What Broadway Character Do You Relate To and Why?
I think I relate to Man in Chair from The Drowsy Chaperone because I get all obsessive and start dancing to certain songs and singing with the actors. Except I mostly do that to Avenue Q. I even use my hands to make puppets, unless my penguin or Lambchop puppet is close by. I do it to other shows too, it's just that I know the most songs from that one. Plus, I get to use my Lambchop. I even useit for Altar Boyz.
What about you?
Elphaba. It's not easy being green.
Boq, Wicked: He's a bit dorky, a bit obessive but over all is a great guy with a good heart and intellgence. All of which I can relate.
Charlie Brown, YAGMCB: He's a bit of an outcast, but he knows where stands on things and has his friends and wouldn't trade them for anything, also he's very determined. I'm extremely determined and won't give up. I also have my friends, and I wouldn't trade them for anything.
Natalie, All Shook Up: She longs for more than just the small town she lives in, she dreams of big things, as I do.
Amos Hart from Chicago. Sometimes, people just don't realize I'm around.
Link, Tracy & Amber from HAIRSPRAY
Danny & Sandy from GREASE
Ariel from LITTLE MERMAID
Elle & Emmett from LEGALLY BLONDE
Simba from LION KING
I am a "mixed-emotions" person! :|
I can relate alot to Nessarose in a way. The fact that she feels isolated from the world and from the people is the they way I feel at times...plus shed likes this guy who likes the pretty blonde. Yah, that's me and my love life.
Tracy- Hairspray
Audrey- Little Shop
Seymour- Little Shop
Mrs. Lovett. I would toltally love to find a way to keep my man, get revenge on the world, get wealthy...She's my favorite.
Broadway Legend Joined: 10/13/05
Marian Halcombe from THE WOMAN IN WHITE. We may be different sexes and 20-30 years apart in age, but we both sacarfice so much for our loved ones, and we both are prone to not "getting" the people we love. Basically being cast to the side for the more "popular" people.
Not exactly Broadway (not even off-Broadway), but Gracie from Flight of the Lawnchair Man/3hree. I'll love anyone familiar with the show.
I love Maria. :) I have also thought of myself as Tracy from Hairspray and a little Leo Bloom (cause we're both such nerds). I can see Maria though.
Tracy - Hairspray
especially in 9th grade (I'm a senior now). Skinny people can be mean.
Amnaris - Aida
Sometimes people think I'm a ditz and sometimes I don't see things coming, but I mean well. And plus I'm a fashion freak!
"If we don't live happily ever after at least we survive until the end of the week!" -Kermit the frog "I need the money... it costs a lot to look this cheap!" -Dolly P. "Oh please, Over at 'Gypsy' Patti LuPone hasn't even alienated her first daughter yet!" Mary Testa in "Xanadu" "...Like a drunk Chita Rivera!" Robin de Jesus in "In the Heights"
"B*tch, I don't know your life." -Xanadu After that if he still doesn't understand why you were uncomfortable and are now infuriated, kick him again but this time with Jazz Hands!!! -KillerTofu
The Chaperone -- I very easily get bored with everyone and everything that's going on. And I'm usually the one plumbling around the bar with a sticky martini glass.
Plus, I think we all have our inner Man in Chair in some way.
Margo Channing.
Meh.
Understudy Joined: 6/27/06
Jo from Little Women.
& in lesser ways- Olive from Bee & Hedi from [title of show]
Prettylittlepicture, I have the CD of 3hree! And since you mention it I can relate to Jerry in that show. You know, no one really believing in you but really going after what you want.
Princeton in Avenue Q. "I can't pay the bills yet, cause I have no skills yet." :P
And Belle. Bookish and adventuresome... she's always been a favorite disney heroine of mine.
Stand-by Joined: 2/9/06
It's not really a character, but i relate to all of the music in 'Songs for a New World" more than any other show
Definitely Elphaba in Wicked. She inspires me so much. I have always had "obsessions" - my current being Wicked/Broadway in general, and a lot of people don't get it. I could go into a whole essay about why I identify with Elphie, but I think you get the picture.
All the nerds: Seymour, Boq, Mark, Bloom, etc.
Akiva
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/13/06
Charles J. Guiteau.
For my delusions of grandeur. (...god, why did I say that? Now I'm picturing Denis O'Hare singing Defying Gravity. Neil Patrick Harris could have been his Glinda, and then the Assassins revival would have stayed open for 1 million years.)
the man in the chair because i get so excited about my broadway musicals and everything
belle in beauty and the beast because i felt very alone in high school (and i love to read) and was harassed by stuck-up gaston-type boys hahaha
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