#76
Posted: 6/2/06 at 7:53pm
Nothing beats the intensity and decibles as Slava's Snowshow
What is the LOUDEST show you've ever seen? — Page 4
#77
Posted: 6/2/06 at 8:16pm
Good god, Rent. My ears were ringing after the title number, and I couldn't actually hear what they were singing when it was going on. It was like, a deafening roar, and the occasional "RENT!"
#78
Posted: 6/2/06 at 8:43pm
The Great American Trailer Park Musical was so loud. It was only after I got the cast recording that I had any idea what most of the lyrics were.
Gingerbread houses along golden, frothy canals. Like Venice... only different?
#79
Posted: 6/2/06 at 8:52pm
Mamma mia was LOUD
Stomp wasnt that bad, I came in with a headache nad it went away in like 20 min
the tour for RENT was horrible loud, exclding the feedback, I swear I never want to see it again, that company ruined my Rent experience for me. I loved it on bway the 3 times that I saw it, I cried, but this one made me want to vomit
Stomp wasnt that bad, I came in with a headache nad it went away in like 20 min
the tour for RENT was horrible loud, exclding the feedback, I swear I never want to see it again, that company ruined my Rent experience for me. I loved it on bway the 3 times that I saw it, I cried, but this one made me want to vomit
In the words of the great MargoChanning
"Broadwayworld.com -- Your One Stop on the Internet for All Things Broadway, Nasty Political Discussions, Meltdowns, Name-Calling and General Nonsense along with being a Premiere Pick-up Joint for Hotties, Shut-ins, Rambunctuous Teenagers With Bad Grammar, and All Manner of Bitter, Jaded Theatre Queens with WAY Too Much Time on Their Hands"?
#80
Posted: 6/2/06 at 9:08pm
I saw the RENT tour in '03 and remember it being super loud. I didn't understand the vocals much. I remember the title song, Light My Candle, Over the Moon, La Vie Boheme, Seasons of Love, I'll Cover You (Reprise), and the random "I should tell you" parts. I didn't hear much of anything else. Such confusion. (Did I mention Constantine?)
Also saw STOMP on tour and it was loud, but tasteful. You can't go see a bunch of people banging trashcans and then complain that it's too loud.
TAP DOGS was also loud when all of the men were on the stage tapping together. Awesome show, though.
Also saw STOMP on tour and it was loud, but tasteful. You can't go see a bunch of people banging trashcans and then complain that it's too loud.
TAP DOGS was also loud when all of the men were on the stage tapping together. Awesome show, though.
No one is alone.
#81
Posted: 6/2/06 at 9:18pm
yeah, Rent and Movin' Out . . . good times
#82
Posted: 6/2/06 at 10:32pm
Is "Phantom of the Opera" loud at all? Because I can tell from the overture (and I still haven't seen it) that that can be PRETTY EARPIERCING STUFF.
"How could she just suddenly, completely disappear into thin water?" - The Little Mermaid
#83
Posted: 6/2/06 at 11:16pm
Loudest? Hedwig. No contest. But it was supposed to be and the volume suited it. Only once in a blue moon did anyone complain-and they were usually pretty old.
<-----I'M TOTES ROLLING MY EYES
#84
Posted: 6/2/06 at 11:35pm
by far the 2004 cast of RENT
It is ridiculous to set a detective story in New York City. New York City is itself a detective story...
AGATHA CHRISTIE, Life magazine, May 14, 1956
Updated On: 6/2/06 at 11:35 PM
#85
Posted: 6/3/06 at 12:21am
Contact. I was walking out of the theatre and my ears were buzzing.
Never be afraid to try something new. Remember that a lone
amateur built the Ark. A large group of professionals built the Titanic.
--Dave Berry
#87
Posted: 6/3/06 at 1:01am
Definitely Rent.
The first time I saw it I went with my mom who hadn't heard the cast recording before. She complained about not understanding what they were saying because it was so loud. (but she was also a little lost since she was running a little late and missed the first 15 minutes or so.)
The first time I saw it I went with my mom who hadn't heard the cast recording before. She complained about not understanding what they were saying because it was so loud. (but she was also a little lost since she was running a little late and missed the first 15 minutes or so.)
#88
Posted: 6/3/06 at 1:28am
When the preshow annoucement started warning about cell phones, etc. before the performance of Wicked. I guess it's not really a show... It's just bunch of preteen/teenaged girls screaming.
"Hey, you! You're the worst thing to happen to musical theatre since Andrew Lloyd Webber!"
-Family Guy
#89
Posted: 6/3/06 at 1:50am
National Tour of Les Miz last year. So loud.
"The only way we live beyond our lives is to connect and carve ourselves into the souls of those we love." -Little Fish
#90
Posted: 6/3/06 at 2:53am
The two shows where I noticed it the most were "Chess" in London. When Elaine Paige was singing at the end, I was wondering if my ears were bleeding.
And "Tommy" on tour, I got there right when the curtain was going up and, I swear, I didn't sit down in my seat, I was pushed down into it by the sound waves.
And "Tommy" on tour, I got there right when the curtain was going up and, I swear, I didn't sit down in my seat, I was pushed down into it by the sound waves.
"A coherent existance after so many years of muddle" - Desiree' Armfelt, A Little Night Music
"Life keeps happening everyday, Say Yes" - 70, Girls, 70
"Life is what you do while you're waiting to die" - Zorba
#91
Posted: 6/3/06 at 8:49pm
As many people have said--without a doubt Tommy. It took away from the show it was so loud.
Arghh! Grammar pet peeve #1: your vs you're. "Your" is a possessive pronoun. "You're" is the contraction of "you are."
<<
#92
Posted: 6/3/06 at 9:01pm
the volumes at mamma mia are ridiculous
#93
Posted: 6/3/06 at 9:34pm
I suppose it would have to be Rent. I was sitting very close to the stage and the speakers on the side. When the title song began, I thought my ears were going to start bleeding.
#95
Posted: 6/12/11 at 9:22am
Toxic Audio was super loud...I also just recently saw Billy Elliot and I was sitting way in the back Mezz and that was crazy loud for some parts of the show.
#96
Posted: 6/12/11 at 9:27am
The end of SLAVA'S SNOWSHOW *was* loud
But I sat in the front row at TAP DOGS, and when I got out onto the street all the sounds were muffled, like my ears were stuffed with cotton
(but I loved every second of the show)
But I sat in the front row at TAP DOGS, and when I got out onto the street all the sounds were muffled, like my ears were stuffed with cotton
(but I loved every second of the show)
You don't go to the dragon without a present - Mark Rylance
#97
Posted: 6/12/11 at 9:28am
Loud from show: Phantom of the Opera. Everything was understandable and it was a good loud. Then Hugh Panaro came out :3
Loud from audience: When Norbert finished "Don't Break the Rules". LOVE!
Loud from audience: When Norbert finished "Don't Break the Rules". LOVE!
#99
Posted: 6/12/11 at 10:26am
Mamma Mia! - the first national tour was insanely loud. The other productions have been loud too, but that one sticks out.
Billy Elliot- I think the sound design for this show is incredible. It's very loud, crisp, and clear. You don't miss one word. An the sound effects before and during Angry Dance are awesome
Spring Awakening- The recent Networks tour was very loud
Billy Elliot- I think the sound design for this show is incredible. It's very loud, crisp, and clear. You don't miss one word. An the sound effects before and during Angry Dance are awesome
Spring Awakening- The recent Networks tour was very loud
"There’s nothing quite like the power and the passion of Broadway music. "
Tickets From $59
Tickets From $95
Tickets From $65
Tickets From $192