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#1

Broadway related things you are embarassed to admit.

I'll go first:

When I was 14 I had a website devoted to Annie with a domain name and everything (yeeks, annieonline.com) I could name anyone who was ever in any of the national tours and had a 600 dollar collection.

Your turn.
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#2

re: Broadway related things you are embarassed to admit.

I've seen Phantom at least 5 times. Maybe more.

I used to LOVE that show as a kid. So when we travelled my parents would take us to see it.

Now I loathe it with a fiery passion.
#3

re: Broadway related things you are embarassed to admit.

Two summers ago, when I was 17, I went through a HUUUUUGE Wicked phase... (when I made this name, I so wish I could change it) I still love the musical, but I was a huuuuge dork about it and listened to it every single day...I can name all of the elphabas (which isn't that hard) but I can spout out random facts about Kristin Chenoweth and Idina Menzel...I even rented every movie that they were both in...it's quite sad really...I'm way out of that phase and have widened my horizons to better and more adult shows. My current favorite is Reefer Madness.
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#6

re: Broadway related things you are embarassed to admit.

At the time, I thought Jon Secada gave a fabulous performance in Cabaret...
"If there was a Mount Rushmore for Broadway scores, "West Side Story" would be front and center. It snaps, it crackles it pops! It surges with a roar, its energy and sheer life undiminished by the years" - NYPost reviewer Elisabeth Vincentelli
#7

re: Broadway related things you are embarassed to admit.

I bought a Jon Secada Grease poster... (I was a fan of his music) I win!!! lol

eta: I mean, an autographed poster. There wasn't one with his face, I don't think.

Updated On: 3/18/06 at 01:01 AM

#8

re: Broadway related things you are embarassed to admit.

I'm with Wicked_fan on this one.

I went back and read some old journal entries on xanga, and essentially pissed myself. I can't believe I was such a fangirl. I could spout random facts...

And now, I have learned so much and see more faults etc...

Oh, and I really enjoy Frank Wildhorn music sometimes. Guilty pleasure.
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#9

re: Broadway related things you are embarassed to admit.

Oh, another thing. It's not that I'm really embarassed to admit...it's just my personal taste, and I'm proud of it. But at times when talking with huge Broadway fans, I find it difficult to admit that I prefer Webber to Sondheim.
"If there was a Mount Rushmore for Broadway scores, "West Side Story" would be front and center. It snaps, it crackles it pops! It surges with a roar, its energy and sheer life undiminished by the years" - NYPost reviewer Elisabeth Vincentelli
#10

re: Broadway related things you are embarassed to admit.

I suffered through the movie LOSER just to see a two second clip of Alan Cumming singing Wilkommen. I love how they second acted the show in the movie but somehow saw the the opening number.

I also suffered through Jersey Girl just to see the Sweeney Todd bit.

I once saw Cabaret two days in a row.

I didn't know who Stephen Sondheim was until my first year of college. I didn't *like* Sondheim's music until my third year of college.
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#11

re: Broadway related things you are embarassed to admit.

I'm not embaressed to admit this, but I used to practically worship Idina. I still like her, but not CLOSE to as much as I used to.
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#14

re: Broadway related things you are embarassed to admit.

I would have done that MEF!

I was not embarrassed for seeing a local production of "Songs for a New World" three times (I refuse to apologize for that). However, I was embarrassed when I ended up doing a show with the amazing lady who played "Woman #2", and accidentally admitted to her that I had seen it three times, to which she replied, "My mother didn't even see it three times." Ouch.
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#15

re: Broadway related things you are embarassed to admit.

the only thing that embarrasses me is the number of people who think Wicked and Idina is the end-all to Broadway, when in fact it's just another musical which will be forgotten within 20 years........

there is SO much better
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#17

re: Broadway related things you are embarassed to admit.

I saw LENNON 3 times. (Although that doesn't embarrass me)


I went through a huge Wicked phase when I was 15. I listened to the music non stop, and I could tell you everything about it.
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#19

re: Broadway related things you are embarassed to admit.

I used to be really into Wicked.
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#20

re: Broadway related things you are embarassed to admit.

I enjoyed Evita. re: Broadway related things you are embarassed to admit.

... I too ran to the Wicked stage door. re: Broadway related things you are embarassed to admit. **sigh**
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#22

re: Broadway related things you are embarassed to admit.

I auditioned for a role in my old high school's version of Cabaret. I didn't get the part because of my dancing.
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#23

re: Broadway related things you are embarassed to admit.

That I spend as much time as I do reading and posting on these message boards! I could be cleaning my house instead - oh well.
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#25

re: Broadway related things you are embarassed to admit.

I think a few years from now, I'll be embarassed to admit that I flew over 500 miles to see a single actor's performance.

But right now, I'm totally cool with that. re: Broadway related things you are embarassed to admit.
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