What's your favorite show that you only know through a cast album? Was it performed before you moved to the city, or closed prematurely? Was it mounted before you were born? Mine:
"My Life with Albertine": I don't know why I never got to this, but I didn't see it. Today, the cast album is in constant rotation in my CD player.
Kiss of the Spiderwoman...
Follies
dance of the vampires
the last five years
the last five years, tick tick boom and hair.
"Promises, Promises"
i'm a huge Bacharach fan.
i did however see the 1997 Encores! concert staging at City Center, but not a full scale production.
Les Mis and I've only seen student productions of Into the Woods.
Closer to Heaven
The Life
Saturday Night
god the list goes on and on
Broadway Star Joined: 10/30/04
Right now, tick tick BOOM and Ave. Q
Tick, Tick...Boom!
Assassins
Urinetown
Miss Saigon(although hope to change that soon)
The list goes on.
Once on This Island (Was in high school in Fl)
Parade (It closed before I heard about it)
Children of Eden (Recently heard about it)
Godspell 2000 (Didn't know it was going on)
Now, I make sure I don't miss things
Broadway Legend Joined: 4/5/04
On the Twentieth Century
Promises Promises
Godspell... I've known every word of it since I was little, but never got around to getting the VHS/DVD or seeing it... I really should one of these days.
Oh theres a lot.
Wicked
Ave Q
POTO (yea I know)
Little Women
Sweeney Todd
Featured Actor Joined: 10/28/04
RAGTIME (only saw the concert version)
WEST SIDE STORY (movie fan but have never seen it on stage)
BILLY ELLIOT (heard song clips on the website and dying to go to london!)
Parade - fell in love with it hearing a couple of the songs performed in a concert a few years ago. Never saw a staging of the show, but I'd love to.
Avenue Q...but in a month and a day, thats all going to change!
Into the Woods (I don't count the PBS broadcast)
Sunday in the Park with George
Avenue Q
Jesus Christ, Superstar (again, I don't count the PBS verison)
Avenue Q, Wicked, and Hairspray. I love the book "Wicked" and the movie "Hairspray," but I have yet to see them on stage. As for Avenue Q, my puritanical parents will never let me see it anyway.
Swing Joined: 1/15/05
Rent
Wicked
The Wild Party
Tick Tick...Boom!
I'm not sure if my puritanical parents would let me see it if they knew anything about it. But hm, thats too bad, we already bought the tickets!
Kate Music, are you referring to the 2000 revival?
Be glad you didn't see it. It was dreadful.
Even Maya Days, usually splendid, couldn't save it!
Cabaret. Sadly, my Broadway obsession *yes I am a late bloomer, leave me alone okay * began AFTER Cabaret had closed. However the music, the darkness, the loneliness really gets to me! Now all I have to do is wait 10 years for the revival of the revival (...is that even possible??)
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