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Broadway Legend Joined: 1/19/08
Glory Days...yeah (hangs head in shame). If it wasn't such a crappy show, i'd be convinced that the King of Flop Musical Lovin' (me) jinxed the show.
I saw "The Drowsy Chaperone" in Los Angeles before Broadway.
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Hot Feet and Glory Days. Nice combo, right? I also saw August: Osage County in Chicago. In addition, I saw the Visit at Signature (hopefully it gets to broadway...). I also saw Sunday in the Park with George and Mary Poppins in London, prior to them coming to Broadway.
Pirate Queen Chicago Run
the wedding singer
THE VISIT!! ::crosses fingers::
Stand-by Joined: 6/18/08
Civil War in Connecticut, and ditto re: The Visit.
I was quite pleased with this year's Tony awards; thanks to transferring things from the UK, I saw 'Sunday In The Park With George', 'Macbeth', 'The 39 Steps', and 'The Seafarer' before they hit Broadway, so I actually had opinions on plays! Gasp! I've also seen 'Equus' already and you haven't, haha. :3
I have seen a few..
Young Frankenstein
The Wedding Singer
Light in the Piazza
Cry Baby
Princesses (which I dont think ended up opening on Broadway- thankfully)
AND SOON I WILL SEE SHREK THE MUSICAL
edit: ALSO: HAIRSPRAY
Updated On: 7/1/08 at 09:02 PM
LuPone's Gypsy at Ravinia.
Lestat, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Lennon, and Wicked.
Platinum
Jekyll & Hyde
The Little Mermaid
I saw the world premiere of "Camelot" in Toronto as a very young boy and every iteration of "Drowsy Chaperone" up to and including London.
Featured Actor Joined: 8/2/05
I've seen a number of shows in LA before they transferred -- Ragtime (but without Audra), Drowsy Chaperone, Curtains, Mail (Pasadena Playhouse), Big River (the revival), Come Back Little Sheba (the current revival), Beauty and the Beast, Biloxi Blues, Angels in America, The Kentucky Cycle, and Radio Golf.
Next year, the Ahmanson will be premiering 9 to 5 and Minsky's, both of which I expect to go to Broadway after their LA runs.
Mr. President (Robert Ryan and Nanette Fabray)
Come On Strong (Van Johnson and Carroll Baker)
Tchin-Tchin (Anthony Quinn and Margaret Leighton)
The Milk Train Doesn't Stop Here Anymore (Hermione Baddeley)
Photo Finish (Peter Ustinov)
Tovarich (Vivian Leigh and Jean Pierre Aumont)
My Mother, My Father, and Me (Rith Gordon and Walter Matthau)
Rattle of a Simple Man(Tammy Grimes and Edward Woodward)
Jennie (Mary Martin)
110 in the Shade (Inga Swenson and Robert Horton)
The Girl Who Came to Supper (Jose Ferrer and Florence Henderson)
Funny Girl (Barbra Streisand and Sydney Chaplin)
High Spirits (Tammy Grimes and Bea Lillie)
Hamlet (Richard Burton)
Fade Out-Fade In (Carol Burnett and Jack Cassidy)
In The Heights Off Broadway, that's all. I don't get to see Out of town try outs because I am in town
I need to add Spring Awakening. Saw the final preview performance before opening night at The Atlantic. I got to talk to Steven Sater and Duncan Sheik about the show and I got to tell Duncan Sheik how "Home At the End of the World" was still in heavy rotation in my CD player. He was pleasantly surprised and we chated briefly about it. Mr Sater gave me this hughe hug at intermission when I told him I was loving the show. And we discussed where the show was going next. At that point he knew it was going somewhere (Moving to another theater after the Atlantic run possibly). I don't think they had any clue what was to come at that point! What a fun and memorable evening! Thought I would share. Have shared this in other posts.
I saw Aida at the Alliance Theatre in Atlanta. I still don't see how that show made it to Broadway.
Curtains in LA. In the Heights off-Broadway. Just saw Reasons to be Pretty which will be on Broadway. Saw "Dolly, a Damned Exasperating Woman" in Detroit many years ago, just before they renamed it Hello Dolly.
Understudy Joined: 7/26/07
I saw the world premiere of LESTAT!
Broadway Legend Joined: 11/2/05
"Lestat, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Lennon, and Wicked."
That's, um, quite a line-up there, Lizzie
LuPone's GYPSY at City Center.
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