Help needed in selecting 2 shows

[tatter47]

Help needed in selecting 2 shows#1

Posted: 8/23/08 at 11:13am

I'll be in NYC in October and I have tickets for August:OC, Billy Elliot, South Pacific, and Spring Awakening. I have 2 more slots for shows and I'm not sure what to select. I have Boeing, Boeing, Equss, and title of show on my short list. Please help. Any advice appreciated.Thanks

[broadwayfan7]

re: Help needed in selecting 2 shows#2

Posted: 8/23/08 at 12:07pm

Boeing-Boeing and [title of show] are great options! I would also add Gypsy to your list. Have a wonderful trip!

"Everytime you step on that stage it is somebody's first Broadway show and somebody's last Broadway show. Make it count."

[broadwayfan310]

re: Help needed in selecting 2 shows#2

Posted: 8/23/08 at 12:20pm

I just saw Tale of Two Cities.. It was an unexpected surprise... so moving, very intertaining... Nothing like it on broadway right now!

[TheatreFreak05]

re: Help needed in selecting 2 shows#3

Posted: 8/23/08 at 2:31pm

Definitely see Gypsy!

[cglaid]

re: Help needed in selecting 2 shows#4

Posted: 8/23/08 at 2:39pm

Gypsy and Boeing Boeing. [title of show] is a great choice as well.

[johnsons]

re: Help needed in selecting 2 shows#5

Posted: 8/23/08 at 2:47pm

[Title of Show] is brilliant and you would probably get the best seat for that. But Gypsy and Boeing are fantastic choices too.

[scaryclowns223]

re: Help needed in selecting 2 shows#6

Posted: 8/23/08 at 5:04pm

Definitely go for [title of show]!

And I enjoyed BOEING BOEING, but don't know if its worth seeing- especially with tired cast members.
Go for EQUUS or GYPSY.

[Trekkie2]

re: Help needed in selecting 2 shows#7

Posted: 8/23/08 at 5:48pm

[title of show]

"I think of avant-garde as downtown shows where you rub waffles and chocolate on yourself."- Hunter Bell

[Elphabatize]

re: Help needed in selecting 2 shows#8

Posted: 8/23/08 at 5:50pm

[title of show]
Boeing-Boeing
Xanadu

All musts!!

[BillyE]

re: Help needed in selecting 2 shows#9

Posted: 8/23/08 at 6:23pm

Gypsy, absolutely! Especially since you're seeing South Pacific, another excellent choice. Two wonderful revivals with all star casts, and hard to choose one over the other.
As for the other, Xanadu is a fun show, or maybe take in a long run like Avenue Q, Chicago, or Phantom (which I just revisited a few days ago, it was great!).

[Brave Sir Robin2]

re: Help needed in selecting 2 shows#10

Posted: 8/23/08 at 6:24pm

[tos]and Gypsy

"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

[taylorPHENOMENON2]

re: Help needed in selecting 2 shows#11

Posted: 8/23/08 at 6:27pm

Definitely [title of show], so much fun! And you can't miss Gypsy.

[colleen_lee]

re: Help needed in selecting 2 shows#12

Posted: 8/23/08 at 6:28pm

[title of show] and Gypsy.

Boeing-Boeing is great too, but I consider the other two to be can't miss shows.

"You just can't win. Ever. Look at the bright side, at least you are not stuck in First Wives Club: The Musical. That would really suck. " --Sueleen Gay

[elphabelle07]

re: Help needed in selecting 2 shows#13

Posted: 8/23/08 at 6:54pm

I'd choose (tos) and Gypsy! Especially Gypsy! That's the show I want to see most...but I'm in California! So see it for me :)!

"I'm a bagel on a plate full of onion rolls!"-Funny Girl

[philly03]

re: Help needed in selecting 2 shows#14

Posted: 8/23/08 at 6:59pm

GYPSY & A Tale of Two Cities

[JeaniusIsMe]

re: Help needed in selecting 2 shows#15

Posted: 8/23/08 at 7:41pm

Gypsy for sure. For the second one, either [tos] or Boeing- you'll need a pick me up after August (so brilliant, but completely destroys you emotionally).

[little_sally]

re: Help needed in selecting 2 shows#16

Posted: 8/23/08 at 7:49pm

Boeing-Boeing!

And A Tale of Two Cities! (not on your list, I know)

A little swash, a bit of buckle - you'll love it more than bread.

[mormonophobic]

re: Help needed in selecting 2 shows#17

Posted: 8/24/08 at 5:19am

Although a part of me always goes for [title of show], I'm actually going to suggest Gypsy and In The Heights. The (in my opinion) best revival and (winner for) best musical of this year, respectively. Gypsy will wow you with its god-like performances (from LuPone to Larkin) and tightly-wound simple perfection - there is no wasted line, expression, song, or even note. And with In The Heights, you get something so original, yet exhilarating and fun nonetheless. Some of the songs are the most catchy tunes I have heard and the entire cast has such a combined energy that is perfectly honed every night with each dance, each song, each lotto win, at the Richard Rodgers each night.