3 shows. Pick them for me

#1

3 shows. Pick them for me

Posted: 11/3/14 at 8:55pm

deciding between:

Love letters with Carol Burnett
Side show
Cabaret
Once (before it closes. Never had a real desire)
On the town
Curious incident
Can't take it with you


Have seen pretty much everything else


Btw. Having the odd desire to see Chicago again. Is Amra Faye Wright ever leaving?

Updated On: 11/3/14 at 08:55 PM

#2

3 shows. Pick me

Posted: 11/3/14 at 8:56pm

Cabaret for sure. I didn't see the others yet.

#3

3 shows. Pick me

Posted: 11/3/14 at 8:59pm

Side Show and Curious Incident
I would do You Can't Take it With You as the third

#4

3 shows. Pick me

Posted: 11/3/14 at 9:00pm

Cabaret and On The Town are both incredible!

#5

3 shows. Pick me

Posted: 11/3/14 at 9:29pm

Why do you need strangers to pick your shows for you?

#6

3 shows. Pick me

Posted: 11/3/14 at 9:33pm

Curious Incident (did a DC via NYC for a wedding the past weekend. The show just impressed me on so many levels--and I wasn't a huge fan of the book)
YCTIWY (Great production. Nielson and Ashford are a riot. No weak link in the cast)
Choose between On the Town and Cabaret for show #3. Cabaret might be very exciting with Emma Stone joining next week.

#7

3 shows. Pick me

Posted: 11/3/14 at 9:45pm

My three choices for you are:

Cabaret-The production isn't going to be around forever, plus I think it would be GREAT to see both Emma Stone & Alan Cumming onstage and in person!

On the Town-I've heard great things about it, but judging on how it's been doing at the box office, it could probably use your support.

Side Show-Hard to tell how long this will run, but I think it could also use your support as well!

#8

3 shows. Pick me

Posted: 11/3/14 at 9:46pm

You Can't Take it With You, Curious Incident, and Side Show (or Cabaret, especially if you're a fan of Emma Stone).

#9

3 shows. Pick me

Posted: 11/3/14 at 9:47pm

Curious Incident
You Can't Take it with You
Once

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#10

3 shows. Pick me

Posted: 11/3/14 at 9:55pm

On the Town

You won't get a chance to see that level of dancing with that large of orchestra playing that gorgeous score another time. Despite the theatre it's in, the production is perfect.

#11

3 shows. Pick me

Posted: 11/4/14 at 1:37am

You Can't Take it With You, Side Show, On the Town.

#12

3 shows. Pick me

Posted: 11/4/14 at 8:06am

Cabaret, Side Show, and On The Town, no question.

I also think that Once would be a good choice - I didn't have much desire or interest in it either, and only went because a relative gave me a free ticket that they couldn't use. I ended up loving every minute of it.

Updated On: 11/4/14 at 08:06 AM

#13

3 shows. Pick me

Posted: 11/4/14 at 9:09am

Cabaret, Side Show and On the Town.

#14

3 shows. Pick me

Posted: 11/4/14 at 10:18am

I agree.

Cabaret, SideShow, and On The Town.

#15

3 shows. Pick me

Posted: 11/4/14 at 10:19am

I still think one play should be there-just to mix it up.

#16

3 shows. Pick me

Posted: 11/4/14 at 10:20am

I saw Curious Incident in the West End, but I assume it hasn't changed that much on it's transfer, and I thought it was the best play I had ever seen.

#17

3 shows. Pick me

Posted: 11/4/14 at 10:23am

I liked it. Truthfully, I thought this production of Cabaret was lacking-and I LOVED the first revival. I really love Side Show and think it's a gorgeous production. I was pleasantly surprised by You Can't Take it With You.

#18

3 shows. Pick me

Posted: 11/4/14 at 10:47am

Cabaret is not to be missed if you have not seen it yet!

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#19

3 shows. Pick me

Posted: 11/4/14 at 10:59am

Make it a revival trifecta...

Side Show, On The Town & Cabaret.

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