#51
Posted: 5/18/08 at 5:58pm
Billy Elliot and Shrek.
Updated On: 5/18/08 at 05:58 PM
Which of the following ten upcoming shows are you most looking forward to later this year? — Page 3
#52
Posted: 5/18/08 at 6:48pm
[title of show], Tale Of Two Cities, 13, and expecially Shrek.
#53
Posted: 5/18/08 at 6:55pm
Maybe I'm a kill joy but not too excited about anything yet.
I'll take my parents to see Billy Elliott.
I got tickets for Equus, but have serious reservations about it being very pedo-creepy with Radcliffe and Griffiths
I'll take my parents to see Billy Elliott.
I got tickets for Equus, but have serious reservations about it being very pedo-creepy with Radcliffe and Griffiths
#54
Posted: 5/18/08 at 6:57pm
HAIR at NY Shakespeare Festival
#55
Posted: 5/18/08 at 7:08pm
O.K. Totally changed my mind. I am excited about HAIR -- last year's concert was magical.
#56
Posted: 5/18/08 at 7:11pm
Shrek because I'm very interested. It could be very good.
Billy Eliot looks great
Billy Eliot looks great
#57
Posted: 5/18/08 at 7:26pm
I'm with East Village, nothing here really interests me.
I guess I'd like to see Equus.
I guess I'd like to see Equus.
....but the world goes 'round
#58
Posted: 5/18/08 at 7:34pm
Equus
#59
Posted: 5/19/08 at 2:24am
Eris, don't worry about what anyone else has to say, or any controversies--If you liked Tale in Sarasota, why should you not get to see it in Bway, in all its splendor...?! Stand by what YOU believe, not others.
Just think of the people who might not like "you";should what they think about you prevent others from getting to know you? Or should we just take the word of those who dislike you and lose you? :[
Just think of the people who might not like "you";should what they think about you prevent others from getting to know you? Or should we just take the word of those who dislike you and lose you? :[
#60
Posted: 5/19/08 at 3:42am
not on the list, but my under the radar pick is the new Shanley/Kreiger musical at MTC, Romantic Poetry.
I feel that the anticipation for the mega-shows we all know about leads to unfulfilled expectations, I'm curious what next season's passing strange or spelling bee will be.
I feel that the anticipation for the mega-shows we all know about leads to unfulfilled expectations, I'm curious what next season's passing strange or spelling bee will be.
The one show everyone on Broadway is waiting to see: Twyla Tharp presents: Big Bottom - The Spinal Tap Jukebox musical!
#61
Posted: 5/19/08 at 4:35am
[title of show]!!
Followed by Merrily We Roll Along and Shrek
Followed by Merrily We Roll Along and Shrek
Marie: Don't be in such a hurry about that pretty little chippy in Frisco.
Tony: Eh, she's a no chip!
#62
Posted: 5/19/08 at 10:49am
9 to 5. Dolly Parton writing music & lyrics + Joe Mantello directing + that great cast pushes 9 to 5 to the top of my list. I was planning a trip to L.A. sometime this year and decided on mid October to catch the out of town tryout. Single seats for the L.A. preview are on sale June 3rd. Hopefully decent seats will be available.
Billy Elliot. I bought the London cast recording years ago and never listened to it. I'm not sure why. I did hear two songs from Billy Elliot on digital cable Broadway music channel that sounded great. I have tickets for late November. I'm glad the producers released center orchestra seats at standard orchestra prices. Hopefully this trend will continue on Broadway.
Merrily We Roll Along. It's in my top ten favorite musicals. Hopefully it will equal or better Roundabout's productions Assassins, The Apple Tree, 110 In the Shade.
Shrek. To see Sutton Foster.
Billy Elliot. I bought the London cast recording years ago and never listened to it. I'm not sure why. I did hear two songs from Billy Elliot on digital cable Broadway music channel that sounded great. I have tickets for late November. I'm glad the producers released center orchestra seats at standard orchestra prices. Hopefully this trend will continue on Broadway.
Merrily We Roll Along. It's in my top ten favorite musicals. Hopefully it will equal or better Roundabout's productions Assassins, The Apple Tree, 110 In the Shade.
Shrek. To see Sutton Foster.
timmmmmmmmmy
#63
Posted: 5/19/08 at 10:54am
BILLY ELLIOT
PAL JOEY
THE MARRIAGE OF BETTE AND BOO
THIRTEEN
And, hopefully, the visit of THE VISIT to Broadway.
PAL JOEY
THE MARRIAGE OF BETTE AND BOO
THIRTEEN
And, hopefully, the visit of THE VISIT to Broadway.
"Impossible is just a big word thrown around by small men who find it easier to live in the world they've been given than to explore the power they have to change it. Impossible is not a fact. It's an opinion. Impossible is not a declaration. It's a dare. Impossible is potential. Impossible is temporary. Impossible is nothing.”
~ Muhammad Ali
#64
Posted: 5/19/08 at 12:27pm
Equus = Pottheads. Pottheads = BARF!
Except that the play itself has nothing to do with Harry Potter. That would be one of the cast members. Dismissing a play or a production on the basis that one cast member is popular for something completely unrelated is not only immature, but totally illogical.
I'm actually looking most forward to Equus simply for the mostly rave reviews it received in London. It's one of my favorite plays having seen an electrifying production in Houston many years ago.
I would also love the opportunity to see a quality production of On the Town as it is seldom performed.
And having seen Billy Elliot a couple of months ago in London, I'm excited for all those who will have the opportunity to see it for the first time on Broadway. Before I saw the show, I heard the cast recroding and found it somewhat interesting, but it failed to get me interested in seeing the show. I am so glad I did. I completely get the hype and now I can hardly get through the CD without getting choked up. Prepare yourselves for a huge smash hit, folks. This is one of the best British musicals ever written and is very nearly perfect.
Except that the play itself has nothing to do with Harry Potter. That would be one of the cast members. Dismissing a play or a production on the basis that one cast member is popular for something completely unrelated is not only immature, but totally illogical.
I'm actually looking most forward to Equus simply for the mostly rave reviews it received in London. It's one of my favorite plays having seen an electrifying production in Houston many years ago.
I would also love the opportunity to see a quality production of On the Town as it is seldom performed.
And having seen Billy Elliot a couple of months ago in London, I'm excited for all those who will have the opportunity to see it for the first time on Broadway. Before I saw the show, I heard the cast recroding and found it somewhat interesting, but it failed to get me interested in seeing the show. I am so glad I did. I completely get the hype and now I can hardly get through the CD without getting choked up. Prepare yourselves for a huge smash hit, folks. This is one of the best British musicals ever written and is very nearly perfect.
"What can you expect from a bunch of seitan worshippers?" - Reginald Tresilian
#65
Posted: 5/19/08 at 12:41pm
If they do a good job with it - and that's a big IF, I really want to see Shrek
Madame Morrible: "So you take the chicken, now it must be a white chicken. The corpse can be any color. And that is the spell for lost luggage!" - The Yellow Brick Road Not Taken
#66
Posted: 5/19/08 at 12:53pm
i cant wait for title of show (never got to see it off bway!), pal joey, billy elliott and shrek. also will def be seeing Equus, but have never read it
I was lost 'til I heard the drums, then I found my way
#67
Posted: 5/19/08 at 12:57pm
Let's hope THE VISIT transfers...
It's going to be interesting to look at this thread in a year and see what we were most disappointed by :)
It's going to be interesting to look at this thread in a year and see what we were most disappointed by :)
#68
Posted: 5/19/08 at 1:04pm
To hell with [tos]
-Benjamin
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#69
Posted: 5/19/08 at 1:04pm
Billy Elliot (saw it in London and loved it) and Equus.
I have no interest in Shrek or [tos], and the others on the OP's list are hit or miss.
I have no interest in Shrek or [tos], and the others on the OP's list are hit or miss.
#70
Posted: 5/19/08 at 2:13pm
BILLY ELLIOT 
And I am soooooo curious as to how Daniel and EQUUS will do here on Broadway...
And I am soooooo curious as to how Daniel and EQUUS will do here on Broadway...
"TO LOVE ANOTHER PERSON IS TO SEE THE FACE OF GOD"- LES MISERABLES---
"THERE'S A SPECIAL KIND OF PEOPLE KNOWN AS SHOW PEOPLE... WE'RE BORN EVERY NIGHT AT HALF HOUR CALL!"--- CURTAINS
#71
Posted: 5/19/08 at 2:19pm
I'd also go with Pal Joey.
If I heard the bells and the banjos ring
#72
Posted: 5/19/08 at 4:25pm
Musical: [Title of Show] and Billy Elliot.
Play: Equus
And I'm still not sure about Shrek. I am interested to see the reviews though
Play: Equus
And I'm still not sure about Shrek. I am interested to see the reviews though
#73
Posted: 5/19/08 at 4:33pm
Equus and Shrek!
#74
Posted: 5/19/08 at 5:03pm
VANITIES!
#75
Posted: 6/24/08 at 5:07pm
A Tale of Two Cities!!!!
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