I Can See 2 Shows - Which to Pick?
I Can See 2 Shows - Which to Pick?
BroadwaySinger2
Leading Actor Joined: 4/12/07
#1I Can See 2 Shows - Which to Pick?
Posted: 4/30/07 at 3:15pm
I have been given an opportunity to see 2 shows. Which should I pick?
The choices are between:
-Chicago
-Curtains
-110 in the Shade
Thank you!
#2re: I Can See 2 Shows - Which to Pick?
Posted: 4/30/07 at 3:16pmCurtains and 110
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#2re: I Can See 2 Shows - Which to Pick?
Posted: 4/30/07 at 3:17pmCurtains and 110, definitely.
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#3re: I Can See 2 Shows - Which to Pick?
Posted: 4/30/07 at 3:21pmCurtains and 110.
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#5re: I Can See 2 Shows - Which to Pick?
Posted: 4/30/07 at 3:22pm
Why only those 3?
If you haven't seen CHICAGO yet, see CHICAGO.
I haven't seen CURTAINS, but I completely urge you to see 110.
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BroadwaySinger2
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#6re: I Can See 2 Shows - Which to Pick?
Posted: 4/30/07 at 3:40pmJust some background info: I haven't ever seen Chicago.
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#9re: I Can See 2 Shows - Which to Pick?
Posted: 4/30/07 at 7:09pmChicago and 110.
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JustABroadwaybaby2
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#10re: I Can See 2 Shows - Which to Pick?
Posted: 4/30/07 at 7:23pmAgain, why those three? If you REALLY want to see Chicago, go see it. Curtains was fun, but not a substantially "great" show, and I can't comment on 110, as I haven't seen it, but I'm assuming it's good too.
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BroadwaySinger2
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#11re: I Can See 2 Shows - Which to Pick?
Posted: 4/30/07 at 7:33pmI'm deciding between those shows because I've narrowed it down. I'm already scheduled to see Company and Grey Gardens but I need to choose 2 more.
JustABroadwaybaby2
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#12re: I Can See 2 Shows - Which to Pick?
Posted: 4/30/07 at 7:40pmIt sounds like you might be seeing a lot of more "depressing" stuff, so go with something a little more fun!
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answer, and the H in ghost, and the extra A in aardvark, and the T in listen, you could keep saying WHAT but no one would ever hear you because the whole word would be silent."
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#13re: I Can See 2 Shows - Which to Pick?
Posted: 4/30/07 at 8:58pm
The revival of Chicago is a decade old, and it's tired. You can rent the movie and get a better sense of the show. 110 is a lovely, enchanting musical, and well worth seeing.
Curtains is a good choice as well.
If you change your mind about anything, though, try seeing a play and go see Journey's End. It's brilliant.
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BroadwaySinger2
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#14re: I Can See 2 Shows - Which to Pick?
Posted: 4/30/07 at 9:07pmThank you very much for your suggestions! I think I've made my decision to go see 110 in the Shade and Curtains.
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