i'd recommend
A Chorus Line only if you haven't seen the show on Broadway before. if you have, you're only going to end up disappointed (in my opinion). it's pretty much
The Standby Line as of late as it is.
Company is a definite
must. So intensely moving and special.
Mary Poppins is iffy for me because i loved it a lot when i saw it, but if she didn't fly or if something on the set fcuked up again, i'd be pissed that i wasted my time.
Grey Gardens is immaculate and i loved it so much. the score is very Sondheim-inspired so i would definitely hit that up to the MUST list.
i'm seeing
Curtains on the 17th and am very excited about it. i loved
Steel Pier and i'm getting good vibes from this show. granted, i've only ever heard
Steel Pier's score and i heard all the problems with that show were in the book...
i loved
Spring Awakening a helluva lot when i saw it Off-Broadway so i'd put that on your list too. i have trepidation about how it'll come across in the Euegene O'Neill after seeing it in the Atlantic Theatre but i'm definitely going to make my way over there once another cast gets in. this cast they have now is the one i saw and they were really so special. i left the theatre on such a high from that show. DEFINITELY SEE.
i have a ticket to
The Butt Pirate Queen for the end of this month but i'm really only seeing it because i'm almost banking it's going to be a flop. if you're not interested in seeing flops, i'd forget about it as well.
Updated On: 3/7/07 at 12:59 PM
