Opening Nights You Would Give Anything To Have Been At..- Page 3

[tabbynyc]

Posted: 5/10/06 at 8:04pm

Spamalot

[slimandslam]

Posted: 5/10/06 at 11:19pm

To be at the opening night of a good show - even a very good show - is certainly a terrific experience. But there are only so many times when history is made at an opening night, and everyone in the theater knows it.

My choice: Look Back in Anger, Royal Court, London, 1956.

[nealb1]

Posted: 5/11/06 at 1:24am

Without a doubt, 2 of the most historic Opening Nights in the history of Broadway........."Mame" and "Funny Girl."

[freeadmission]

Posted: 5/11/06 at 8:55am

My Fair Lady. Hands down. I would kill to have seen that with Julie Andrews and the deliciously-voiced Rex Harrison on such a glamorous night!

[tthomas76]

Posted: 5/11/06 at 9:08am

Chicago the Revival
Wicked
Hairspray and there's several others I could list but too busy right now..

[Mister Matt]

Posted: 5/11/06 at 9:26am

Show Boat
Oklahoma
West Side Story
The King and I
Fiddler on the Roof
Gypsy
Hair
Two Gentlemen of Verona
A Chorus Line
Into the Woods
Les Miserables
Rent

[Eastwickian]

Posted: 5/11/06 at 10:02am

Carrie - just to say 'I was there' as much as anything

Follies - to see all those stars (and former stars) on the stage in Michael Bennett's original production

[circusliz]

Posted: 5/11/06 at 12:35pm

Showboat and Oklahoma to witness the birth of American Musical Theater...

[mrsparker]

Posted: 5/11/06 at 12:58pm

"Applause" with Lauren Bacall in 1970

[Roninjoey]

Posted: 5/11/06 at 1:04pm

Gypsy