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The show or the actor?...That is the question!

What shows have you gone to more than once because you liked the actor, not necessarily the show? What show was it and who was the actor? This should be interesting...

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Updated On: 6/25/05 at 05:58 PM

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Phantom of the opera.

I went that show for several times because Peter Lockyer was Raoul understudy and I really wanted to catch him in that role. Unfortunately, I did not.
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I went to one of the three Broadway shows I've seen (La Cage aux Folles) for Gary Beach. My mom went for Daniel Davis. My dad went not knowing what he was getting himself into.

Actually, I love La Cage aux Folles, so it wasn't COMPLETELY for Gary Beach, but if he hadn't been in it, I probably wouldn't have been as desperate to see it.
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I saw Wicked for Kristin Chenoweth
And let the record show that I've been a fan of her work since YAGMCB
Also Hunter Foster in Coral Gables' Lil Shop

Updated On: 6/25/05 at 06:10 PM

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i saw THE VIOLET HOUR for ROBERT SEAN LEONARD. the play was disappointing.

i saw A LIFE IN THE THEATRE in london to see one of the greats PATRICK STEWART.

yes, i only saw these shows once, but the only show i've ever liked so much that i went back to NYC to see it twice was TAKE ME OUT.
RIP glebby <3
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Wonderful Town for Donna Murphy. Victor/Victoria for Julie Andrews and sexy King I don't know how to spell his name and I know the actors name, but even at 6, I knew that I liked older men lol.
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Wicked for Kristin
Gypsy for Bernadette and the show
Annie Get Your Gun for Bernadette
Sweet Charity for Christina Applegate
Streetcar for Natasha and John
Cabaret for John Stamous and Molly Ringwald
Dessa Rose for Norm Lewis and Rachel York
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DRS for Norbert, Wicked for Idina.

I really don't think I would've made such an effort to see DRS if it weren't for Norbie...and I certainly won't see it when he's not in the show.
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Flower Drum Song for Lea
Little Shop (loved the show anyway) for Kerry Butler
Jesus Loves You... Everybody else thinks you're an idiot!
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If I find out that it's not a good play or musical I'll usually skip it no matter who is in it.

There are some shows that I am more likely to go to because of an actor/actress, like going to see Dustin Hoffman in "Death of A Salesman" but I also went to see it with Brian Dennehy so for me it was more about seeing the play and the bonus were those two wonderful performances.

After all "the play's the thing".
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Saw Wicked for the second time because I wanted to see Taye Diggs.
I want to write music. I want to sit down right now at my piano and write a song that people will listen to and remember and do the same thing every morning...for the rest of my life. - Jonathan Larson. Tick, Tick...BOOM!
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The Boy From Oz the first time for Hugh Jackman (No, duh!). After I saw it though, I just became enamored with the story and saw it again.
"Mrrraaaawwww!" ♥
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All the productions with Bill Irwin : Bill Irwin
Seussical : David Shiner/Kevin Chamberlin
Lonesome West : Brian F. O'Byrne
A Moon for Misbegotten : Gabriel Byrne
All the productions with Roger Bart : Roger Bart
The Iceman Cometh : Paul Giamatti
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Hairspray melissa and harvey
Save him please, just save him My poor Boq, my sweet, my brave him Don't leave me till my sorry life has scene Alone and loveless here, just the girl in the mirror Just her and me, the Wicked Witch of the East
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I would like to rephrase my answer.
I liked both Wonderful Town (saw it 6 times) and Victor/Victoria (twice), but I like the preformers even more.
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Well, I definitely didn't see The Boy From Oz because of the reviews. On the other hand, the only show I've seen twice is Spelling Bee, and that was definitely for the show itself.
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The only reason I saw Wicked a second time was to see JLT and Joey Mac.

Most of the times I've seen RENT, it was only because I wanted to see a certain actor in a role. The last time I went was because Joshua Kobak was on as Gordon.

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