What is your favorite Broadway, or Off- Broadway play?
Mine is the Lion King. http://www.lilymud.net/images2/smili...ne/leopard.gif
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What is your favorite Broadway, or Off- Broadway play?
Mine is the Lion King. http://www.lilymud.net/images2/smili...ne/leopard.gif
Broadway :Wicked was really good.
Broadway:I enjoyed beauty and the beast too.
The fiddler on the roof.
The christmas story was good.
Phantom of the operah was good
I cant pick favorites
Rudolph was good.
Isn't The Lion King a musical?
The only plays I've ever seen have been school plays and those weren't that great. I'd love to see a real professional play one day.
I have seen a few musicals though. I enjoyed Annie get your Gun.
Macbeth or Romeo and Juliet (im just a big softy, heh)
Shakespeare ftw!! =)
-Gull-
Lion King (In the West End)
Either The Wiz or Kiss Me, Kate.
I never had the pleasure of seeing those preformed. Macbeth is a cursed play. Do you know of the Macbeth curse?Quote:
Originally Posted by Gullick
There's a really awesome show called "Gamarjobat" -- not Broadway or West End, but these two touring Japanese guys. Pure brilliance. They have this skit called "The Boxer" that totally wowed me.
I like "Educating Rita" and "The Merchant of Venice" (RSC) too. :)
I've never seen anything on Broadway, but I've seen plenty of professional plays, since my parents have been taking me to them since I was about 5 years old. The best play I've ever seen was called the King Stag. It's not my favorite because of the story; the actors, the way it was presented, the wonderful costumes, etc. made it an absolute joy to watch. The greatest (and worst) thing about a play is that it's different every time it's put on.
I saw a broadway musical "7 Brides for 7 Brothers" last night. It was magnificent. :)
Non-musical would be Much Ado About Nothing.
Musical would be the Sound of Music.
Fiddler on the Roof - excellent
Godspell - Excellent
The Importance of Being Earnest - Pure Genius
Midsummer Nights Dream - Great!
I believe you. That play is one of the godliest things ever written, and if enacted well -- it'd be astounding.Quote:
Originally Posted by Samuraid
Death of a Salesman is probably my favourite play. I'm not that fond of musicals, but I rather enjoyed The Producers when I saw it last week. If I had to pick a favourite musical, that would be it.
I really liked Death of a Salesman. It's one of the rare times I've actually gotten into a non-musical.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cz
I liked Much Ado about nothing, and Phantom of the Opera alot
On Broadway: Wicked
Off Broadway: Les Miserables (School Edition)