Hey guys! Let me cut to the chase. I live about 35 minutes from NYC, so I've seen lots of shows, as most of you know. Yet, there are still some I haven't seen. Mom and I are planning to go into the city on Friday of this week, which show should we do TKTS for?
Chicago Light in the Piazza Spelling Bee Avenue Q Chita Rivera
All the other shows I have seen, or don't want to see right now, or it could be Spamalot. I can't get tickets for that darn show! Ahhhh! Sorry. And we were also thinking of doing a lottery (pretty much knowing we wouldn't win due to our extreme luck with the Wicked lottery) just for fun, so if you could also help me pick which lottery we should do, that would be great. So thanks in advanced for the help, you guys rock! -Elphie
Well Chicago to me is the greatest musical ever written, so sure I'm gonna recomend that. But if you're looking for something bold and daring I'd recommend Piazza. If you're looking to see a legend, see Chita. All of your picks are great though. This is a tough call.
If you actually want to see them all, I'd probably recommend "Chita Rivera: The Dancer's Life" because there are already murmurs that it may close. All the other shows have relative security or specific end dates.
If you haven't seen Piazza yet...GO! It is an amazing show! It is so sweet and you leave completely happy. Plus, its in the Vivian Beaumont and very intimate.
"But now the air is filled with confusion. We replace care with illusion."
Personally, I'd see Chita 1000 times before I'd see Spamalot once, but that is just my personal preference.
I can understand why people might be drawn to Spamalot, but it does nothing for me. I just don't find Monty Python particularly funny.
As for Chita closing, I believe I read it on here that the show wasn't doing well and it was thought that more money could be had by touring the show, but it's entirely possible that I am wrong.
Patronus, that makes sense. If you don't like Python humor, you'll never like the show. As for me, I think Holy Grail is one of the funniest movies of all time, so I was almost destined to love Spamalot.
"People have their opinions and that doesn't mean that their opinions are wrong or right. I just take it with a grain of salt because opinions are like as*holes, everyone has one".
-Felicia Finley-
Tough decision for Kevo also! What to see?... The Producers Woman in White Sweeney Todd Those are the ones being considered but I'm open to other suggestions. I want to see a show I have not yet seen... Shows currently on Broadway that I have seen are... Lion King, Wicked, Hairspray, DRS, RENT, Piazza, Spelling Bee, Chitty, and The Color Purple. I'm going to NYC on Jan. 6th and 7th so any shows open those days! Thanks!