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#51

re: Musical that Suprised You

Posted: 6/13/05 at 2:25pm

i honestly never thought id enjoy all shook up as much as i did. went in thinking, 'great...elvis but not elvis.' but i had a lot of fun.

also, LitP -- definitely NOT high on my list of favorites. i really dont understand what the fuss is over it.

~Andrea :)

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#52

re: Musical that Suprised You

Posted: 6/13/05 at 2:34pm

Grand Hotel

The only review I had read was John Simon's less than favorable one. A friend's sister worked for Joe Papp at the time and got us house seats, so I was game. Ended up being completely blown away by it, the cast, the music, the story, the directon/choreography. The two hours flew by and I was left in my seat completely stunned.

"When you're a gay man, you have to feel good about yourself when a urologist says, "Yeah. I pick you". - Happy Endings

#53

re: Musical that Suprised You

Posted: 6/13/05 at 3:13pm

Brooklyn. After all the trash talk on this board I was expecting the worst. I loved it.

Faced with these Loreleis, what man can moralize!

#54

re: Musical that Suprised You

Posted: 6/13/05 at 5:46pm

Honestly, Spamalot. I ususually hate or dislike overly-hyped shows (i.e. "Wicked" and "The Producers") but I loved "Spamalot".

A little swash, a bit of buckle - you'll love it more than bread.

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