#1
Posted: 9/3/06 at 2:48am
What comedy also made you cry? (musical or play)
What comedy also made you cry?
#2
Posted: 9/3/06 at 2:51am
From laughing so hard or from sadness?
#3
Posted: 9/3/06 at 2:54am
Either- to a point of true emotion, not just absurdity.
#4
Posted: 9/3/06 at 2:55am
Either- to a point of true emotion, not just absurdity.
#5
Posted: 9/3/06 at 3:55am
Okay, I know this really doesn't answer the question, but I was just thinking earlier today about how the show, "The Office," even though it's a hilarious comedy, has made me cry a couple times. So, when I saw the topic, it actually made me laugh. LOL. Cause I was just thinking about this same kind of thing.
Anyway, to answer the question, I'd have to say "Avenue Q" because "There's a Fine, Fine Line" makes me tear up and even, weirdly, "I Wish I Could Go Back to College" brings a tear to my eye. Also, and I don't really know if it counts as a comedy, but in "Into the Woods," "No One is Alone" makes me cry.
Anyway, to answer the question, I'd have to say "Avenue Q" because "There's a Fine, Fine Line" makes me tear up and even, weirdly, "I Wish I Could Go Back to College" brings a tear to my eye. Also, and I don't really know if it counts as a comedy, but in "Into the Woods," "No One is Alone" makes me cry.
#6
Posted: 9/3/06 at 4:05am
The Wedding Singer - "If I Told You"
Into the Woods - "No One is Alone"
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Into the Woods - "No One is Alone"
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#7
Posted: 9/3/06 at 7:41am
The Wedding Singer- "Grow Old With You" I can't listen to this without starting to cry.
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#8
Posted: 9/3/06 at 7:47am
Well, I don't cry, but "Grow Old With You" from WEDDING SINGER is very touching
and in DRS when Christine says she *SPOLIER* I forgot the line, but when she says that she gave Freddy all the money she had and such...yeah, I felt so bad for her!!!! I wanted to cry...
and in DRS when Christine says she *SPOLIER* I forgot the line, but when she says that she gave Freddy all the money she had and such...yeah, I felt so bad for her!!!! I wanted to cry...
#9
Posted: 9/3/06 at 11:27am
During the I Love You Song in Spelling Bee.
And during I Know Where I've Been from Hairspray.
And during I Know Where I've Been from Hairspray.
#10
Posted: 9/3/06 at 11:28am
The Wedding Singer- If I Told You.
That is such a beautiful song.
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels- Love Sneaks In.
Beautiful song.
I laughed so hard I cried when Kevin and Rita were singing "Never Too Late To Move That Thang"-TWS.
And I also laughed so hard I cried when Brian d'arcy james was doing all of his crazy moves during GBS.
That is such a beautiful song.
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels- Love Sneaks In.
Beautiful song.
I laughed so hard I cried when Kevin and Rita were singing "Never Too Late To Move That Thang"-TWS.
And I also laughed so hard I cried when Brian d'arcy james was doing all of his crazy moves during GBS.
#11
Posted: 9/3/06 at 11:40am
Definitely wedding singer, If I Told You and Grow Old With You 
its just... how could you NOT get emotional when they're being so incredibly honest and sweet and longing for eachother? I dont know.. its just amazing that way. espcecially when its Lynch/Benenti style. hehe. But Lynch/Maddigan style ain't bad either, at ALL :)
its just... how could you NOT get emotional when they're being so incredibly honest and sweet and longing for eachother? I dont know.. its just amazing that way. espcecially when its Lynch/Benenti style. hehe. But Lynch/Maddigan style ain't bad either, at ALL :)
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#12
Posted: 9/3/06 at 12:02pm
Some Neil Simon's later plays like "Biloxi Blues" and "Lost in Yonkers."
#13
Posted: 9/3/06 at 12:10pm
I agree with some of the things others said. I haven't even seen Spelling Bee yet (*gasp!*) and "The I Love You Song" still made me tear up a little the first time I heard it.
As for something that made me tear up a bit the first time I actually saw it...the end of Drowsy (well, right before the end--you know what I mean). Is that...stupid?
As for something that made me tear up a bit the first time I actually saw it...the end of Drowsy (well, right before the end--you know what I mean). Is that...stupid?
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#14
Posted: 9/3/06 at 12:14pm
DRS made me cry from laughter.
The "I Love You Song" almost bored me to tears. The whole show is so funny and quirky, and I thought this song was too dragged out.
The "I Love You Song" almost bored me to tears. The whole show is so funny and quirky, and I thought this song was too dragged out.
#15
Posted: 9/3/06 at 12:47pm
SDav, the first thing I thought of when seeing this thread was the end of Drowsy... so no, that is not stupid. Well, if it is stupid, you are least not alone in being stupid. I know exactly what you mean... I teared up a little bit too.
#16
Posted: 9/3/06 at 4:14pm
Everyone is forgetting possibly the greatest of all comedies to cry to: The Boys Next Door
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— Peter Brook
#17
Posted: 9/3/06 at 4:23pm
I always cry at the end of Mame. I can't help but think one day Mame will die. Its very strange.
#18
Posted: 9/3/06 at 4:23pm
Okay, okay, I know...BUT...
As bad as it was, I found the final scene of SIX DANCE LESSONS IN SIX WEEKS very touching.
As bad as it was, I found the final scene of SIX DANCE LESSONS IN SIX WEEKS very touching.
"If you are going to do something, do it well. And leave something witchy."
-Charlie Manson
Updated On: 9/3/06 at 04:23 PM
#19
The tragic-comedy of Broadwayworld.com always leaves me in tears.
Sister Luke (in remission)
The Belgian Congo
Posted: 9/3/06 at 4:28pm
The tragic-comedy of Broadwayworld.com always leaves me in tears.
Sister Luke (in remission)
The Belgian Congo
Updated On: 9/3/06 at 04:28 PM
#22
Posted: 9/3/06 at 10:33pm
My friend said "Grow Old With You" from Wedding Singer made her get tears in her eyes.
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#23
Posted: 9/3/06 at 10:37pm
LOST IN YONKERS
BROADWAY BOUND (will I ever forget Linda Lavin's monologue about the night she danced with George Raft? The woman actually shed years and became the age of her memory!)
BROADWAY BOUND (will I ever forget Linda Lavin's monologue about the night she danced with George Raft? The woman actually shed years and became the age of her memory!)
"Long live God!" (GODSPELL)
#24
Posted: 9/3/06 at 10:46pm
Spamalot had me in tears. I love Monty Python. =]
Spelling Bee's "I Love You Song"
"I'm Not That Girl" & "For Good" from Wicked [Hey, technically it's a Comedy - life goes on, etc.]
"I'll Cover You [Reprise]" & "Finale/Your Eyes" from RENT [Again, technically...]
"A Spoonful of Sugar [Reprise]" from Mary Poppins
Spelling Bee's "I Love You Song"
"I'm Not That Girl" & "For Good" from Wicked [Hey, technically it's a Comedy - life goes on, etc.]
"I'll Cover You [Reprise]" & "Finale/Your Eyes" from RENT [Again, technically...]
"A Spoonful of Sugar [Reprise]" from Mary Poppins
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I remember days
Or at least I try
But as years go by
They're sort of haze
And the bluest ink
Isn't really sky
And at times I think
I would gladly die
For a day of sky
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"You could get away with anything if you call it art and tell people who don't like it that it's cutting edge culture." --vmlinnie
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I remember days
Or at least I try
But as years go by
They're sort of haze
And the bluest ink
Isn't really sky
And at times I think
I would gladly die
For a day of sky
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And Starbucks will use the words 'large' and 'small', not pretentious crap like grande and tall.
~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~
"You could get away with anything if you call it art and tell people who don't like it that it's cutting edge culture." --vmlinnie
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Updated On: 9/4/06 at 10:46 PM
#25
Posted: 9/4/06 at 12:48am
I cry from laughing soooo hard during The Drowsy Chaperone.
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