Proper alphabetizing is indeed
A Chorus Line - C
1776 - S
The Act - A
110 in the Shade - O
Mine would also be Aida, Zanna Don't
45 Minutes from Broadway
Zanna Don't!
hahahaha, jrb. I understand your pain. Here is some vicodin and a martini for that headache of yours from banging your head on that brick wall.
First-Aida
Last-Zanna, Don't
1776
Zanna, Don't!
sword!!!! I expected better of you!! ARGH!!!!!
Yet another...
Aida
Zanna Don't
A Chorus Line
Wicked
well disregarding numbers, because they start with a t and a f, Annie Get Your Gun (in order of release date because i have more than one version) is first and last is wicked.
A Chorus Line
Titanic
The Act
Zorba
I'll never know how some of you can get by without alphabetizing!
Broadway Legend Joined: 2/27/05
42nd Street
You're A Good Man Charlie Brown
42nd Street/AIDA
You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown
Broadway Star Joined: 11/12/04
Beginning: The ACT (Chorus Line is at C, & Numbers are treated alphabetically)
End: Zorba (OBC)
Aida and You're a Good Man Charlie Brown (numbers are organized alphabetically as well) I really need to buy The Act and Zanna Don't.
All Shook Up
Wicked
first: technically the sample cd of Altar Boyz....but after that it's Avenue Q
last: Zanna, Don't!
Aida - You're A Good Man Charlie Brown! wootwoot!
Chorus Member Joined: 8/1/05
My "A" and "Z" in my collection are the only two musicals that really matter to me at this point in my life: "Kristina från Duvelmåla" -- you don't have to know a word of Swedish to hear the beauty of this work... and "Rent".
J. Wilkes Booth
ASSASSINS .... ZOMBIE PROM
Aida
You're A Good Man Charlie Brown
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/3/04
Aida
YAGMCB
Broadway Legend Joined: 6/27/05
It makes much more sense to arrange alphabetically by composer and, subsequently, by title as a library would do. Hence:
DAMN YANKEES (Adler)
to
SEVENTH HEAVEN (Young)
Multi-composer anthologies like JEROME ROBBINS' BROADWAY I file alphabetically by title before the main catalogue.
Marian The Librarian
River City, Iowa
Ave Q
Wicked
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