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#26

Which show have you seen the most number of times?

Posted: 5/27/13 at 7:47pm

Oh goodness egghumor and Deena Jones, I'd be curious to know which women you saw as the 3 original Dreams.

I've seen Sister Act 4 times. Broadway X3 Tour X1

Updated On: 5/27/13 at 07:47 PM

#27

Which show have you seen the most number of times?

Posted: 5/27/13 at 8:00pm

Billy Elliot 8 times on Broadway and 9 on tour
Wicked 3 times
Les Mis 3 times

#28

Which show have you seen the most number of times?

Posted: 5/27/13 at 8:05pm

I've seen "Annie" over 30 times, but that's including Broadway (6x for the current revival and 1 for the last revival), tours, regional, and community theatre productions.

I saw "Spelling Bee" 11x on Broadway and once at a school, "Godspell" 11x on Broadway, "Next to Normal" 7x on Broadway, and "Shrek" 6x on Broadway.

Other shows I've seen 2x or 3x each, but the ones I mentioned up top are the ones I've seen the most.

#29

Which show have you seen the most number of times?

Posted: 5/27/13 at 10:15pm

I’ve seen “My Fair Lady” in a Broadway revival (with Rex Harrison when he was much too old to play the part), in a City Center revival (with Fritz Weaver and Inga Swenson), at the Kennedy Center (the new production), and an abortive attempt at Arena Stage, where they had to shut the performance down because both Eliza and her cover were down with flu.

I’ve seen “Fiddler on the Roof” more times than “My Fair Lady,” but I’ve lost track of how many times. My latest two were at dinner theaters. Those hardly count, in my opinion, but I have to admit that one of the dinner theater Tevyes was terrific, even though, at 27, he was much too young for the role.

“Phantom” is my personal record: Once at the Kennedy Center (a national tour with John Cudia and Marni Raab), once in Baltimore (a national tour with Tim Martin Gleason and, I think, Trista Mouldovan), twice in Las Vegas (Anthony Crivello both times and, the first time, Sierra Boggess; the second, someone whom I can’t remember), four times on Broadway, including the 25th anniversary (Hugh Panaro each time, with, I think Trista Mouldovan, Samantha Hall, Sierra Boggess at the 25th, and someone else whom I can’t remember, maybe Trista Mouldovan again). As far as the Raouls go, I think I saw Tim Martin Gleason and Andrew Ragone in Las Vegas, Sean MacLachlin in Baltimore and once on Broadway, and Kyle Barisich several times on Broadway. (I’m not sure whom I saw at the Kennedy Center). BTW, I think both Sean MacLachlin and Kyle Barisich would make terrific Phantoms, and I’d love to see one of them get a shot in the new national tour.

You alone can make my song take flight.

#30

Which show have you seen the most number of times?

Posted: 5/27/13 at 10:17pm

OMG I totally forgot HAIRSPRAY! 1x Broadway, National Tour, Regional, and 2x High school. So 5 times!!

Saw EVITA, BRING IT ON, NEWSIES, and MORMON 3x on Broadway, and then WICKED once on Broadway and then both national tour companies at Kennedy Center and the Hippodrome. So 4 shows tied for most seen! Haha. When EVITA starts touring I'm sure it'll pull ahead.

Updated On: 5/28/13 at 10:17 PM

#31

Which show have you seen the most number of times?

Posted: 5/27/13 at 11:47pm

Pippin (This revival) 18 times
Hairspray 15 times
Book of Mormon 8 times (have a free voucher I have not cashed in yet)
Newsies 5 times (once at Paper Mill and 4 on Broadway)

Updated On: 5/31/13 at 11:47 PM

#32

Which show have you seen the most number of times?

Posted: 5/28/13 at 12:15am

Wicked: 4
Miss Saigon: 3
Les Miserables: 4
Phantom: 3
Rent: 4
Sweeney Todd: 3
Spring Awakening: 3
American Idiot: 2
Company: 2

#33

Which show have you seen the most number of times?

Posted: 5/28/13 at 12:22am

Nice Work If You Can Get It- 9 (Going on 10. Already have my ticket for the final performance)

Phantom- 10.

#34

Which show have you seen the most number of times?

Posted: 5/28/13 at 12:46am

70-something for Les Miz (US tour, Broadway, regional, school edition)
50-something for Jersey Boys (both US tours, Broadway, London, Melbourne, Vegas)
30-something for Book of Mormon (both US tours, Broadway, Chicago)
20-something for Phantom (two US tours, Broadway, Vegas)

In the teens for Spelling Bee (San Francisco, Broadway, regional) and Rent (two US tours, Broadway, NWS, regional). Five for Big River (Deaf West) and Spring Awakening (national tour and Sydney Theatre Company).

"This thread reads like a series of White House memos." — Mister Matt

Updated On: 5/30/13 at 12:46 AM

#35

Which show have you seen the most number of times?

Posted: 5/28/13 at 1:49am

Between the original London, NYC, Los Angeles and a tour, I think I saw Les Miserables 7 times -- maybe more, but definitely not less.

I saw August Osage County three times between NY and LA... and since I only sort of 'liked' it, I can't explain exactly why.

#36

Which show have you seen the most number of times?

Posted: 5/28/13 at 2:19am

Wicked (4 productions), Next to Normal (5 productions), and Carousel (4 productions) are the only ones that I have seen in the double digits (10's for N2N and 20's for the other 2). A third (local) N2N production will be staged in my city this year, so that number will go up again soon.

#37

Which show have you seen the most number of times?

Posted: 5/28/13 at 2:28am

If we are counting shows filmed and sold on DVD, then I have seen RENT somewhere between 100-200 times.

#38

Which show have you seen the most number of times?

Posted: 5/28/13 at 7:28am

Dirty Rotten Scroundrels-3
Phanthom-2
Jersey Boys-3
42nd St-2
The Producers-2
Nice Work-22 (also going on 6/15)
Chaplin-2
Cinderella-2
Once- Once (couldn't resist :)
Christmas Story-2
Edwin Drood-2
The Nance-2
Annie-2
Hairspray-3
Little Shop of Horrors-3

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#39

Which show have you seen the most number of times?

Posted: 5/28/13 at 7:33am

"qolbinau You travelled to see next to normal in Australia and was it done by the MTC???"

As mentioned I live here and yes it was MTC.

Give me claws and a hunch, just away from this bunch.

#40

Which show have you seen the most number of times?

Posted: 5/28/13 at 8:39am

I saw 'The Boy From Oz' 9 times (I was young, I judge me too)

I've seen Avenue Q 6 times (in London and UK Tour) and The Producers and Wicked 5 times each (combination of seeing Broadway London and Tours, repeat viewings of these 3 weren't entirely intentional to that number!)

Rent I've seen 6 times (NY, Tour, London) and Angels in America (both parts) 4 times (those are intentional I'm writing my PhD on them)

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#41

Which show have you seen the most number of times?

Posted: 5/28/13 at 8:52am

On Broadway? Rent (6 times)

Off-Broadway? Musical of Musicals: The Musical (4 times, twice in the old theater and twice in the new theater)

In the most different locations in NYC? [Title of Show] (once at NYMF, twice off-Broadway, once on Broadway)

Anywhere? The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (4 times on Broadway, 3 times at local school/community groups)

#42

Which show have you seen the most number of times?

Posted: 5/28/13 at 9:10am

Jekyll & Hyde 10x (During the first Tour)
Chess 12x (2 Different Productions)
Les Miseables 4x
Phantom 2x
Wicked 2x
Rent 8x
and Chicago 7x

#43

Which show have you seen the most number of times?

Posted: 5/28/13 at 10:26am

COMPANY...11 times total

9 the first year in 1970
1 los angeles
1 the concert film

#44

Which show have you seen the most number of times?

Posted: 5/28/13 at 9:09pm

Wicked..9 times (Broadway, London, and tours).

Les Mis......6 times (Broadway, London)

The Fix....4 times (London)

Rent......3 times (Broadway, London, Off-Broadway)

#45

Which show have you seen the most number of times?

Posted: 5/28/13 at 10:10pm

No multiple viewings of the same production, but I've seen all 5 productions of GYPSY (Merman, Landsbury, Daly, Peters, and Lapone) as well as the movie and TV versions, I've also seen all 3 How To Succede (Morse, Broderick, Radcliff) and I own a copy of the movie of that one.

Updated On: 5/28/13 at 10:10 PM

#46

Which show have you seen the most number of times?

Posted: 5/28/13 at 10:14pm

I saw the recent Anything Goes revival 31 times. I just couldn't get enough of that tap number. Oh, plus Sutton might have had a little to do with it. :p

Shrek = 7x
Bonnie & Clyde = 7x
The Mystery of Edwin Drood = 6x
Trust = 5x
Tokio Confidential = 4x
Young Frankenstein = 3x
Leap of Faith = 3x
Carrie = 3x
Anyone Can Whistle (Encores) =3x
Cinderella = 2x
Memphis = 2x
Nice Work = 2x
All in the Timing = 2x
Pipe Dream (Encores) = 2x

I feel like there's more, but this is all I can think of off the top of my head.

#47

Which show have you seen the most number of times?

Posted: 5/29/13 at 12:32am

I ran spotlight for a high school production of Joseph, and so including dress rehearsals and performances, I saw that production at least 15 times. And then, I've seen countless other productions that friends were in (why does everybody do Joseph?) bringing the number beyond 20 times, probably. This was far from intentional--at best, I have toleration with mild irritation toward this show.

I've seen Evita four times, Ragtime twice, Rock of Ages twice, Spelling Bee twice, Drowsy Chaperone three times, Pippin twice, and A Christmas Carol twice. I try to see different things, so most of these were either because I had interest in a completely different production or I had a friend or family member in a production.

#48

Which show have you seen the most number of times?

Posted: 5/29/13 at 12:36am

The only show I've seen more than once is Phantom of the Opera, three times. First time was with John Cudia as the Phantom, and the last two times I saw Hugh Panaro. Both were great :)

#49

Which show have you seen the most number of times?

Posted: 5/29/13 at 4:56pm

Les Mis - 39 times (NY, London, Touring Companies)
The Seafarer - 9 times
Jerusalem - 7 times

I think I've seen Phantom 5 or so, mostly cuz you take friends to NY and that's always what they want to see

You don't go to the dragon without a present - Mark Rylance

Updated On: 5/29/13 at 04:56 PM

#50

Which show have you seen the most number of times?

Posted: 5/29/13 at 5:01pm

I saw Hedwig hundreds of times and never got tired of it. Yes, I worked the theater, but still, I never got tired of it.

If I were paying to see a show, I really loved, I don't think I'd see it more than a few times.

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