#26
Posted: 8/11/07 at 12:12am
I'm 18 and just recently saw four more shows in NYC, which I LOVED them all! I saw Les Miserables, A Chorus Line, Legally Blonde and Curtains.
My first show I saw on Broadway was 42nd Street and then the next day I saw Beauty and the Beast. I was about 14 then and I was in awe over them both.
If your dream is to be on Broadway when you are older, than I would def recommand either The Drowsy Chaperone or A Chorus Line to be your first show.
Drowsy is such a fun show. Anyone who has ever used musical theatre, or really anything, to chase away the blues, you can relate to Man in Chair. It's such a magical show. You'll be walking away from the theatre inspired and probably teary eyed.
A Chorus Line I think is the perfect first show for anyone who has ever dreamed of dancing on Broadway. It's a wake up call in the end about actually landing a show, but the journey you take in that theatre is incredable. I think everyone's story is in one of the characters who stands on the line. This is another show you will be walking away teary eyed, but so worth it. And the last number will def give you that awe-factor.
Les Miserables is also another show I HIGHLY recommend. This show is a classic. It's such a moving and powerful show. Without a question you will walk away with that awe- factor.
Curtains is another fun show. The dancing is amazing with an all-star cast. The scenary is beautiful. It's a very fun show. And who doesn't love those cheesy who-dun-it movies? That's what this is but with singing and dancing. It's seriously one of the most fun I've had at the theatre yet.
Also, if you come next year then Young Frankestein will be playing by then. A sure hit that will give you that awe-factor.
~Darci
My first show I saw on Broadway was 42nd Street and then the next day I saw Beauty and the Beast. I was about 14 then and I was in awe over them both.
If your dream is to be on Broadway when you are older, than I would def recommand either The Drowsy Chaperone or A Chorus Line to be your first show.
Drowsy is such a fun show. Anyone who has ever used musical theatre, or really anything, to chase away the blues, you can relate to Man in Chair. It's such a magical show. You'll be walking away from the theatre inspired and probably teary eyed.
A Chorus Line I think is the perfect first show for anyone who has ever dreamed of dancing on Broadway. It's a wake up call in the end about actually landing a show, but the journey you take in that theatre is incredable. I think everyone's story is in one of the characters who stands on the line. This is another show you will be walking away teary eyed, but so worth it. And the last number will def give you that awe-factor.
Les Miserables is also another show I HIGHLY recommend. This show is a classic. It's such a moving and powerful show. Without a question you will walk away with that awe- factor.
Curtains is another fun show. The dancing is amazing with an all-star cast. The scenary is beautiful. It's a very fun show. And who doesn't love those cheesy who-dun-it movies? That's what this is but with singing and dancing. It's seriously one of the most fun I've had at the theatre yet.
Also, if you come next year then Young Frankestein will be playing by then. A sure hit that will give you that awe-factor.
~Darci
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