Your first Broadway Show- Page 2

[BroadwayNYC]

re: re: re: re: Your first Broadway Show#25

Posted: 12/22/03 at 8:32pm

Cats....3 months before it closed FOREVER.

"Everything's coming up roses, this time for me!"

[Mr Roxy]

re: re: Your first Broadway Show#26

Posted: 12/22/03 at 8:53pm

To Cliffarico

Do not mention this name again unless you want to be browbeaten by a certain board memeber & make his or her ****list. I have been on it for it seems an eternity. Send me a private message as to your thoughts on the show. Post them here & the party in question will have apoplexy & hound you into eternity.I speak from experience.

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Updated On: 12/22/03 at 08:53 PM

[citylights]

re: re: re: Your first Broadway Show#27

Posted: 12/22/03 at 9:56pm

Footloose

[Unknown User]

re: Your first Broadway Show#28

Posted: 12/22/03 at 10:00pm

ANNIE - Original Broadway Cast

[musicalthespis]

re: re: Your first Broadway Show#29

Posted: 12/22/03 at 10:15pm

Mine was Thoroughly Modern Millie! It still has a special place in my heart.

[TheaterBaby]

re: re: re: Your first Broadway Show#30

Posted: 12/22/03 at 11:06pm

Mine was Cats. I was about 8 or 9 years old, and I was sitting in the first row of the mezz and the Cats' glowing eyes scared the crap out of me, but other than that I was pretty ammused by the entire show. lol

"It's the little things; the details, that distinguish the Barbra Streisands from the Rosalyn Kinds."~Gilmore Girls~

[Mister Matt]

re: re: re: re: Your first Broadway Show#31

Posted: 12/23/03 at 10:15am

Les Miserables in the Spring of 1988 when the show was still fresh. I was a senior in high school and my parents flew me out to NYC for 24 hours to see the show as a graduation present. I was obsessed with the show at the time.

"What can you expect from a bunch of seitan worshippers?" - Reginald Tresilian

[KAP103]

re: Your first Broadway Show#32

Posted: 12/23/03 at 10:22am

The first musical I saw was Miss Saigon in 1992 or 1993 and the first broadway play I saw was Laughter on the 23rd floor same year.

[newyorkuniq]

re: re: Your first Broadway Show#33

Posted: 12/23/03 at 10:31am

Mine was Aida...taught me my first important Broadway lesson. Always pee before the show. lol I couldn't end of the first act cuz all i was thinking about was bolting to the bathroom at intermission. Anyway besides that I was dissapointed in Aida but have seen many amazing shows since that have made up for the lack of magic:P

[Sheri]

re: Your first Broadway Show#34

Posted: 12/23/03 at 10:34am

"Beauty & The Beast" - I didn't make it to NYC until much later in life!

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[bernadette88]

re: re: Your first Broadway Show#35

Posted: 12/23/03 at 11:24am

My first show I ever saw was the National Tour of "A Chorus Line"
My First show in NYC was "The Christmas Spectacular"
And my first REAL Broadway Show was "Into the Woods"!

[papalovesmambo]

re: re: re: your first broadway show#36

Posted: 12/23/03 at 11:28am

42nd Street with Jerry Orbach in 1986.

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[TheBalladeer]

re: re: re: re: your first broadway show#37

Posted: 12/23/03 at 11:34am

Les Miserables was my first Broadway show.

"Someone tell the story...Someone sing the song...."

[GirlfriendFromCanada]

re: re: re: re: re: your first broadway show#38

Posted: 12/23/03 at 11:38am

Bring in da Noise, Bring in da Funk. I went with my all-girls Catholic high school because one of the nuns brothers was the stage manager. Quite an experience!

[dotmarie]

re: re: re: re: re: re: your first broadway show#39

Posted: 12/23/03 at 11:50am

Well, Les Mis was my first musical. I was six or seven and obsessed with Les Mis. I watched my tape of the Tenth Anniversary Concert every day.
But the first musical I ever saw on Broadway was Cats.

[MillietheModern]

re: Your first Broadway Show#40

Posted: 12/24/03 at 12:40am

I'm young so I have only seen a couple of shows. The first one though was 42nd Street this summer in early July. It was me, my parents, my 2 brothers and their girlfriends and half my dance company. We were in the city for Danceamerica Nationals and my dance teacher got us tickets so we went and I loved it! :)

Oh... look at the precious... Its Orlando Bloom, my delicious little crumpet!

Updated On: 12/24/03 at 12:40 AM

[BroadwayGal]

re: Your first Broadway Show#41

Posted: 12/24/03 at 1:00am

Les Miz =)

*Don't dream too far, don't lose sight of who you are*

[TheQuibbler]

re: re: re: re: Your first Broadway Show#42

Posted: 12/24/03 at 1:29am

"Beauty and the Beast" December of 2001.

[TheQuibbler]

re: re: re: re: Your first Broadway Show#43

Posted: 12/24/03 at 1:29am

"Beauty and the Beast" December of 2001.

[edfu]

re: re: re: re: re: Your first Broadway Show#44

Posted: 12/24/03 at 3:00am

"Li'l Abner" in 1957. I was 15.

[LiTtLeDaNcEr729]

re: Your first Broadway Show#45

Posted: 12/24/03 at 3:36am

Fosse...this is really ironic....but I fell asleep...I was 9, and I had been traveling all day, so I suppose its ok. The next day I saw Cabaret with Alan Cumming. What an experience...

[mcphan19]

re: Your first Broadway Show#46

Posted: 12/24/03 at 10:07am

Fiddler on the Roof (at the Gershwin)

[BroadwayBaby3]

re: Your first Broadway Show#47

Posted: 12/24/03 at 10:46am

I saw my first show on Broadway when I was 5. It was Gypsy (with Tyne Daly). My 31st show on Broadway was the most recent revival of Gypsy (with Bernadette).

Defy Gravity!!

[Unknown User]

re: re: Your first Broadway Show#48

Posted: 12/24/03 at 10:47am

FALSETTOS was NOT my first B'way show. I disliked that entire series immensely.

Bulldog.

[MissElleTow2]

re: Your first Broadway Show#49

Posted: 12/24/03 at 10:54am

Mine was off-Broadway, Dames At Sea, with Bernadette Peters