I need help selecting a show.

[rorschach37]

Posted: 7/24/11 at 2:04am

I know I've made several posts over the last few days asking for recommendations, but I really just can't decide. I'll be going to New York either the second or third weekend in August and I'm already seeing RENT and Spider-Man but I have time for just one more show and I can't decide! Is there anything playing on Broadway now that absolutely must not be missed? I've really been looking into Follies, Jerusalem, and War Horse, but I'll take any recommendation. Please help me decide! Thank you!

[frazer]

Posted: 7/24/11 at 7:54am

War Horse. Its a breathtaking bit of theatre. Just go. You'll be blown away.

[dramamama611]

Posted: 7/24/11 at 8:05am

Well, not everyone thinks WarHorse is all that. I really only liked the puppetry (which was indeed stunning). I thought the story was pretty relentless.

Book of Mormon if you are willing to wait in line for SRO with a chance at Rush.

But off our list: I'd reccomend Follies. Ms Peters is a b'way icon not to be missed.

[Ajpuppypal]

Posted: 7/24/11 at 9:21am

I would recommend Follies(which im seeing Aug 9th, so excited!!!!!), a legendary show with a legendary cast :)

[ReggieonBway]

Posted: 7/24/11 at 9:38am

War Horse's story is incredibly boring, however incredible the puppetry is - I would go with Follies. It's an excellent production. Plus, Bernadette.

[CockeyedOptimist2]

Posted: 7/24/11 at 10:31am

Follies!

[AGermano]

Posted: 7/24/11 at 2:15pm

I'd absolutely suggest Jerusalem or HAIR.

[PopAria]

Posted: 7/24/11 at 4:13pm

Book of Mormon
Anything Goes
Jerusalem
Follies
Hair
How To Succeed
Sister Act
Priscilla
Catch Me
War Horse
Addams Family
Wicked
Billy Elliot
Mary Poppins
Jersey Boys
Lion King
Baby, It's You
Memphis
Rock of Ages
Chicago
Rain


If you've seen the show at the top, go down the list and see the next in line. easy right? :)

[SeanMartin]

Posted: 7/24/11 at 10:18pm

I'd recommend FOLLIES, but dont expect a visual production that's all that. Arguably the saddest thing about it is that LOVELAND set, which, granted, is better than the last revival's abysmal attempt... but it's still several hundred layers below Aronson's breathtaking original.