11 Oclock Numbers

[Derek]

Posted: 1/27/05 at 11:17am

Can someone tell me, what are the 11 oclock numbers from these shows. Im burning a cd and I'm calling it...Broadway, 11 oclock numbers for my grandmother

Aida
The Wild Party
The Full Monty
Seussical
The Producers
Urinetown
Mamma Mia
Thorougly Modern Millie
Hairspray
Movin' Out
Avenue Q
Little Shop of Horrors
The Boy From Oz
Wicked
Taboo
Caroline or Change
Bombay Dreams
Brooklyn

If you couldnt tell, Im using the majority of musicals of the new millenium lol

[Mythus]

Posted: 1/27/05 at 11:20am

Well, The Producers is easy - Betrayed. What, no Rose's Turn? I'm not sure all of those shows have 11 o'clock numbers.

[Thesbijean]

Posted: 1/27/05 at 11:21am

The Producers - Betrayed
Urinetown - Run, Freedom, Run
Mamma Mia - Does Your Mother Know?
Thorougly Modern Millie - Gimme Gimme
Hairspray - I Know Where I've Been
Movin' Out - Keeping the Faith
Wicked - No Good Deed

[Derek]

Posted: 1/27/05 at 11:21am

only new musicals to come out, not revivals, thats a second cd lol

[FOAnatic]

Posted: 1/27/05 at 12:26pm

Little Shop is technically a revival.

[RadioTV2]

Posted: 1/27/05 at 12:33pm

Caroline, or Change- Lot's Wife
LSOH- Suddenly Seymour

[chess12]

Posted: 1/27/05 at 12:35pm

I'd say "The Winner Takes It All" instead of "Does Your Mother Know" for MAMMA MIA.
"You Can't Stop the Beat" for HAIRSPRAY and "Let It Go" for THE FULL MONTY.

[Stagedoor2]

Posted: 1/27/05 at 12:54pm

"Once before I Go" from The Boy from Oz.

[AnothaPartofMe]

Posted: 1/27/05 at 1:18pm

"For Now" AVENUE Q

[little_sally]

Posted: 1/27/05 at 1:26pm

I think "Taboo" would be either "Petrified" or "Out of Fashion".

[Jamie Hat]

Posted: 1/27/05 at 1:47pm

The Full Monty - Let it Go is not an 11 o'clock number
Mamma Mia(!) - The Winner Takes it All
Urinetown - Usually thought to be Run Freedom Run...though it's not in the traditional 11 0'clock sense.
The Boy From Oz - Once Before I Go

[Aaron27]

Posted: 1/27/05 at 1:52pm

Aida - Elaborate Lives
The Full Monty - Let It Go
Seussical - Do we have to acknowledge this musical even exists
The Producers - Betrayed
Urinetown - Run Freedom Run
Thorougly Modern Millie - Gimmee Gimmee
Hairspray - You Can't Stop the Beat
Avenue Q - For Now
Little Shop of Horrors - Suddenly Seymour
The Boy From Oz - Not the Boy Next Door
Wicked - Defying Gravity
Taboo - Come on in from the Outside
Mamma Mia - Take a Chance on Me

[me101]

Posted: 1/27/05 at 1:53pm

Aida's I think is 'Easy as Life'

[Depaultheatrekid]

Posted: 1/27/05 at 1:55pm

Defying Gravity is not the 11o'clock number No Good Deed is!

[Thesbijean]

Posted: 1/27/05 at 1:55pm

Guys, the reason it is called an 11 o'clock number is because it is near the end of the show, but not at it. You Can't Stop the beat from hairspray is the finale of the show, not the 11 o'clock number. i even think in review they noted I Know Where I've been as it.

[Depaultheatrekid]

Posted: 1/27/05 at 1:57pm

Thank You thesbijean there for No Good Deed would be in the case of wicked not Defying Gravity which comes before intermission

[ShbrtAlley44]

Posted: 1/27/05 at 1:59pm

Urinetown's is either Run, Freedom, Run or Tell Her I Love Her, which I would lean more towards because it's the "revelation" of the show, in a manner of speaking.

[sports620]

Posted: 1/27/05 at 1:59pm

is that really the meaning about 11 oclock numbers?

[ShbrtAlley44]

Posted: 1/27/05 at 2:00pm

It's a number toward the end of the show that usually comes right before the finale. Most of the time it's a "revelation" for the characters.

[jonartdesigns]

Posted: 1/27/05 at 2:07pm

isn't hairspray's either "i know where i've been" or the reprise of "good morning baltimore"?

[ShbrtAlley44]

Posted: 1/27/05 at 2:13pm

It's "I Know Where I've Been."

[AnothaPartofMe]

Posted: 1/27/05 at 2:20pm

And "Not the Boy Next Door" was certainly not the 11'Clock number in the show (it was the ACT 1 finale). I think if you're going to dispute this on BFO, "I Still Call Australia Home" and "Once Before I Go" were very much the same in their emotional level.

[robbiej]

Posted: 1/27/05 at 2:27pm

'Run, Freedom Run' happens WAY too early in the show for it to be the 11 O'clock number. And 'Tell Her I Love Her' is also not the 11 o'clock number...waaaaaaay too tepid (musically...it's a riot, of course).

I would have to see 'We're Not Sorry' is.

Shows used to begin at 8:30, instead of 8. Writer's would put in a number to give the show a jolt as it headed to the homestretch and that number would fall around 11pm. Hence the name.

[Joshua488]

Posted: 1/27/05 at 2:41pm

I believe that an 11 o'clock number is a number in act two and revives the audience's interest in the show. It's usually near the beginning of the second act and is a big showstopper. For example, the 11 o'clock number from LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS is definitely "Suddenly, Seymour". So if the song is the last one in the show, it is not an 11 o'clock number.

[umgeoboy]

Posted: 1/27/05 at 2:43pm

According to bea arthur the 11 oclock number comes late in the second act and has a revelation and pulls the show together. Usually being one of the last few (but never the last song) of a show.