#151
Posted: 2/23/07 at 1:09am
I'd see Beauty and the Beast...it's good for everyone! Can't go wrong there.
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#152
Posted: 2/23/07 at 1:16am
Thanks...that has been the general consensus around here...I still have some things to work out-- days that we are visiting family and stuff, and we hope to see at least 2 or 3 shows while we are in the city....
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#153
Posted: 2/23/07 at 1:33am
I would probably have to ask my mom what the first show I saw on bway was since she used to like to bring me to all sorts of theatre events when I was little but the first one I remember seeing was Phantom of the Opera.
#154
Posted: 2/23/07 at 9:10am
spring awakening was mine. ::blush:: be quiet, i got complimentary front row tickets.
#156
Posted: 2/23/07 at 10:09am
My first Broadway show was Phantom in 2004. That was less than three years ago. In those three years, I've seen 27 shows 40 times, not counting tours or off-Broadway.
I don't remember my first show ever. But it was probably an amateur/community theater/high school production.
I don't remember my first show ever. But it was probably an amateur/community theater/high school production.
Nothing matters but knowing nothing matters. ~ Wicked
Everything in life is only for now. ~ Avenue Q
There is no future, there is no past. I live this moment as my last. ~ Rent
"He's a tramp, but I love him."
Everything in life is only for now. ~ Avenue Q
There is no future, there is no past. I live this moment as my last. ~ Rent
#157
Posted: 2/23/07 at 10:11am
Beauty and the Beast when I was 7. Which I ended up seeing 2 more times within the next month since my grandparents kept ending up with tickets.
#158
Posted: 2/23/07 at 10:14am
Rent, when I turned 16. I've seen 17 more Broadway shows (some of them multiple times) since then.
I think my first show ever was a community production of Snow White when I was 5 or so.
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I think my first show ever was a community production of Snow White when I was 5 or so.
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#159
Posted: 2/23/07 at 10:16am
Phantom Of The Opera when I was 5.
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#160
Posted: 2/23/07 at 10:22am
Bob Fosse's PIPPIN at the Imperial Theatre (W. 45th Street). Year was 1972. I was 7 years old.
#161
Posted: 2/23/07 at 10:23am
Boy From Oz when I first moved into the city. Hugh Jackman got me hooked.
#162
Posted: 2/23/07 at 10:35am
'Crazy for You' with Harry Groener and Jodi Benson (the film voice of Ariel in 'The Little Mermaid') in '93. It was awesome, they were awesome, the ensemble was awesome. I distinctly remember we got to meet a couple of cast members after the show, and Jodi Benson ran through and said Hi, but she had to run because she was recording the Little Mermaid cartoon early in the morning.
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#163
Posted: 2/23/07 at 12:20pm
The first show I actually saw on Broadway (as opposed to touring or ametuer production) was Deathtrap. We had a choice between that and Barnum, I think. Deathtrap was wonderful!
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#164
Posted: 2/23/07 at 12:38pm
My first trip to NYC, I saw The Goodbye Girl, Will Rogers Follies, Lost in Yonkers, and Jeffrey. Can't remember which one I technically saw first, but I loved all of them, mostly because I was so thrilled to finally be seeing Broadway (and Off-Broadway) shows.
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#165
Posted: 2/23/07 at 12:43pm
I saw the Lion King in Toronto at on point, and a lot of national tours, but my first BROADWAY show was Rent on my senior trip last year.
#166
Posted: 2/23/07 at 12:51pm
Well.. my parents used to take me to theatre all the time when I was really little, but my first New York show that I can remember was in 1997 and was 1776 when I was 12. Yup, 1776.
#167
Posted: 2/23/07 at 1:05pm
"The Sound of Music"!!
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#168
Posted: 2/23/07 at 1:25pm
Beauty and The Beast:
October 22nd 2000.
Sunday matinee.
Andrea Mcardle was Belle.
Steven Blanchard was The Beast
October 22nd 2000.
Sunday matinee.
Andrea Mcardle was Belle.
Steven Blanchard was The Beast
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#169
Posted: 2/23/07 at 1:48pm
first professional show: Phantom of the Opera tour in the late '90s
first Broadway show: Spamalot January 2006
first Broadway show: Spamalot January 2006
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#170
Posted: 2/23/07 at 2:18pm
FLAHOOLEY with Barbara Cook, preview before Broadway in Philadelphia at the Shubert Theatre(now renamed)--1951. I was 10 years old.
PETER PAN with Mary Martin at the Winter Garden--1954
PETER PAN with Mary Martin at the Winter Garden--1954
"Madam Rose...and her daughter...Gypsy!"
#171
Posted: 2/23/07 at 2:30pm
September 7, 2005: Wicked on tour in San Francisco. My first show ON Broadway will be the Phantom of the Opera when I go to New York this June!
"Today I start my quest to find my special destiny." - Wicked, pre-Broadway
#172
Posted: 2/23/07 at 4:14pm
first broadway show for me was Rent in April 2006.
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#173
Posted: 2/23/07 at 4:17pm
Annie Get Your Gun with Reba in 2001
Electricity sparks inside of me. And I'm free, I'm free!
- Billy Elliot the Musical
#174
Posted: 2/23/07 at 10:22pm
The first Broadway show I saw was the 1972 revival of Man of La Mancha with Richard Kiley. I was 8 and it launched my love affair with the theatre. Thanks mom!
#175
Posted: 2/23/07 at 10:48pm
I plea the fifth on the grounds that I didn't like it that much, was first because it was the first tickets I bought, and it was Disney.
If anyone asks, it was Grey Gardens.
If anyone asks, it was Grey Gardens.
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