My Summer Marathon of Shows

I think that sounds like a dream lineup of Spring Shows, at least to me.

I would highly recommend Finding Neverland. I found the show to be thoroughly charming and heartwarming. However, I don't know what you could substitute for. I would probably substitute for On The Twentieth Century. I *liked* the show, but I didn't LOVE it.

I would highly recommend Finding Neverland. I found the show to be thoroughly charming and heartwarming. However, I don't know what you could substitute for. I would probably substitute for On The Twentieth Century. I *liked* the show, but I didn't LOVE it.

Thought about that. The tie breaker is I have never seen Kristen Chenoweth perform in person. So it could be my last chance. Hoping Finding Neverland lasts until the winter, and I can see it then.

As others have said, great show schedule. I have seen everything on your list. The only two additional shows you should think about would be Curious Incident and Finding Neverland. It would be hard to decide what to leave off in order to make room for something else, but if it was me, I think I would remove the Visit and add Curious Incident.

You said you prefer musicals, as do I, but please keep in mind that Curious Incident incorporates a lot of cool digital music and has creative staging, so it is slightly more like a musical than the average play. I don't know if that would sway you toward it, but in my mind, it is not to be missed. In the last couple years, there is a short list of things I have gone back to see a second time because I enjoyed them so much: Hedwig (4 times :o), Gentleman's Guide, Les Mis, the two Mark Rylance Shakepeare performances, All the Way, and Curious Incident. If you see Curious Incident and Hand to God you are definitely seeing the two best plays on Broadway right now.

Finding Neverland is also great, but it looks like it will be around for a long time, and it will most likely tour as they have already suggested, so you will probably have another opportunity to see it in the future.

So here is my revised schedule for you!

Fun Home

Something Rotten

King and I

On the 20th Century

An American in Paris

Hand to God

The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time

Updated On: 4/27/15 at 04:15 PM

"I'm leaving tomorrow for my marathon, and other than The Visit (seeing The Audience instead), my line up is exactly the same.

After your marathon, let me know if I need to change.
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Will do.

That does sound like a great lineup. I too am more a musicals person, but I would say that Airline Highway might beat out American in Paris for me, but it depends on how you feel about the dance portion of the Musical world. American in Paris has great choreo, and is definitely worth seeing, but the book and story aren't exactly thrilling, so just know you're seeing it for the dance.

Finding Neverland is not worth missing any of the others

That Being said,

Hand to God,

The Visit,

Fun Home

and Something Rotten

are probably your most important shows to see from my perspective.

Enjoy!

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I'm dying to see The Flick and what about Hamilton? That will be on Broadway this summer.