GfC, if you've rented Twister 45 times, you should probably just buy the DVD :)
(HelenHuntrocks.)
Broadway Legend Joined: 10/7/03
It was a bad example, I do own it.
Broadway Star Joined: 7/25/04
I've seen The Producers three times (twice on Broadway and once here in Baltimore). And I paid full price all three times (yeah I'm messed up like that). But it was totally worth the price and I'm always hoping for an opportunity to hit #4.
I'll be seeing The Lion King for my second time in July when it comes here to Baltimore.
~Jessica
Probably Man of La Mancha - I think I've seen about 5 different producions of it over the years (twice in the recent broadway revival) and I've performed in it in 4 different regional productions and one tour.
This is a fun thread!
Rocky Horror is at the top for me. Stopped counting after 40. Aida and Rent - lost count after 20. Les Miz - at least 8 times.Tick Tick Boom - I think 15? Wicked - 5.
Most shows I love I see at least twice. It's expensive but I never pay full price. Always a discount code, rush, or the cheap seats.
Broadway Star Joined: 9/14/03
Wicked-3 times...they just keep getting better and better :)
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/14/03
Chicago.
Too. Freaking. Many.
If in Heaven you don't excel, you can always party down in hell...
phantom 4 times... thats it... more shows need to come here and i need more trips to nyc
but then i need more money too....
Understudy Joined: 6/8/04
Les Mis- 3
Rent- 2
Little Women-2
Lorca's Women- 5
Millie-1
Hairspray-1
Beauty and the Beast-1
Westside Story- 3
Into th Woods (student pro.)- 6
Oleanna- 2
I've seen more amateur productions of Anything Goes and Annie then anyone should ever be forced to see in a lifetime...
Broadway Legend Joined: 2/13/05
JC Superstar - 9 times same production (paid each time), 2 others
Pippin - 6
(non-Broadway...I don't live near NY!)
I've seen Rent over a hundred times in the last four years and Taboo 40 times. I didn't pay for all my tickets to either though and Rent was usually from lottery.
Depends on the context...
I've paid to see Les Miz like 5 times and POTO 4 times...
BUT...
If I'm involved in some way (i.e., choreographer) I'll see almost every performance.
Leading Actor Joined: 1/7/05
i tend to stay away from seeing shows twice on b'way. I like to see a lot of different shows. I saw Beauty and the Beast twice as well as Lion King.
Eltico~Just interested, what have you coreographed?
Broadway Star Joined: 2/7/05
Wicked - 7 times...It just keeps getting better and better. I love how they adlib & all that stuff!
I don't like to see shows twice. I'd rather spend that money on seeing another show that I've never seen. But I have seen
~Phantom twice. A few years ago my mom took me, and last year we went for our school trip.
and
~Peter Pan twice. I saw it on tour with my mom and on Broadway with my stepmom and stepsister.
Broadway Star Joined: 12/31/69
CHESS-- I saw it 20 times
I KNOW I KNOW I KNOW
Broadway Star Joined: 12/31/69
I've seen 'The producers' 4 times (2 student rush) (and will see it in London later this year) Wicked-2 (cheap tickets obstructed view) and I saw 'The boy from Oz' several more times than those two
I dont know about seen, but I know I've heard RENT and Little Shop of Horrors (RENT- the cast recording is basically 90 percent of the show and I have the bible to fill in the dialogue). RENT-God at least 20-30 times....maybe a bit less for LSoH. Obsessed I am.
rent 10 times
aida 5 times
Broadway Legend Joined: 2/24/05
Wicked!!Gotta Love Wicked!!!
Ohhh yeah, my 3 BIG cast recording obsessions were Wicked, LSoH and RENT. I know it's not the same as seeing it and all but I don't even want to think about how many times I listened to those. Can someone say "Obsession?" :-P
Swing Joined: 7/11/04
I saw The Scarlet Pimpernel 15 times!!
BoxOfficeJon, you've seen CHESS 20 times? You're my new favorite person.
I saw 42nd Street about 14 times.
I loved the show. I thought it was everything that a good ol'fashioned Broadway show should be: big, flashy, high energy and great music.
Anytime I had out of town guest I would take them to see it.
It was the type of show that I imagined all Broadway shows were like when I was growing up down south.
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