What is your favorite Broadway, or Off- Broadway play?
Mine is the Lion King.
What is your favorite Broadway, or Off- Broadway play?
Mine is the Lion King.
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.
Last edited by lovehurts; 07-21-2006 at 12:09 AM.
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)
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when you stop believing in it,
doesn't go away".
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Either The Wiz or Kiss Me, Kate.
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I never had the pleasure of seeing those preformed. Macbeth is a cursed play. Do you know of the Macbeth curse?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.
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.
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I really liked Death of a Salesman. It's one of the rare times I've actually gotten into a non-musical.
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