So far this year I've seen ten musicals, eight on Broadway and two in Germany. I might be able to squeeze in one more show by the end of the year.
Last year, I saw ten musicals, so I guesse that ten is shaping up to be my number. One show each month, except for the two months that I'm stuck in Maine over the summer. However, prior to starting school in NY, I was lucky if I even got to see one show a year!
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I've also gone 10 times this year, but I saw a few things (DRS, Wicked, SWIWS) more than once. And 10 times is a LOT for me, I have never gone this much before.
39 Professional and 5 non professional. Which is far more than I have ever done before, yet will probably be the average from here on out.
Broadway 10 DRS 4 SWEENEY TODD 3 SPELLING BEE 3 RENT 2 THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA 2 IN MY LIFE 2 WICKED 1 PACIFIC OVERTURES 1 CHITTY 1 SPAMALOT 1 HAIRSPRAY 1 LENNON 1 SWEET CHARITY 1 LA CAGE 1 FIDDLER 1 CHICAGO
Off B-Way 1 MUSICAL of MUSICALS 1 SEE WHAT I WANNA SEE 1 TRAILER PARK 1 THE LAST FiVE YEARS- regional in Virginia
and these college productions/off-off broadway 2- MERRILY WE ROLL ALONG 1- FOLLIES 1- THE LAST FIVE YEARS 1- MAN OF LA MANCHA
I've only seen two. I saw Phantom on Broadyway and Phantom when it came to the Fox. I'm supposed to see Cats in January, and Wicked in March and May. Then again it's hard to travel to NYC or take a trip up to the Fox theatre when you're only in high school :)
*Do you think you can make me sing. . . I sing for myself, you can get me there but do you really think you can make me sing?*-Judy Garland
Then again, before I found this website I had a near-impossible time of finding out what was touring and where until after the shows were sold out. So hopefully I can bump that number up from now on.
Steel Magnolias, RENT, Avenue Q, DRS, and Sweet Charity. That's it for this year add 1 more if you count from like this time of year last year. The number is a lot lower then I want it to be.
I see musicals about twice a year depending on the year and my schedule. How many musicals I see depends on how long I'm in the city during those visits.
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Professional: Dracula Fiddler on the Roof Dirty Rotten Scoundrels All Shook Up Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Sweet Charity Love/Life The Light in the Piazza Lennon Spamalot Two Gents Avenue Q Lennon Two Gents Spamalot In My Life Sweeney Todd Sweet Charity Chita Rivera The Dancer's Life The Color Purple
Schools: Grease How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying
Chicago Wicked Dracula Fiddler on the Roof Dirty Rotten Scoundrels All Shook Up Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Sweet Charity Love/Life The Light in the Piazza Lennon Spamalot Avenue Q Lennon Two Gents Spamalot In My Life Sweeney Todd Sweet Charity The Color Purple i just added any took away from The previous list
Almost every weekend I'd say. Almost? Yeah about..usually when there's a new show to see unless I really, really like a show and I go see it a couple of times. Lately I haven't had much time though.
BROADWAY: Steel Magnolias (I know it is a play, but Broadway, nonetheles) Mamma Mia Sweeney Todd In My Life
OFF-BROADWAY: Naked Boys Singing Trolls (In My Life is a masterpiece in comparison) See What I Wanna See Miracle Brothers (talk about the need for a cast recording)
TOURING:I work at a legit. theatre in Baltimore) Thoroughly Modern Millie 8 The Lion King (56) Evita 8 Tuesdays with Morrie (I know, a play) (4) Hairspray 8 The King & I 8 Oklahoma! 8 Say Goodnight Gracie 8 Rest in Peace, Frank Gorshin. Little Shop of Horrors 8
Wow I've only been to Broadway 4 times this year. I would love to go more, but I live a few hours away and I'm still in College, so maybe when I'm done I'll move a lot closer...Anyway the shows I saw this year were Brooklyn, Wicked, Sweeney Todd and DRS.
It was 6 hours, I don't even like to have sex and eat bacon for 6 hours. Freddy Benson- Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
what can i say, i like the chitty...well, i like the man that DRIVES the chitty! haha.
Kgshrauder - the sad part is is that i live three hours away from the city when i'm at school!! how i've managed to make it into the city that much is beyond me. haha.
This year i saw 10: DRS,RENT(tour and on broadway)Wicked,mamma mia, les miz, Evita, The producers (on broadway) Joseph...dream coat, and will be seeing movin' out in Dec.
I still do not know what i will be seeing next year because Lord of the rings and wicked are the only 2 "good" ones i know that are coming to Toronto.
Man I can't even count...based on the number I had last year and last time I counted...maybe 50ish? Actually I'm in a quite bored and procrastinating mood so here we go, from this time in 2004:
Phantom of the Opera-2 Hairspray-2 Lion King La Cage Aux Folles-2 Rent-4 Wicked-3 Oklahoma!(tour) Little Women-2 Fiddler on the roof Forbidden Broadway-2 Dirty Rotten Scoundrels-12 Musical of musicals...-2 The Audience Dessa Rose Sweet Charity Light in the Piazza-3 Spelling Bee-4 Spamalot Jewtopia Oliver! Ragtime Finian's Rainbow Chitty-2 Chicago I love you, you're perfect... All Shook Up-2 Beauty and the Beast Woman in White Chita Rivera: A Dancer's Life Altar Boyz-2 Pillowman Doubt Brooklyn In my Life Sweeney Todd A Naked girl on appian way-3 Feeling Electric Miss Saigon Great americal trailer park musical A Soldier's Play See What I Wanna See The Producers
42 different shows...75 times
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This year I've seen Avenue Q twice, Rent twice (soon to be four times!), DRS, Spamalot, All Shook Up, The Tonys, Brooklyn, Sweeney Todd, and soon to be The Odd Couple (not a musical but yeah)..so this is definately more than I'm ever gonna do again seeing as I need to save for college!
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.