good titles for musicals.
As for plays I think that a lot of Shakespeare's titles are clever
Twelfth Night
As You Like it
Swing Joined: 5/30/06
"Carrie:The Musical!"
Only based on the fact that "Carrie" in general is so cultish and enigmatic anybody with a right mind would give the title a second look, if not to laugh at it!
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/10/05
Caroline, or Change
Merrily we Roll Along
Those two are both great.
Broadway Legend Joined: 2/14/04
Urinetown
Here are my picks:
THE SOUND OF MUSIC
SUBWAYS ARE FOR SLEEPING
HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING
Not a musical, but CHILDREN OF A LESSER GOD has always been one of my favorite titles.
It's amazing they waited all the way until 1962 to do a show called "DO, RE, MI."
Do I Hear A Waltz
Lucky Stiff
Seussical the Musical
Spamalot
WHISTLE DOWN THE WIND is an intersting title although I have no idea what the hell it means.
As for plays, I also like THE LION IN WINTER.
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