#52
Posted: 4/2/05 at 7:38pm
Les Mis when I was 5
#53
Posted: 4/2/05 at 10:28pm
Singin In the Rain-watched that movie from about age...well since i was born pretty much. my brother and i used to try to copy the tap numbers and sing the songs-
and after that i would have 2 say Music Man-goodnight my someone was the lullabye my mom sang to me when i was really little
and after that i would have 2 say Music Man-goodnight my someone was the lullabye my mom sang to me when i was really little
Lord knows, at least I was there, and I'm here! Look who's here! I'm still here!-Follies
When i see how sad you are it sort of makes me...happy!-Avenue Q
#54
Posted: 4/2/05 at 10:32pm
Beauty and the Beast
I was mesmerized for the whole show.
I was mesmerized for the whole show.
#55
Posted: 4/2/05 at 10:35pm
Mine was Annie as well. The movie was on TV (the version w/ Carol Burnett) when I was around 5 or 6 years old and I fell in love with it. We taped it and I watched that tape so many times. I always wanted to be Molly. Awwww memories...
#57
Posted: 4/2/05 at 11:53pm
Side by Side by Sondheim...
and
Into the Woods (OBC)
and
Into the Woods (OBC)
And you think of all of the things you've seen, and you wish that you could live in between ,and you're back again only different than before...
After the Sky.
-Into the Woods (Jack)
#58
Posted: 4/2/05 at 11:54pm
PETER PAN when I was 6. I'll never forget it as long as I live.
"Noah, someday we'll talk again. But there's things we'll never say. That sorrow deep inside you. It inside me, too. And it never go away. You be okay. You'll learn how to lose things..."
#59
Posted: 4/3/05 at 12:08am
Jekyll and Hyde
"What a mystery this world. One day you love them and the next day you want to kill them a thousand times over." The Masked Bandit in THE FALL
#61
Posted: 4/3/05 at 12:54am
Hmmm... well I grew up watching all the classic movie musicals, King & I, Sound of Music, West Side Story, etc. I'd watched The Wizard of Oz & Annie a ridiculous amount of times growing up, and they continue to be favorites. Actually, WOZ is my fave movie of all time.
But I didn't see my first Broadway show until I was 15 and that was CATS. Thank God I fell in love with the show and the experience because it brought me back x-amount of times. :)
The first show to really impact me was Jekyll & Hyde, after the whole "I'm gonna be a CAT" phase. haha Then, I was going to be Lucy Harris!
But I didn't see my first Broadway show until I was 15 and that was CATS. Thank God I fell in love with the show and the experience because it brought me back x-amount of times. :)
The first show to really impact me was Jekyll & Hyde, after the whole "I'm gonna be a CAT" phase. haha Then, I was going to be Lucy Harris!
"Candy is dandy but liquor is quicker" -- Willy Wonka
#63
Posted: 4/3/05 at 1:41am
RENT....and feared that all the other bway shows would be like. Thank God i was wrong!!!
#64
Posted: 4/3/05 at 3:10am
The Music Man with Dick Van Dyke and Meg Bussert in 1980.
Did you ever see something and say, "I just have to have it"?
Sometimes a dream appears unattainable...but for anyone who's on the downside of advantage, and relying purely on courage, it's possible.
#65
Posted: 4/3/05 at 3:43am
First Musical - The Sound of Music (some local high school production)
First Broadway - Phantom of the Opera (came home wondering why the main song sounded so familiar. My uncle is a huge Pink Floyd fan and realized that it was a Pink Floyd song.)
First Broadway - Phantom of the Opera (came home wondering why the main song sounded so familiar. My uncle is a huge Pink Floyd fan and realized that it was a Pink Floyd song.)
#68
Posted: 4/3/05 at 3:09pm
community theatre production...the music man
broadway... 42nd street
broadway... 42nd street
"It is a curious thought, but it's only when you see people looking ridiculous that you realize just how much you love them."
#69
Posted: 4/3/05 at 3:17pm
Phantom of the Opera at the Boulder Dinner Theatre...In '97 or so...I wanted to see it so bad so I didn't tell my parents I was sick (I was like 9) and I vomited on about 5 people in the lobby during intermission...It deeply affected me, I now work there.
But we didn't have any coffee filters...so I used all we had which was...toilet paper...and we didn't have any coffee grinds so I used..peanut butter..and I found that...all you get is scalding hot peanut...water... <---Why should you always memorize your monologues? Oh yes...there was that one Chorus Line audition...
#70
Posted: 4/3/05 at 3:37pm
Rodger and Hammerstein's CINDERELLA
The first 1 not with Brandy and W. Houston
The first 1 not with Brandy and W. Houston
#71
Posted: 4/3/05 at 6:31pm
First musical I saw was "Hello Dolly" and then the first musicals to emotionally impact me were Cabaret, The Producers, and Rent.
And the other thing about the Phantom Lady was, Bert, she realized, in the city that never sleeps...
What did she realize, Kitten?
That all the songs she'd listened to, all the love songs, that they were only songs.
What's wrong with that?
Nothing, if you don't believe in them. But she did, you see. She believed in enchanted evenings, and she believed that a small cloud passed overhead and cried down on a flower bed, and she even believed there was breakfast to be had...
Where?
On Pluto. The mysterious, icy wastes of Pluto.
#73
Posted: 4/3/05 at 7:45pm
west side story the movie was the first musical i ever really got into...i think i watched it almost every day the summer i was 11...and then my second broadway show, Rent, pretty much made me obsessed with broadway.
"Hey Joey McIntyre, is there a balcony in Madison Square Garden? Joey knows his venues a little better than me. That's okay...I have a bigger part on broadway...:)" -Idina Menzel
#74
Posted: 4/3/05 at 9:16pm
CATS was my first musical, when I was 10. I just remember being more excited that day than any single moment in my life! What I saw that day definitley helped to catapult my love of the whole broadway scene.
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