Joined: 12/31/69
My most memorable was A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC.
Yours?
None yet.
But I know with out a doubt - the day Chicago closes (which I hope isn't for a while) I will be there!
Broadway Legend Joined: 3/20/04
Dracula...Wildhorn was in the audience, but that was it
I was at AIDA's. I almost didn't go - I hadn't really planned on it at all, until somebody () offered me a second ticket she had, telling me she knew I'd regret it if I wasn't there. I wouldn't have had it any other way - I needed to be there, and it was the perfect way, if I had to at all, to say goodbye to my favorite show. The show that day had the most energy I'd ever seen in it. I cried so much. The audience was full of alumni and devoted fans, and it got the sendoff it deserved. The perfect culmination of at lot of memories.
Little Women...I will post my review later tonight.
Posted this in the Little Women Closing thread but this thread seems more apt.
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I have a question: are shows generally hard to get tix for for the night they close? I do love a bit of emotion and I really want to go to the last performance of a show (does that make me weird?).
taboo!
Gypsy w/Bernadette Peters
In the closing night of SEUSSICAL, "All For You" STOPPED the show.
Earlier, Cathy Rigby holds an auction for Horton the Elephant. She said her normal line "Congratulations, the Elephant goes to the bald headed man with the greasy mustache." She followed it with "Oh - I'm terribly sorry Mrs. Weissler!!"
Broadway Star Joined: 7/20/04
Off-Broadway but, Fame on 42nd Street. So sad that everyone was crying at the end...
without a trace-hurry! please!
as of now La Boheme. wanted to do Little Women and Millie but i had graduation which i had to go to
you're a good man charlie brown...omg so sad. EVERYONE was crying. Anthony was crying during the end of "Happiness" when Ilana patted him on the shoulder to say her last line.. it was heartbreaking.. then after that, Saturday Night Fever which was wild and then Urban Cowboy which was also very wild.
Broadway Star Joined: 12/11/04
Not Broadway but I was at the closing of the equity tours of Fame; and Miss Saigon (which John Hill was in, and saw him play Chris that closing week).
Bernadette and Tom Wopat's last show in Annie Get Your Gun
Closing of Gypsy with Bernadette
Closing of Bells Are Ringing with Faith Prince and I think one more that I can't think of right now.
All closing shows are absolutely amazing to attend.
Broadway Legend Joined: 4/5/04
GYPSY w/ B. Peters
CAROLINE, OR CHANGE
I was at the last performance of Thoroughly Modern Millie, which was only three quarters full and didn't really seem to be anything special.
Wonderful Town. Half the audience didn't even know it was the closing, but the energy in the theatre was - well, wonderful!
The cast seemed so supportive of one another, and many were visibly moved as the show approached the final scene. Big respect for Brooke Shields for making sure that Linda Mugleston got the respect she deserves! I know that next time I really love a show, I'll definitely want to be there when it closes!
i just saw "Little Women" close today...
what a great experience!
kiss me kate, which i don't remember
Leading Actor Joined: 5/16/03
"Gypsy" with Bernadette Peters
"Into the Woods" - Revival
YAGMCB - it was an amazing experience...
dracula
i sat in the front row, it was one of the best days of my life... i met wildhorn and everything.
Little Women today, it was awesome!
LaChiusa's Wild Party. A show that should have lasted much longer...
the revival of oklahoma @ the gershwin!
"I think it was the Korean tour or something. They were all frickin' asian!" -Zoran912
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