#26
Posted: 12/24/08 at 5:04pm
The whole entire night I saw the Producers, hilarious!
The Moment That Has Caused You To Grin The Most Ridiculously Humongously — Page 2
#27
Posted: 12/24/08 at 5:22pm
During "His Name Is Lancelot" in Spamalot
During the abby-normal scene in Young Frankenstein with Christopher Fitzgerald and Roger Bart. It's even funnier when Roger starts cracking up.
I also couldn't stop smiling during The Producers. It was a great show.
During the abby-normal scene in Young Frankenstein with Christopher Fitzgerald and Roger Bart. It's even funnier when Roger starts cracking up.
I also couldn't stop smiling during The Producers. It was a great show.
#28
Posted: 12/24/08 at 6:35pm
Marta and Bobby's scene in Company, so funny.
Megan Hilty doing Popular in Wicked
Megan Hilty doing Popular in Wicked
#29
Posted: 12/24/08 at 6:52pm
The third time I saw Billy Elliot. I hadn't gone in two months and was so excited.
I spent the entire show smiling.
I spent the entire show smiling.
#30
Posted: 12/24/08 at 9:54pm
There are TOO many:
The Producers overture
"Under the Sea", "Fathoms Below," "Part of Your World" (in my favorite key, G major!) - Little Mermaid
Beauty and the Beast overture
"One" - A Chorus Line (the final bits of the dance)
All of Xanadu
"Anything Can Happen" - Mary Poppins
All of Hairspray
"The Lion King" finale
"In the Heights" - the opening number, 96000, the Act One finale, Carnaval, and the finale!
Everytime I hear a FULL orchestra!
All of Shrek
"It's Your Wedding Day" - Wedding Singer
All of Finding Nemo: the Musical (It's not Broadway, but it should STILL COUNT!)
"A Little Priest" - Sweeney Todd
The end of "Sunday in the Park with George"
I could go on all day!
...But I won't.
The Producers overture
"Under the Sea", "Fathoms Below," "Part of Your World" (in my favorite key, G major!) - Little Mermaid
Beauty and the Beast overture
"One" - A Chorus Line (the final bits of the dance)
All of Xanadu
"Anything Can Happen" - Mary Poppins
All of Hairspray
"The Lion King" finale
"In the Heights" - the opening number, 96000, the Act One finale, Carnaval, and the finale!
Everytime I hear a FULL orchestra!
All of Shrek
"It's Your Wedding Day" - Wedding Singer
All of Finding Nemo: the Musical (It's not Broadway, but it should STILL COUNT!)
"A Little Priest" - Sweeney Todd
The end of "Sunday in the Park with George"
I could go on all day!
...But I won't.
"How could she just suddenly, completely disappear into thin water?" - The Little Mermaid
#31
Posted: 12/24/08 at 10:25pm
Seeing "Les Poissons" live in Mermaid also made me grin a lot... and laugh bizarrely loudly, embarrassing myself in front of the three terribly cool-looking hipster girls next to me. Just listening to it on the cast album doesn't do it for me.
In my pants, she has burst like the music of angels, the light of the sun! --Marius Pantsmercy
#32
Posted: 12/24/08 at 11:10pm
"Me Ole Bamboo", from Chitty, and whenever the car flew. 
"Blow out the candles, Robert, and make a wish. Want something. Want something."
Wishes come true, not free.
Wishes come true, not free.
#33
Posted: 12/24/08 at 11:14pm
Seeing "Les Poissons" live in Mermaid also made me grin a lot... and laugh bizarrely loudly, embarrassing myself in front of the three terribly cool-looking hipster girls next to me. Just listening to it on the cast album doesn't do it for me.
You got that right. I saw it last night, and Robert Creighton made me laugh so hard. He made the flat/sharp intro joke more noticeable and laughable. "La da da da DAAAAAAA [he cracks, and it turns out he's sharp then he tries it again...] La da da da DAAAAAA [he's flat this time] La da da da [slaps tuning fork on table] DAIIIIII [he's on pitch now]." That was hilariuos.
You got that right. I saw it last night, and Robert Creighton made me laugh so hard. He made the flat/sharp intro joke more noticeable and laughable. "La da da da DAAAAAAA [he cracks, and it turns out he's sharp then he tries it again...] La da da da DAAAAAA [he's flat this time] La da da da [slaps tuning fork on table] DAIIIIII [he's on pitch now]." That was hilariuos.
"How could she just suddenly, completely disappear into thin water?" - The Little Mermaid
#34
Posted: 12/26/08 at 7:29pm
Everytime the Bad Idea Bears in Avenue Q are onstage.....
#35
Posted: 12/26/08 at 7:43pm
Getting a last minute front row seat to see Patti LuPone and Howard McGillin in Anything Goes at Lincoln Center. I didn't stop grinning till I was back in my hotel room.
More recently, Spamalot. It always makes me grin and it's rejuvenated my long-term affection for all things Monty Python.
More recently, Spamalot. It always makes me grin and it's rejuvenated my long-term affection for all things Monty Python.
#36
Posted: 12/26/08 at 7:59pm
I don't think my eyes or mouth were open anymore than they were the first time I saw "The Light in the Piazza." The Overture made me audibly gasp. I've never heard that kind of full, beautiful sound from a pit in years. Also, I had the dopiest face at the end of Act I when the mother accidentally walks in and the music climaxes and ends with this amazing bang. Mr. Sherr staged it so perfectly. In the cavernous Beaumount he miraculously made that moment so focused and intimate. I saw that production so many times just for that moment (and others, of course.) I want it back! Or maybe another tour?
#37
Posted: 12/26/08 at 10:53pm
A lot of moments in Gypsy, especially:
*When I hear “Sing out, Louise!” and see Patti LuPone walk down the aisle.
*Watching Patti do "Rose's Turn."
*When Laura Benanti and Leigh Ann Larkin first appear on stage when the kids “grow up.”
*”Together Wherever We Go”
*the time I sat front row
Others: “Totally F*CKed” onstage at Spring Awakening, Annaleigh Ashford’s ‘Popular’ in Wicked, Sutton Foster rolling in the hay in Young Frank, practically the whole show of Xanadu, especially getting up and dancing at the end (on stage).
*When I hear “Sing out, Louise!” and see Patti LuPone walk down the aisle.
*Watching Patti do "Rose's Turn."
*When Laura Benanti and Leigh Ann Larkin first appear on stage when the kids “grow up.”
*”Together Wherever We Go”
*the time I sat front row
Others: “Totally F*CKed” onstage at Spring Awakening, Annaleigh Ashford’s ‘Popular’ in Wicked, Sutton Foster rolling in the hay in Young Frank, practically the whole show of Xanadu, especially getting up and dancing at the end (on stage).
#38
Posted: 12/28/08 at 1:50pm
The Cry Baby Overture.
ALL of XANADU. All 16 times, I couldn't stop smiling.
ALL of XANADU. All 16 times, I couldn't stop smiling.
#39
Posted: 12/28/08 at 3:37pm
The US Navy lines in In the Heights are hilarious!
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#40
Posted: 12/28/08 at 3:46pm
I would agree about the Final day of A Chorus Line. I saw the final matinee PUBLIC performance (right before the final show with all the casts). A memory that will be with me forever. 22 minute standing ovation at end, performers crying--AWESOME.
Also Bernadette Peters in Song and Dance.
Also Bernadette Peters in Song and Dance.
#41
Posted: 12/28/08 at 3:46pm
Freak Flag-Shrek
I can't even stop smiling when I sing it around the house :)
Another Saturday Night in New York, We're Just Friends, I Love You Because, But I Do (all from I Love You Because)
I can't even stop smiling when I sing it around the house :)
Another Saturday Night in New York, We're Just Friends, I Love You Because, But I Do (all from I Love You Because)
#42
Posted: 12/28/08 at 3:58pm
- Alice Ripley's one-liners in Next to Normal
- Together Wherever We Go from LuPone Gypsy
- When Laura Benanti goes to the phone in Grantziger's Office to say "No!" in LuPone Gypsy
- Together Wherever We Go from LuPone Gypsy
- When Laura Benanti goes to the phone in Grantziger's Office to say "No!" in LuPone Gypsy
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