Lots of musicals now playing or upcoming in L.A.

Hi everyone,
I just updated my Musicals Coming to L.A. page (check the link at the end of all my posts.) I've seen and highly recommend the hilarious People Vs. Friar Lawrence (a huge hit in Chicago too), A Year with Frog and Toad, and of course the long running and justly acclaimed Bark! I'm plan or hope to see in the next month or so: I Do! I Do! (now in its final week), Urinetown (first So.Cal regional production in Costa Mesa), City of Angels (with the fantastic Stef Tovar), Little Women, Dames At Sea, Do Re Mi (one night only!), On The Town, and The Full Monty. An exciting September and October for us Angelinos.

Updated On: 9/5/05 at 02:30 PM

And November brings:
Jerry Herman's rarely done
THE GRAND TOUR
Meredith Wilson's rarely done
THE UNSINKABLE MOLLY BROWN
The rarely done:
QUILTERS
The rarely done
NO, NO NANETTE
featuring Susan Watson of the Broadway cast
The U.S. premiere of
THE DROWSY CHAPERONE
BWW's Natalie Buster starring in
42ND STREET
But more news on those later.
Enjoy.
Steven :)

Ah, thank you for reminding me about all these musicals. I must get tickets for Urinetown!

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Wow. I can't believe it. Joel Beers said this Urinetown is better than the touring production! Ahhh, I wish I could tell my mom, but she's sleeping.

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Hey there!!! Thanks for the info! Am I just missing your posts or have you not been on here for a while? What are you reheasing for?

Hey guys,
First off, thanks for the info! It's great to hear about shows I can actually go see. And second off, in case anyones interested, the community theatre that I'm involved with just released their 2006 scedule and it looks awsome. It's a pretty small theatre and its not the most extravegant of sets etc but the many shows I've seen there have always been amazing and very intimate. Plus its in the round which I always thought was cool. Anyways here's the website with the new season if you want to check it out.

http://www.glendalecentretheatre.com

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Yeah the Urinetown production looks wonderful. I hope I can go see it sometime. It sounds great!

And eslgr8, I can understand how theatre in the round can be a bit distracting as an audience member since blocking has it so that no matter where you sit you see the backs of an actor in the scene but as an actor it is alot of fun to work in the round as well as a very interesting experience. My opinions probably a bit biased though since GCT is the only professional theatre that I've really worked at so far. I hope that you get to see Dames at Sea during its run. I just saw it on Saturday and I was extremely impressed. I interned there all summer at their children's summer camp so I worked backstage during the kids show but I'm going to be in their next production, The Teahouse of the August Moon which has been a great experience so far.

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