Most Moving SHOW

[Derek2]

Posted: 9/16/04 at 2:09pm

There have been many messages about certain songs that are very moving. Which show do you think is very moving. I'm playing Judas in Godspell right now and I must say,I started crying just reading the ending. I know Les Miz is too but lets try to see the not so obvious.

[lildogs]

Posted: 9/16/04 at 2:11pm

Ragtime and Sunday in the Park with George

[lostwallflower]

Posted: 9/16/04 at 2:23pm

BFO had me tearing up a bit. But it's not really that timeless kind of moving like Les Mis.

[GovernorSlaton]

Posted: 9/16/04 at 2:29pm

I second Sunday in the Park.

[leomaxfrank]

Posted: 9/16/04 at 2:33pm

Sunday in the Park (3rd it)
Parade
Ragtime
Floyd Collins
Falsettos
Passion
Marie Christine (Medea)
Carousel
A Chorus Line
Caroline, or Change
Showboat
Hair
JCS
West Side Story
Cabaret

[touchmeinthemorning]

Posted: 9/16/04 at 2:36pm

every time i see a show, i get moved in some way...that's why i love musical theatre so much. it moves people...and i think by doing so, it heals people. i could list every show ive ever seen, or i could just say this, so ill not list and just say this. =)

[CurtainUp2]

Posted: 9/16/04 at 2:37pm

leomax... the title of the thread is "Most Moving Show", not 15 Most Moving Shows. Pick one.

[leomaxfrank]

Posted: 9/16/04 at 2:39pm

ok smartass -

I'll take Parade for $1,000

[Derek2]

Posted: 9/16/04 at 2:41pm

No no no, its ok if he/she thought they were all moving. Yes, I know what you mean, every show is moving in its own way :), I guess I mean your FAVORITE moving show lol

[Mister Matt]

Posted: 9/16/04 at 2:42pm

Les Miserables
Falsettos
Parade
Titanic

[Ebonic_Singer]

Posted: 9/16/04 at 2:47pm

Hair.

[leomaxfrank]

Posted: 9/16/04 at 2:50pm

Hair is definitely one of the most moving shows for me. Moving in a very different way from Parade of course, but moving nonetheless. I directed Hair and played Claude and to this day it is my favorite theatrical experience.

ebonic, get any extra seats to the concert yet?? cmon, i know you wanna

Updated On: 9/16/04 at 02:50 PM

[BreakingTheCircle07]

Posted: 9/16/04 at 2:51pm

Les Miserables

[Unknown User]

Posted: 9/16/04 at 2:52pm

AIDA, Cabaret and Les Miz

[DottieD'Luscia]

Posted: 9/16/04 at 2:53pm

Ragtime, Titanic, Carousel (my first professional acting job was in a production of Carousel and I always had a difficult time getting through the finale [even during rehearsals!])

[robbiej]

Posted: 9/16/04 at 2:54pm

Um...I would love to give a high-tone answer like CAROUSEL or SUNDAY IN THE PARK...

But...ok...I'll admit it...BLOOD BROTHERS wrecked me!

[J-Pill]

Posted: 9/16/04 at 3:05pm

Sunday in the Park with George. What else?
Though, Violet is also up there for me. Updated On: 9/16/04 at 03:05 PM

[Ebonic_Singer]

Posted: 9/16/04 at 3:08pm

Haha sorry leomax. All the tix I got are taken.

As for Hair--I was in a production and I played Walter. During "Let the Sunshine In" the whole cast was hysterical crying every night.

[Derek2]

Posted: 9/16/04 at 3:09pm

Can someone tell me what Sunday in The Park with George is about. I dont always love Stephens music (there are 4 or 4 exceptions :) and im willing to make 1 more) but the show looks so beautiful in pictures. Thanks!

[Derek2]

Posted: 9/16/04 at 3:10pm

Can someone tell me what Sunday in The Park with George is about. I dont always love Stephens music (there are 4 or 5 exceptions :) and im willing to make 1 more) but the show looks so beautiful in pictures. Thanks! Updated On: 9/16/04 at 03:10 PM

[touchmeinthemorning]

Posted: 9/16/04 at 3:14pm

ragtime is up there.

if jesus christ superstar gets staged right, it is great.

parade, for sure

last 5 years

carousel

godspell (if staged right)

kiss of the spider woman

into the woods (if the actors are smart)

touch of venus is up there, too

[wickedfan]

Posted: 9/16/04 at 3:18pm

west side story
into the woods (second act)
carousel
Les Mis

I WANT to say Sunday in the Park with George but I have never seen it, only heard a few songs.

[leomaxfrank]

Posted: 9/16/04 at 3:19pm

robbie - that was so cute :)

ebonic - damn on those tickets, but i tried! anyway, great to hear you played Walter - so when i direct it at some point soon, i'll be sure to let you know! but real quick, i wanna ask about the cast crying at the end (Let the Sunshine In) - i can't get into it right now, because i'm already gonna be late for work. but this is one of those endings that is very hard for the Tribe. Claude's death is obviously a very touching one, and i'm sure the cast became VERY close while rehearsing/performing the show, so i know it's emotional. but i must say it's wrong for the cast to cry at the end aside from (IMHO) Berger, Sheila and Jeanie. The Tribe should not feel or know what has happened to Claude at that point and would be carrying on at the rally as planned. We should talk PM about this topic, because I'm so infatuated with the ending of the show...i'm out!

Updated On: 9/16/04 at 03:19 PM

[lildogs]

Posted: 9/16/04 at 3:20pm

Derek and wickedfan, please go to www.deepdiscountdvds.com and buy the DVD of "Sunday"--it's a cheap place to get it and YOU NEED TO GET IT!

[wickedfan]

Posted: 9/16/04 at 3:25pm

I also think that the ending of "Merrily We Roll Along" is very moving. "Our Time" has sucha a haunting melody and lyrics that prove Sondheim is a songwriting genius.