#126
Posted: 9/1/05 at 11:31am
"the Glee Club" from "You're a Good Man Charlie Brown"
Funniest song from any Broadway Show? — Page 6
#128
Posted: 9/1/05 at 12:09pm
Shiksa Goddess
Without Sondheim, when sensitive teenagers got depressed, they'd just kill themselves.
'this is wanting something, this is praying for it, this is holding back and keeping fingers crossed.'- light in the piazza
11.11.05
#129
Posted: 9/1/05 at 12:32pm
Avenue Q - Schadenfreude
funniest song
funniest song
#130
Posted: 9/1/05 at 1:28pm
All the good bway ones have been mentioned so I'm going off bway and saying the Altar Boyz... the whole soundtrack is histerical. Especially "Something About You" and "Epiphany"
#131
Posted: 9/1/05 at 1:33pm
All About Ruprecht and Great Big Stuff from DRS.
"I wish the stage were as narrow as the wire of a tightrope dancer, so that no incompetent would dare step upon it." Goethe
#132
Posted: 9/3/05 at 6:58am
YOU REMIND ME OF YOU from MINNIE'S BOYS. A hoot especially if you like the MARX BROTHERS
"Your eyes..... they shine like the pants on my blue serge suit"
#133
Posted: 9/3/05 at 8:07am
Springtime for Hitler
It is ridiculous to set a detective story in New York City. New York City is itself a detective story...
AGATHA CHRISTIE, Life magazine, May 14, 1956
#134
Posted: 2/15/06 at 10:42am
All of the songs from Avenue Q always has me laughing out loud, but I would have to say My Girlfriend who lives in Canada, You can be as loud as the hell you want, and If you were gay are really making me laugh right now. Other songs that make me laugh are:
Shiska Goddess
Great Big Stuff
Popular
What is this feeling?
A Miracle Could Happen.
Shiska Goddess
Great Big Stuff
Popular
What is this feeling?
A Miracle Could Happen.
#135
Posted: 2/15/06 at 10:44am
springtime for hitler is very hilarious! but the worst musical number is Shaka Laka Baby from Bombay Dreams! worst show! lol
#136
Posted: 2/15/06 at 10:51am
"Climbing Uphill" -Last Five Years
"Storms a Brewin" -Great American Trailer Park the Musical
Everything from Alter Boyz
"Storms a Brewin" -Great American Trailer Park the Musical
Everything from Alter Boyz
#137
Posted: 2/15/06 at 11:11am
The funniest song of all time is probably "A Little Priest." It just got funnier and funnier by the minute.
"Ev'ry-buddy wants ta get into de act!"
- Jimmy Durante
"Breathe from your hoo-hoo."
-Kristin Chenoweth
#138
Posted: 2/15/06 at 12:05pm
I think its the Simple Joys of Maidenhood from Camelot. Just the lyrics and the way Julie ANdrews sings it always makes me smile.
#139
Posted: 2/15/06 at 12:57pm
Rhythm in me: Alter Boyz
Cracks me up.
Cracks me up.
#140
Posted: 2/15/06 at 1:14pm
I would have to say "Betrayed" from The Producers.
I hold a degree in Musical Theatre from Montclair State University. It is useless. Now I'm funny for money. Oh, and I sing.
#141
Posted: 2/15/06 at 1:20pm
"Creation of Man" from the Scarlet Pimpernel. I had a fever of 101 degrees the first time I saw it and I was laughing so hard I was crying.
#142
Posted: 2/15/06 at 1:22pm
Springtime for Hitler
You Won't Succeed on Broadway
If You Were Gay
I'm unoriginal I know.
You Won't Succeed on Broadway
If You Were Gay
I'm unoriginal I know.
#143
Posted: 2/15/06 at 1:40pm
Right now I have to say...
Hernando's Hideaway from The Pajama Game
I haven't laughed that hard in a show for a while!
What is your dream role?
My dream role would be to be myself. To be performing at the Hollywood Bowl and to have an audience there just to see me, as Stephanie. They are there because they like what I do as a singer, an artist and a person (the last being the most important). I enjoy escaping and portraying other characters, but to be accepted and wanted as yourself... that's amazing! --Stephanie J. Block
Just one of the many reasons I admire and respect Stephanie!!
Hernando's Hideaway from The Pajama Game
I haven't laughed that hard in a show for a while!
#144
Posted: 2/15/06 at 11:28pm
it's a tossup, but since everyone's posted one of my two choices already I mention the other:
I'm an Ordinary Man (from My Fair Lady)
I'm an Ordinary Man (from My Fair Lady)
There are two ways of spreading light - to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it.
#145
Posted: 2/15/06 at 11:31pm
You Won't Succeed on Broadway
The Song that Goes Like This
Popular if the Galinda is funny.
And then, do you know Monseiur Marius, I believe I was a little in love with you.
♥♥♥
The Song that Goes Like This
Popular if the Galinda is funny.
♥♥♥
#146
Posted: 2/15/06 at 11:52pm
I can't believe "Love is my legs" only got mentioned like once or maybe twice...i've listened to DRS for like a yr probably once a day on my ipod and i still laugh everytime i hear it. And seeing it in person when the magenta lights come out and sherie opened the closet door and the people were inside singing w/ candles. Love when Norbert starts to stand up, and when he says "It's was all in my head.....now you GET ON THAT BED"....soo funny.
#147
Posted: 2/16/06 at 12:05am
I have to say A Little Priest. It's so darkly funny.
#148
Posted: 2/16/06 at 12:08am
Popular, but only as performed by Megan Hilty and Shoshana Bean...Popular was different and hilarious EVERY TIME with the two of them
"Free from what, Tracy? Free from what?"
#149
Posted: 2/16/06 at 12:33am
Big Ass Rock
The Grass Is Always Greener
Therapy
Nobody Steps on Kafritz (new personal favorite)
everything from I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change
Alto's Lament for those who asked, is by Heisler and Goldrich, the songwriters of Taylor the Latte Boy and other great cabaret numbers. They have three musicals that I know of, Adventures in Love, Junie B Jones and Dear Edwina. However, Alto's Lament is not in any of them, and I've also heard they can't publish it and nobody can record it because of copywright laws with all the songs they used/ parodied... unfortunate, but it does make sense...
The Grass Is Always Greener
Therapy
Nobody Steps on Kafritz (new personal favorite)
everything from I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change
Alto's Lament for those who asked, is by Heisler and Goldrich, the songwriters of Taylor the Latte Boy and other great cabaret numbers. They have three musicals that I know of, Adventures in Love, Junie B Jones and Dear Edwina. However, Alto's Lament is not in any of them, and I've also heard they can't publish it and nobody can record it because of copywright laws with all the songs they used/ parodied... unfortunate, but it does make sense...
[title of show] on Broadway. it's time. believe.
#150
Posted: 2/16/06 at 12:39am
"Gee, Officer Krupke"
Hands down
Hands down
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