help please please please!

I wouldn't consider "Mama Mia" a must-see unless you're really obsessed with ABBA.

You need to see Aida, Cabaret, Miss Saigon, Little Shop of Horrors and Assassins. O wait... Drats! Nevermind.

Switch spelling bee with Tarzan, and don't bother seeing Mamma Mia...

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well

ive seen wicked

and though it was OVERRATED big time

please, go see spelling bee. Celia Keenan-Bolger is so amazing, so is the rest of the cast! I'd consider it higher than Mama Mia and Lion king. avenue Q is great. So, SO, great. And yes, you should see Julia, but she's not eprky, character Julia. she's messed-up juilia. But it was till a good play, overall!

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I would definitely see Sweeney, Light in the Piazza, and Spelling Bee. And maybe Dirty Rotten Scoundrels.

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Don't bother seeing Mamma Mia. It's definatly not worth the price. I'd see Spelling Bee (although this opinion is biast considering it's one of my two favorite shows)Maybe try seeing Light in the Piazza, Avenue Q, Drowsy Chaperone, Wicked(if you can get tickets) You've probobly seen The Producers, if not I'd see that as well.

See "The Light In The Piazza" before it closes.
See "Drowsy Chaperone" before it's a HUGE hit and you can't get tickets. *knocks on wood*

Drop Three Days of Rain. It's impossible to get tickets unless you want to pay an arm & a leg on eBay or scalpurs. Plus, Julia Roberts will probably do Broadway again.

I would do this order for these shows.

1 -- The 25th... Spelling Bee
2 -- The Light in the Piazza
3 -- Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
4 -- The Color Purple
5 -- Hairspray
6 -- Avenue Q
7 -- The Drowsy Chaperone
8 -- Jersey Boys
9 -- Sweeney Todd

Mamma Mia is something you can live without. You can catch The Lion King later, too. It's gonna be around forever.

If you stay for a week in New York City you can catch 8 to 9 shows. If you appreciate well written scores, well constructed books and artistic theatre, than you should see Sweeney Todd. If not, then it's probably not for you.