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Shows you've seen all around the world.

Posted: 8/26/08 at 9:06pm

The Producers - Chicago (Tour), New York, London, Mariott Theatre, Il, and next week I'm seeing it at Cutting Hall in Illinois!

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Posted: 8/27/08 at 6:23am

I don't know if it counts as "all around the world", but I've seen 'Rent' and 'Les Miserables' on both sides of the Atlantic. I've also seen 'Pirates of Penzance' in New York, been in it twice in England, and own the Opera Australia DVD. And I'm seeing 'The Woman in Black' in London, but in Japanese in a couple of weeks. That's about as good as it gets for me.

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Posted: 8/27/08 at 6:47am

I've seen The Phantom Of The Opera in Belgium, Germany, London, the US Tour in Columbus and on Broadway.

There are a few other shows that I've seen in two locations such as Jekyll & Hyde (Austria & Germany) and Les Mis (London & Broadway).

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Posted: 8/27/08 at 7:42am

I have seen Les Miserables on Broadway and in London.

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Posted: 8/27/08 at 7:51am

I've seen Cats and Wicked (the 15 minute Universal Studios version) in Japan and also their regular US versions in Boston.

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Posted: 8/27/08 at 8:16am

I've seen Cats in London and Sydney, Australia. I've seen Les Miserables in London, New York, and Washington, DC (and have the CD of the original 1981 French production). I saw Phantom in London, New York, and Washington. I saw both Guys and Dolls and Blood Brothers in London and in New York.

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Posted: 8/27/08 at 8:54am

I've seen Phantom in New York (twice), Washington DC, Vienna, Austria (in German) and four times in London.

I've seen Les Miserables both in London and New York (the recent revival).

I've also see The Woman in White in both London and New York.

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Posted: 8/27/08 at 9:25am

I forgot to add that I saw the tour of Wicked in Hartford CT last fall.

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Posted: 8/27/08 at 1:38pm

I have seen both LES MIZ and PHANTOM in NYC and London

Does the fact that I have a Japanese CHICAGO program count?

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Posted: 8/27/08 at 4:53pm

I saw Beauty and the Beast in London and on Broadway - but that's not really "all over" the world.

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Posted: 8/27/08 at 5:05pm

I've seen Rent in various cities in England (including London's West End), and on Broadway.

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Posted: 8/27/08 at 5:09pm

Literally dozens of shows in London, including an early preview performance of CATS when the programs still listed Judi Dench!

In Paris, HELLO DOLLY, TYCOON, and HAIR at the Olympia.

I also saw a production of PROMISES PROMISES in Amsterdam, with that hit dance number "It's Ganzen Shlanzen Time!".

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Posted: 8/28/08 at 1:05am

I've seen Les Miserables on Broadway and in Prague, and Chicago on Broadway, the West End, and in Copenhagen.

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Posted: 8/28/08 at 7:42am

I'm from Israel, and we had Chicago, avenue Q Fiddler on the roof(where else would it play?:P) and Josheph(again, if it's about jew's we'll produce it!)

One thing I have to meantion is the Israeli version of The Producers, which had a huge hype since all the cast is second genretion holocause survivers.

and they made many changes to the show(My favorite being, everyone spiting each time they say "Hitler"
some old people did leave after the first act, but overall it was pretty good.

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