FUNNIEST MOMENT EVER

[NuggetMonkeys]

Posted: 6/16/04 at 7:43am

What was the funniest thing you have ever seen happen on stage?
-d.b.j-

[WiCkEd4LyFfE]

Posted: 6/16/04 at 8:42am

Well, when my friend saw Wicked, (keep in mind it was the day after Thanksgiving)and during Popular when there is dialog in the middle of the song, it was silent and Cheno farted. Then she was like oh sorry it must have been from all the turkey i ate yesterday. My friend said that Idina could not stop laughing.

[Unknown User]

Posted: 6/16/04 at 10:53am

You kidding? Right?

[NYCbabe3789]

Posted: 6/16/04 at 10:54am

Um, Cheno didn't fart...that was a mike sound... Updated On: 6/16/04 at 10:54 AM

[Plum]

Posted: 6/16/04 at 11:02am

*headdesk*

[TheNPH]

Posted: 6/16/04 at 11:05am

I saw Cabaret when Heather Laws as Sally. During 'Don't Tell Mama' her boob fell out of her lingerie, and she didn't notice until five minutes lader when NPH came on stage and whispered it to her.

Updated On: 6/16/04 at 11:05 AM

[broadwayguy2]

Posted: 6/16/04 at 12:26pm

ha ha ha ha ha. That is GREAT! LOL

[Sumofallthings]

Posted: 6/16/04 at 2:39pm

One time during Wicked, during Popular. Kristin sat up on the bed then suddenly spilled over, fell off the bed, smashed her head against the floor. A trapdoor opened, swallowing her legs and she pulled herself out only to break an arm. Idina tried to help but the bed suddenly lurched forward and pushed Kristin who proceeded to roll into the orchestra pit, knock over a harp, and end up on the tuba. Blood started to leak from the back of her head and the conductor accidentally stuck his wand up her nose.





Idina couldn't stop giggling.

[NuggetMonkeys]

Posted: 6/16/04 at 2:41pm

oh lord, sumofallthings. you make me giggle. BUT i would prefer not to talk about WICKED. at all.
thanks
- management
-d.b.j-

[Matt_G]

Posted: 6/16/04 at 2:42pm

Dear God, I'm gonna pee my pants!

[broadwaystar2b]

Posted: 6/16/04 at 2:57pm

Nathan Lane for whatever reason could not get through his first scene with Leo or the scene right before "Along Came Bialy". His adlibs were hysterical!

[AnothaPartofMe]

Posted: 6/16/04 at 3:10pm

Well this didn't happen on a stage, but it's funny anyway... when I saw The Wizard of Oz on Ice @ Madison Square Garden years ago, Glinda was skating around the ice and fell completley over. And think of the movie costume which was duplicated for this show and no one could get her up because the dress was so huge. So, the cast on the ice had to push her (all collectively helping) to the side of the rink and she hoisted herself up. Most hysterical thing I've ever seen. The whole process of watching Glinda rolled around like Violet from "Willy Wonka" when she turns into the blueberry...haha.

[broadway86]

Posted: 6/16/04 at 5:45pm

Sumofallthings -

Your wit is killing me.

[broadwaybondchik]

Posted: 6/16/04 at 5:54pm

These are great, keep um comin.

[wiggum2]

Posted: 6/16/04 at 6:15pm

When I saw WOnderful town a few weeks ago during the PAss the Football scene( I think it was this song), Wreck put on his pants and they ripped and he had to finish the scene with a big rip in his croutch, they all started laughing and couldn't stop

[NativeNewYorker]

Posted: 6/16/04 at 10:36pm

Not really funny, but kinda odd...at Rent a couple of years ago, Manley Pope and Matt Caplan were on stage and Matt (Mark) had just said, "Maybe because I'm the one of us to SURVIVE!"

Someone in the audience BURST out laughing. LOUDLY. The two guys actually looked at the audience with very confused faces on for a brief second before they went on.

[boborunstheshow]

Posted: 6/16/04 at 10:55pm

sum, i bow to you. You do have a sharp wit. like a new pocket knife

[TheTruth2]

Posted: 6/16/04 at 11:22pm

Two moments I loved...

In THE PRODUCERS, Nathan Lane was hot in the courtroom scene. It got to the part when he explains that he was filthy, rotten, sneaking, underhanded (or whatever he says)... then the punchline is "but i had no choice, i was a broadway producer!" Well, he finished the run of filthy, rotten, sneaking, underhanded... and just as he was about to let the punchline go... someone in the audience cracked up and was laughing and choking. The audience laughed at that, and Nathan didn't get to finish the joke. He just looked out int the audience like the diva he is, and gave the look of death. As the scene progressed, he never recouped, and instead of saying "Don't hellp me" to the singing little old ladies, he just turned around and said "SHUT THE H*LL UP!"

Another beautiful moment was at GYPSY. Bernadette Peters and John Dossett were just about to begin the song "Small World." There was a wicker basket that Ms. Peters sits on before she begins to sing. She sat down, and sang, "Funny, you're a stranger who's come here, come from another town..." and just then, th lid of the basket slipped into place (it wasn't closed properly) and she almost fell right on the floor! And since her next line was "Funny..." she and Mr. Dossett cracked up! The song was as beautiful as it always was, but every time they sang the word "Funny" they cracked up all over again. Oh i love live theatre...

[Jamie Hat]

Posted: 6/17/04 at 1:02am

Sorry. more wicked.
I liked when Fiyero swung on with the rope which then wrapped around Glinda's head nearly pulling her offstage.

[SweetCarolineFan]

Posted: 6/17/04 at 2:39am

in taboo when Euan Morton wearing the headress in stranger in this world while takin it off he took off his wig and the hat all at the same time and you had to be there to see it!

-cj

[zannafan]

Posted: 6/17/04 at 8:41am

I can't narrow it down to one moment, but seeing the off-broadway production of Debbie Does Dallas was the most that I have ever laughed while at the theater. Basically nothing can top a Porno-spoof. Loved loved loved it.
Nick

[bwaysinger]

Posted: 6/17/04 at 8:47am

My very first musical was a production of Big River. There's a scene where Huck and Jim eat chicken on their raft...well, some clever ninny on our crew just bought some KFC and put it, red/white box and all, into the picnic basket.
So, our Jim, being who he was, kept trying to take the entire KFC box out during the scene. Huck, of course, kept trying to put it back. It made for one heck of a funny back-and-forth as the dialogue just kept going on.
I think that the audience missed it somehow. The cast, however, had trouble for the rest of the show.

[TheQuibbler]

Posted: 6/17/04 at 12:51pm

Springtime for Hitler was probably the funniest thing I've ever seen.

[iruvyou]

Posted: 6/17/04 at 1:18pm

(Don't be stupid be a smarty come and join the nazi party) - wanted to get that out
My friend told me that when she say little shop that dude that has to change a bunch of times in the end couldn't get the outfits on quick enough so he came on it 2 diffirent costumes

[boborunstheshow]

Posted: 6/17/04 at 5:53pm

once, my friend ripped his pants on stage.


*busts out in hysterical laughter*