Which single show have you seen the most — Page 5
#102
Posted: 2/22/05 at 9:48am
It was a bad example, I do own it.
#103
Posted: 2/22/05 at 9:48am
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
I'll be seeing The Lion King for my second time in July when it comes here to Baltimore.
~Jessica
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#104
Posted: 2/22/05 at 10:08am
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.
"I don't really get the ending,all i can go with is when after several months,Judith saw Pat sang,and later she kissed him on the toilet,after that the story back to where Pat went down from the stage after he'd sung,and he went to the italian lady.I just don't get it,what Judith exatcly meant when he kissed Pat that she had seen,and did Pat end up together with The Italian Lady?Please help me,thank u very much!"
Quote from someone on IMDB in reference to a movie he/she didn't understand. Such grammar!
#105
Posted: 2/22/05 at 12:14pm
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.
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.
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#106
Posted: 2/22/05 at 12:28pm
Wicked-3 times...they just keep getting better and better :)
#107
Posted: 2/22/05 at 12:37pm
Chicago.
Too. Freaking. Many.
Too. Freaking. Many.
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#108
Posted: 2/22/05 at 12:39pm
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....
but then i need more money too....
::bust a move::
#109
Posted: 2/22/05 at 12:56pm
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
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
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#110
Posted: 2/22/05 at 1:05pm
I've seen more amateur productions of Anything Goes and Annie then anyone should ever be forced to see in a lifetime...
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#111
Posted: 2/22/05 at 1:18pm
JC Superstar - 9 times same production (paid each time), 2 others
Pippin - 6
(non-Broadway...I don't live near NY!)
Pippin - 6
(non-Broadway...I don't live near NY!)
#112
Posted: 2/24/05 at 7:24pm
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.
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#113
Posted: 2/24/05 at 7:41pm
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.
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.
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#114
Posted: 2/24/05 at 7:46pm
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.
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#115
Posted: 2/24/05 at 7:58pm
Wicked - 7 times...It just keeps getting better and better. I love how they adlib & all that stuff!
#116
Posted: 2/24/05 at 8:04pm
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.
~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.
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#117
Posted: 2/24/05 at 8:22pm
CHESS-- I saw it 20 times
I KNOW I KNOW I KNOW
I KNOW I KNOW I KNOW
#118
Posted: 2/24/05 at 8:38pm
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
#119
Posted: 2/24/05 at 8:40pm
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.
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#120
Posted: 2/24/05 at 10:58pm
rent 10 times
aida 5 times
aida 5 times
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#121
Posted: 2/24/05 at 11:05pm
Wicked!!Gotta Love Wicked!!!
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#122
Posted: 2/24/05 at 11:24pm
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
I wanted to get something that an "ex"-junkie like him would really appreciate and cherish....it's a brick of heroin shaped like a heart.
-Scrubs
#123
Posted: 2/25/05 at 2:55pm
I saw The Scarlet Pimpernel 15 times!!
#124
Posted: 2/25/05 at 3:41pm
BoxOfficeJon, you've seen CHESS 20 times? You're my new favorite person.
#125
Posted: 2/25/05 at 3:55pm
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.
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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