#26
Posted: 6/19/08 at 4:01pm
WTF WHERE IS CARRIE!?!?!?
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#27
Posted: 6/19/08 at 4:04pm
Any list that picks shows like RENT, JERSEY BOYS, and THE PRODUCERS over these deserves no credibility.
When I opened this thread, I was cringing, expecting to see WICKED, PHANTOM, THE LION KING, CATS, etc. They did go with shows that received both critical acclaim and were also somewhat groundbreaking/important.
I give them credit for that.
When I opened this thread, I was cringing, expecting to see WICKED, PHANTOM, THE LION KING, CATS, etc. They did go with shows that received both critical acclaim and were also somewhat groundbreaking/important.
I give them credit for that.
#28
Posted: 6/19/08 at 4:06pm
Some really good choices like Angels in America & August: Osage County then some really bad choices like Jersey Boys. :/
#29
Posted: 6/19/08 at 4:09pm
"It's going to be in Friday's issue, "EW-25""
Where is a link to prove this...just wondering. Do you work at EW?
Where is a link to prove this...just wondering. Do you work at EW?
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#30
Posted: 6/19/08 at 4:57pm
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#31
Posted: 6/19/08 at 5:02pm
More...
Check back Friday, June 20, for the complete list of the New Classics!
26. Dinner With Friends (1999)
27. La Cage aux Folles (1983)
28. Speed-the-Plow (198
29. The Piano Lesson (1990)
30. City of Angels (1989)
31. Three Tall Women (1994)
32. Prelude to a Kiss (1990)
33. Hairspray (2002)
34. Brighton Beach Memoirs (1983)
35. Stomp (1994)
36. The Substance of Fire (1991)
37. This Is Our Youth (1996)
38. Noises Off (1983)
39. Grey Gardens (2006)
40. Fires in the Mirror (1992)
41. Cirque du Soleil: O (199
43. Spring Awakening (2006)
44. Wit (199
45. Sunday in the Park With George (1984)
46. Rabbit Hole (2006)
47. Burn This (1987)
48. Fool for Love (1983)
49. Topdog/Underdog (2001)
50. Chess (198
Check back Friday, June 20, for the complete list of the New Classics!
26. Dinner With Friends (1999)
27. La Cage aux Folles (1983)
28. Speed-the-Plow (198
29. The Piano Lesson (1990)
30. City of Angels (1989)
31. Three Tall Women (1994)
32. Prelude to a Kiss (1990)
33. Hairspray (2002)
34. Brighton Beach Memoirs (1983)
35. Stomp (1994)
36. The Substance of Fire (1991)
37. This Is Our Youth (1996)
38. Noises Off (1983)
39. Grey Gardens (2006)
40. Fires in the Mirror (1992)
41. Cirque du Soleil: O (199
43. Spring Awakening (2006)
44. Wit (199
45. Sunday in the Park With George (1984)
46. Rabbit Hole (2006)
47. Burn This (1987)
48. Fool for Love (1983)
49. Topdog/Underdog (2001)
50. Chess (198
#32
Posted: 6/19/08 at 5:09pm
Any surprise that I am thrilled to see Avenue Q in the Top Ten? 
#33
Posted: 6/19/08 at 5:13pm
I think the reason we're not seeing shows like CAROLINE OR CHANGE is that they probably wanted to choose shows that were both critical and economical successes.
Hence, Jersey Boys, Producers, etc.
Hence, Jersey Boys, Producers, etc.
#34
Posted: 6/19/08 at 5:20pm
I am actually surprised not to see Ragtime, Miss Saigon, or Les Mis. And say what you will about Weber, it is odd not to see Phantom or Cats on that list.
Jersey Boys is an interesting choice. While it is arguably the definitive Juke Box Musical, I am curious to see how it stands the test of time.
Jersey Boys is an interesting choice. While it is arguably the definitive Juke Box Musical, I am curious to see how it stands the test of time.
Other than that, did you enjoy the play Mrs Lincoln?
#35
Posted: 6/19/08 at 5:21pm
Jersey Boys?!? Hairspray??? This list is a joke.
#36
Posted: 6/19/08 at 5:45pm
That's a bizarre list. I don't care what people on this board say, both LES MIS & PHANTOM absolutely deserve to be up there, especially if they have things like JERSEY BOYS or THE PRODUCERS. Like them or not, you cannot discount their phenomenal success & influence.
What about INTO THE WOODS? SUNDAY IN THE PARK..., LA CAGE AUX FOLLES? LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA? URINETOWN? ASSASSINS? RAGTIME? THE LION KING? THE HISTORY BOYS? COAST OF UTOPIA? etc...
What about INTO THE WOODS? SUNDAY IN THE PARK..., LA CAGE AUX FOLLES? LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA? URINETOWN? ASSASSINS? RAGTIME? THE LION KING? THE HISTORY BOYS? COAST OF UTOPIA? etc...
"It's Phantom meets Hamlet... Phamlet!"
#37
Posted: 6/19/08 at 6:19pm
Most of that list seems to be The Top Ten Most Popular Well Known Shows Of The Past 20 Years. The people who made don't seem to be that invested in theater.
#38
Posted: 6/19/08 at 6:49pm
Where is Lestat & Crybaby is what I want to know?
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#39
Posted: 6/19/08 at 6:55pm
Jersey Boys?
Um...where is PIAZZA?
Um...where is PIAZZA?
"I saw Pavarotti play Rodolfo on stage and with his girth I thought he was about to eat the whole table at the Cafe Momus." - Dollypop
#40
Posted: 6/19/08 at 6:58pm
Piazza sucks!
They left out Cry Baby, Lestat, Glory Days, High Fidetly, The Wedding Singer, and the Grease revival. Those are top notch musicals!!!!!!!!!
They left out Cry Baby, Lestat, Glory Days, High Fidetly, The Wedding Singer, and the Grease revival. Those are top notch musicals!!!!!!!!!
He's a faker, and you've been taken in by his con. And in doing so, you are enabling him. He is doing more damage to aspergers than papa's words ever could. -Chane/Liverpool on me having asperger syndrome.
#41
Posted: 6/19/08 at 8:30pm
In all due respect, Rent DOES deserve to be on that list..
#42
Posted: 6/19/08 at 8:31pm
Yuk why did they combine plays and musicals together.
#43
Posted: 6/19/08 at 9:37pm
^^^
Um, cause there both theatre, maybe!
Um, cause there both theatre, maybe!
Well I didn't want to get into it, but he's a Satanist.
Every full moon he sacrifices 4 puppies to the Dark Lord and smears their blood on his paino.
This should help you understand the score for Wicked a little bit more.
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#44
Posted: 6/19/08 at 10:11pm
just cause some of the shows won Tonys does not mean they are some of the best out of the 25 yrs
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Broadway Schedule
December 5th- Hamilton, On Your Feet
December 19th- Noises Off, Edith Piaf Concert at Town Hall
Rose: "Of Course I know, I Watch Fox News"
-(modified)Gypsy
Broadway Schedule
December 5th- Hamilton, On Your Feet
December 19th- Noises Off, Edith Piaf Concert at Town Hall
#45
Posted: 6/19/08 at 10:13pm
Jersey Boys?
It's "Dreamgirls lite."
No.
It's "Dreamgirls lite."
No.
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#46
Posted: 6/19/08 at 11:00pm
Where are LES MISERABLES, THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA, and PHANTOM OF THE OPERA?
My favorite choice:
38. Noises Off (1983)
My favorite choice:
38. Noises Off (1983)
"I saw Pavarotti play Rodolfo on stage and with his girth I thought he was about to eat the whole table at the Cafe Momus." - Dollypop
#47
Posted: 6/19/08 at 11:05pm
No Light in the Piazza, Passion, Ragtime OR Grey Gardens? This list doesn't count.
Has Sunday in the Park with George celebrated its 25th yet? If not, that's missing too.
Has Sunday in the Park with George celebrated its 25th yet? If not, that's missing too.
#48
Posted: 6/19/08 at 11:31pm
JERSEY BOYS? THE PRODUCERS? Really?? I mean, they specifically state "of the past 25 years" and those RECENT 'hits' make them the Top Ten?
This list must not be a Best Of.
This list must not be a Best Of.
"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
#49
Posted: 6/19/08 at 11:58pm
Personally, I don't think some of these shows belong in the Top Ten list, but I didn't find any of the choices truly scary.
Marinacat - perhaps the person who made the list got to see the original cast of DOUBT. I personally loved Heather Goldenhersh (and really couldn't imagine Jena Malone being as good or better).
Marinacat - perhaps the person who made the list got to see the original cast of DOUBT. I personally loved Heather Goldenhersh (and really couldn't imagine Jena Malone being as good or better).
#50
Posted: 6/20/08 at 12:02am
yeah the exclusion of Caroline, or Change and Ragtime pretty much discredits the whole list.
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