#1
Posted: 7/21/04 at 12:18pm
I am going to New York soon. I need some input on what shows to see. Give me your top three everyone. Number one being the one you would see first.
#2
Posted: 7/21/04 at 12:20pm
1) Hairspray
2) Wicked
3) Rent
2) Wicked
3) Rent
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#3
Posted: 7/21/04 at 12:21pm
If you are really short you might enjoy FORBIDDEN BROADWAY.
PEACE.
#4
Posted: 7/21/04 at 12:22pm
1) The Producers
2) Wicked
3) The Lion King
2) Wicked
3) The Lion King
"The Spectacle has, indeed, an emotional attraction of its own, but, of all the parts, it is the least artistic, and connected least with the art of poetry. For the power of Tragedy, we may be sure, is felt even apart from representation and actors. Besides, the production of spectacular effects depends more on the art of the stage machinist than on that of the poet."
--Aristotle
--Aristotle
#5
Posted: 7/21/04 at 12:24pm
1) Wicked or Hairspray (these are tied and depends on which would be easier to get tickets to)
2) The Producers
3) Beauty and the Beast
2) The Producers
3) Beauty and the Beast
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Updated On: 7/21/04 at 12:24 PM
#6
Posted: 7/21/04 at 12:27pm
1) CAROLINE, OR CHANGE
2) AVENUE Q
3) DRACULA (If it's open when you go. I loved this show in CA and I'm sure it's only gotten better)
2) AVENUE Q
3) DRACULA (If it's open when you go. I loved this show in CA and I'm sure it's only gotten better)
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#7
Posted: 7/21/04 at 12:39pm
1) Caroline, or Change
2) The Producers
3) Wonderful Town
2) The Producers
3) Wonderful Town
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#8
Posted: 7/21/04 at 12:43pm
1.) Wicked
2.) Phantom of the Opera
3.) Wonderful Town
2.) Phantom of the Opera
3.) Wonderful Town
#9
Posted: 7/21/04 at 12:52pm
1. (Really Short) Forbidden Broadway(Off Broadway)
2. Avenue Q
3. Hairspray
4. Caroline Or Change
5. Wonderful Town
I love all five!
2. Avenue Q
3. Hairspray
4. Caroline Or Change
5. Wonderful Town
I love all five!
Updated On: 7/21/04 at 12:52 PM
#10
Posted: 7/21/04 at 12:53pm
Oldies but goodies:
1. Phantom of the Opera
2. The Lion King
3. Rent
New shows:
1. Wicked
2. Movin' Out
3. Mamma Mia!
1. Phantom of the Opera
2. The Lion King
3. Rent
New shows:
1. Wicked
2. Movin' Out
3. Mamma Mia!
#11
Posted: 7/21/04 at 12:56pm
I know most people think of musicals when they think of Broadway, but may I cast two of my three votes for straight plays? For comedy you can't beat "Sly Fox." It has a great cast and is the only remaining non-musical comedy on the boards right now. For drama, it's a toss up between "I Am My Own Wife" and "Frozen." Both are very powerful and intense and have superb performances. My choice for musical would be "Wicked," since there is something for everyone in it. The themes are universal and timeless, and the book and score are very clever. It's a feast for both the eyes and ears. The sets and costumes are spectacular, and the orchestra is a good old-fashioned full pit that doesn't overpower but rather enhances the vocals.
Enjoy.
Enjoy.
#13
Posted: 7/21/04 at 1:13pm
CAROLINE OR CHANGE, because the others will probably tour and Tonya Pinkins gives a legendary performance that should not be missed. It's this generation's FOLLIES....and out of all the musicals of the seventies, that's the one production I,personally, wish I had seen.
There's also off-broadway and straight plays, too.
SIGHT UNSEEN--although it's closing soon and I haven't seen this current production--is a brilliant piece of writing that will truly haunt you, I wouldn't miss it.
Speaking of legends, don't forget BARBARA COOK'S BROADWAY!
There's also off-broadway and straight plays, too.
SIGHT UNSEEN--although it's closing soon and I haven't seen this current production--is a brilliant piece of writing that will truly haunt you, I wouldn't miss it.
Speaking of legends, don't forget BARBARA COOK'S BROADWAY!
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Updated On: 7/21/04 at 01:13 PM
#14
Posted: 7/21/04 at 2:52pm
Caroline or Change. And for a non-musical, I Am My Own Wife. They're both breathtakingly great.
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#16
Posted: 7/21/04 at 3:01pm
1. Avenue Q
2. Caroline or Change
3. Rent
But I'm totally for Forbidden Broadway.
2. Caroline or Change
3. Rent
But I'm totally for Forbidden Broadway.
Updated On: 7/21/04 at 03:01 PM
#17
Posted: 7/21/04 at 3:02pm
LOL Caroline or Change is this generations Follies?! Hardly. Yes Caroline is powerful, moving, etc....but it sure as hell isn't Sondheim.
I'd sooner equate it to Ragtime or a musical version of an August Wilson play like Joe Turner's Come and Gone.
I'd sooner equate it to Ragtime or a musical version of an August Wilson play like Joe Turner's Come and Gone.
Yes that's me. No, it's not a Rent homage.
#19
Posted: 7/21/04 at 4:20pm
The Boy from Oz will leave you shakin' yo booty...
And if she'll say, "My darling, I'm yours!" I'll throw away my striped tie and my best pressed tweed, all I really need is the girl...
#20
Posted: 7/21/04 at 4:38pm
1. Phantom =-D (lol I know this isn't everyones fav show...)
2. Wicked
3. 42nd Street
2. Wicked
3. 42nd Street
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#21
Posted: 7/21/04 at 4:39pm
avenue q or rent definately!
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#22
Posted: 7/21/04 at 5:02pm
MOVIN' OUT
and
AIDA!
and
AIDA!
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#23
Posted: 7/21/04 at 5:27pm
why will only short people enjoy Forbidden Broadway? Midget humor?
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#24
Posted: 7/21/04 at 5:28pm
i think corine meant that the show isn't that long.
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