What Broadway Character are you?

#1

What Broadway Character are you?

Posted: 6/13/04 at 1:24am

Here are your choices:

Women:
Roxie Hart
Lucy T Slut
Tracy Turnblad
Millie Dillmont
Glinda
or Christine Diae

Men:
The Emcee
Rod
Fiyerro
Wilbur Turnblad
or Peter Allen

#2

re: What Broadway Character are you?

Posted: 6/13/04 at 1:25am

Can I be Antonio Banderas, opps Guido Contini?

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#3

re: What Broadway Character are you?

Posted: 6/13/04 at 1:28am

Christine on my good days,
Roxie on my skank days.

#4

re: What Broadway Character are you?

Posted: 6/13/04 at 1:32am

it is spelled Christine Daae...and i am an EMCEE.
-d.b.j-

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#5

re: What Broadway Character are you?

Posted: 6/13/04 at 1:35am

oh please.. shove it up your nugget :P

#6

re: What Broadway Character are you?

Posted: 6/13/04 at 1:38am

i like that. thanks....but i do prefer to shove it up my monkey.
-d.b.j-

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#7

re: What Broadway Character are you?

Posted: 6/13/04 at 1:38am

I HAVE to pick from that list??

From the list, I'd have to say Rod. Except I'm not a Republican (far from it!), nor a financial-anything. But we both like kissing guys, have glasses, enjoy reading Broadway books, and have fallen for straight men....oh, and we both have blue skin. But I also identified heavily with Kate Monster and Princeton. Heck, I identified with everyone on Avenue Q.

I think everyone would like to think they identified with Eponine from Les Miz. That's why "On My Own" is such a big hit (that, and its gorgeous melody.)

Off-Broadway, I felt myself identifying A LOT with Peter from BARE. One of the reasons why I loved the show so much.

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#8

re: What Broadway Character are you?

Posted: 6/13/04 at 1:39am

None of the above....

Older Helen from Hollywood Arms, with the attitude of Velma Kelly thrown in

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#9

re: What Broadway Character are you?

Posted: 6/13/04 at 1:53am

Of THAT list?
Hmmm.

Millie Dillmount.
Wanting to be in New York, but ultimately too naive about how the world works.
And I wouldn't mind finding a nice green glass love.

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#10

re: What Broadway Character are you?

Posted: 6/13/04 at 1:56am

I can't decide! I'd say Fiyero fits me best but it relly is a loose fit. I don't know. Someone I trust pick for me!

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#11

re: What Broadway Character are you?

Posted: 6/13/04 at 2:07am

I'm Daisy Hilton. Um... minus another person on my ass. :)

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#12

re: What Broadway Character are you?

Posted: 6/13/04 at 2:32am

Ever since my sister moved back home ive been feeling a little like judge turpin.

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#13

re: What Broadway Character are you?

Posted: 6/13/04 at 3:43am

Rod meets Fiyero (gay, not republican, careless, and i dont study! lol)

#14

re: What Broadway Character are you?

Posted: 6/13/04 at 9:55am

the emcee mixed with peter allen and roxie hart

#15

re: What Broadway Character are you?

Posted: 6/13/04 at 10:18am

Millie all around!

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#16

re: What Broadway Character are you?

Posted: 6/13/04 at 10:37am

You left off some very important characters:
Katemonster
Ruth Sherwood
I am a cross between Ruth Sherwood and Katemonster and add a splash of Tracy Turnblad.
(I have always wanted to be a Glinda or Eileen but it just never happened)

Updated On: 6/13/04 at 10:37 AM

#17

re: What Broadway Character are you?

Posted: 6/13/04 at 10:38am

i think i'm a mix of tracy and millie

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#18

re: What Broadway Character are you?

Posted: 6/13/04 at 11:01am

none of the above
i'm a strange mix of the wizard of oz, billy flynn. harold hill, and guido contini

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#19

re: What Broadway Character are you?

Posted: 6/13/04 at 11:09am

Good call, Corine.
I just realized I have a little Eileen Sherwood in me.
Several of my male friends are convinced that I'm Irish.
(Of course, they go to Notre Dame, so I suppose that might explain it.)

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#20

re: What Broadway Character are you?

Posted: 6/13/04 at 11:39am

I'd say a mix of Millie and Roxie

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#21

re: What Broadway Character are you?

Posted: 6/13/04 at 11:41am

I'm a mixture of Tracy and Roxie.

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#22

re: What Broadway Character are you?

Posted: 6/13/04 at 11:58am

i'd say i'm between Tracy and Millie.

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#23

re: What Broadway Character are you?

Posted: 6/13/04 at 12:01pm

I'm also Millie and Tracy...

#24

re: What Broadway Character are you?

Posted: 6/13/04 at 12:30pm

From that list, I guess Millie. I've changed a lot, but am stil the same person.

Awhile ago, I truly felt liek a Kate Monster

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#25

re: What Broadway Character are you?

Posted: 6/13/04 at 1:31pm

The Emcee

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