#26
Posted: 4/17/06 at 8:57pm
The ending of Assassins (and November 22, 1963) thats some scary ****!
#27
Posted: 4/17/06 at 9:10pm
I love you so much for quoting the Alice Through The Looking Glass movie. That's like my favorite song, ever.
yr ronin,
joey
joey
#28
Posted: 4/17/06 at 9:17pm
Opening of Sweeney Todd. In fact, most of the damn show.
#29
Posted: 4/17/06 at 9:17pm
Yes, THE WOMAN IN BLACK is one of the scariest shows I've seen.
However, when the corpse jumped out of the bed in THE PILLOWMAN, I seriously screamed.
However, when the corpse jumped out of the bed in THE PILLOWMAN, I seriously screamed.
MARGARET: "Clara, stop that. That's illegal." - The Light in the Piazza
"I'm not in Bambi and I'm not blonde!" - Idina Menzel
"I'm not in Bambi and I'm not blonde!" - Idina Menzel
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#30
Posted: 4/17/06 at 9:20pm
Sweeney Todd in general when I saw it for the first time, now I've grown to love it. Plus, if anyone's heard of it or seen it the ending of the Children's Hour is pretty shocking.
Tick Tock
#31
Posted: 4/17/06 at 9:24pm
Blood Brothers Gun Shots definitely!
Gun Shots in Assassins and Ragtime.
And of course first time for Sweeney hehe
Gun Shots in Assassins and Ragtime.
And of course first time for Sweeney hehe
...What happened next, was stranger still, a woman breathless and afraid, appeared out of the night, completely dressed in white. She had a secret she would tell, of one who had mistreated her. Her face and frightened gaze, my mind cannot erase...But then she ran from view. She looked so much like you...
#32
Posted: 4/17/06 at 9:25pm
I don't remember that moment in the woman in white, care to refresh my memory?
"You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view - until you climb into his skin and walk around in it."
To Kill A Mockingbird
To Kill A Mockingbird
#34
Posted: 4/17/06 at 9:33pm
I'd have to say the sequence during The Pillowman when Katurian reads "The Writer and the Writer's Brother" and the Sweeney whistle. And I agree...Pillowman should have won Best Play.
#35
Posted: 4/17/06 at 9:47pm
when i was 7 i saw my first broadway show: Phantom and we were sitting in the middle of the orchestra and when the flames came up from the stage i screamed so loud that the actress playing christine flinched haha and everyone around me started laughing. i will always remember that lol.
the other two times i recently saw it the gun shot at the end of point of no return scared the hell out of me
in the '82 dvd of sweeney todd when !!**SPOILERS**!!
he kills the Beadle and it comes down through the shoot all bloody and the whistle goes off it freaks me out. and that's just the dvd i can't imagine tht live. however the revival is frighteningly delicious as well
In Titanic the Musical when the boat sank, that was really scary too
the other two times i recently saw it the gun shot at the end of point of no return scared the hell out of me
in the '82 dvd of sweeney todd when !!**SPOILERS**!!
he kills the Beadle and it comes down through the shoot all bloody and the whistle goes off it freaks me out. and that's just the dvd i can't imagine tht live. however the revival is frighteningly delicious as well
In Titanic the Musical when the boat sank, that was really scary too
~H*
"I slept through the nominations, as I always do. Anything I need to know, I'll find out when I get up at a reasonable hour!"
-Michael Cerveris
#37
Posted: 4/17/06 at 9:55pm
When I was really young and my parents took me to see Phantom, the flash of the chandelier at the very beginning scared me out of my wits. Actually, a lot of that show freaked me out.
"Writing should be easy, like a monkey driving a speedboat..." -[title of show]
"I'm tired of following my dreams. I'm just going to ask them where they're going and meet up with them later." -Mitch Hedberg
#38
Posted: 4/18/06 at 12:11am
RoninJoey,
I think something even more scary is the point our dearly beloved Carol morphs into a goat...
...that was scary...
I think something even more scary is the point our dearly beloved Carol morphs into a goat...
...that was scary...
"Isn't it strange that we spend most of our time learning to do what they put people in asylums for." - Jane Fonda on Acting
#39
Posted: 4/18/06 at 9:36am
>>I don't remember that moment in the woman in white, care to refresh my memory?
Do you mean the train scene? It was at the very end...
Do you mean the train scene? It was at the very end...
#40
Posted: 4/18/06 at 10:19am
No I think he means the part someone was talking about with the door..
I saw the show many times and I don't think that it happened
I saw the show many times and I don't think that it happened
#41
Posted: 4/18/06 at 12:32pm
Whenever Patti Lupone appears
Hahahaa
Oh, no not the train, that's quite vivid! I was sitting in the last row and I still jumped back. The entire theatre just shifted the other way! It was so funny!
Yea, I'm sure that WIW scene with the door didn't happen because it's not that type of show.
Hahahaa
Oh, no not the train, that's quite vivid! I was sitting in the last row and I still jumped back. The entire theatre just shifted the other way! It was so funny!
Yea, I'm sure that WIW scene with the door didn't happen because it's not that type of show.
"You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view - until you climb into his skin and walk around in it."
To Kill A Mockingbird
To Kill A Mockingbird
#42
Posted: 4/18/06 at 4:10pm
Woman In Black is awesome! I wish they had it in NYC. Basically you are holding on to the person next to you the whole time.
Les Mis...as much as I love that musical, the gun shots make me jump. I have memorized when they are going to be shot so that I don't jump.
Beauty and the Beast...haha it was the funniest thing. Belle was looking at the Rose and we all knew that the Beast was going to come out and yell at her, but we were all surprised when he came from a different direction than we thought. Everyone jumped, even this big guy next to me.
Les Mis...as much as I love that musical, the gun shots make me jump. I have memorized when they are going to be shot so that I don't jump.
Beauty and the Beast...haha it was the funniest thing. Belle was looking at the Rose and we all knew that the Beast was going to come out and yell at her, but we were all surprised when he came from a different direction than we thought. Everyone jumped, even this big guy next to me.
2008 European Tour
London: Les Mis, Lion King, Sound of Music, Joseph, Hairspray, Billy Elliot
France: Le Roi Lion, Cabaret
Germany: Der Konig der Lowen
Holland: Tarzan & Les Mis
London: Les Mis, Lion King, Sound of Music, Joseph, Hairspray, Billy Elliot
France: Le Roi Lion, Cabaret
Germany: Der Konig der Lowen
Holland: Tarzan & Les Mis
#43
Posted: 4/18/06 at 5:05pm
It's quite embarrassing, but when I saw "Aida" the first time I was sitting right next to a speaker.
So when the overture started (and it starts out really loud), it was so unbelievably loud I was quite terrified!
So when the overture started (and it starts out really loud), it was so unbelievably loud I was quite terrified!
In the real world the only people who burst into song are the hopelessly deranged...
#44
Posted: 4/18/06 at 5:10pm
What happened at the end of the Cabaret revival?
I am a firm believer in serendipity- all the random pieces coming together in one wonderful moment, when suddenly you see what their purpose was all along.
#46
Posted: 4/18/06 at 5:23pm
The final moments of the Cabaret revival.
When little Michal's body bolts out of his bed in The Pillowman.
The shot that kills Garvoche in Les Miz.
When little Michal's body bolts out of his bed in The Pillowman.
The shot that kills Garvoche in Les Miz.
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#47
Posted: 4/20/06 at 3:28pm
oh yea! when i saw beauty and the beast when i was younger and the beast came out i jumped out of my seat! haha
What is the woman in black about?
What is the woman in black about?
~H*
"I slept through the nominations, as I always do. Anything I need to know, I'll find out when I get up at a reasonable hour!"
-Michael Cerveris
#48
Posted: 4/20/06 at 5:09pm
WIW Train sequence- I jumped, the theatre shook, and the train was coming RIGHT at the audience. Brilliant!
#49
Posted: 4/24/06 at 11:28pm
In Vegas, the intro for "Mamma Mia" is so loud that everyone jumps. It's hilarious.
mrslovett,
Woman in Black is a awesome scarry ghost play in London. It's a two man play and is done really well. Aparantly the theatre is considerend haunted as well. Here's the link to the show:
The Woman in Black
mrslovett,
Woman in Black is a awesome scarry ghost play in London. It's a two man play and is done really well. Aparantly the theatre is considerend haunted as well. Here's the link to the show:
The Woman in Black
2008 European Tour
London: Les Mis, Lion King, Sound of Music, Joseph, Hairspray, Billy Elliot
France: Le Roi Lion, Cabaret
Germany: Der Konig der Lowen
Holland: Tarzan & Les Mis
London: Les Mis, Lion King, Sound of Music, Joseph, Hairspray, Billy Elliot
France: Le Roi Lion, Cabaret
Germany: Der Konig der Lowen
Holland: Tarzan & Les Mis
#50
Posted: 4/24/06 at 11:32pm
Sweeney Todd. After three times I was still scared! It's even worse when you know it's gonna hapen and you're just waiting for it.
Megan Mullally as Karen Walker on Will and Grace: "Tell me more. Tell me more. Like does he have a car?"
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