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What's your favorite Musical? (or stage show)
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Derek Faye
22-02-2015
Been really getting into them lately and my latest obsession is Phantom of the opera, that has some great music! I also love Cats, I have 6 cats myself! 'Memory' is a very catchy song (no pun intended: It's memorable!).

I hate Wicked though! Les Mis can be hard going but has some lovely songs

Really want to see the woman in black at some point
jeffiner1892
22-02-2015
Really enjoyed the Lion King.

And have always loved Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat.
Billy_Value
22-02-2015
peter pan at bolton albert hall
Derek Faye
22-02-2015
Originally Posted by jeffiner1892:
“Really enjoyed the Lion King.

And have always loved Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat.”

The lion king was amazing! Saw it over 10 years ago, would see it again, I liked it better than the film
mazzy50
22-02-2015
I have two favourite musicals:

Singin' in the Rain

West Side Story

I have to add my praise for The Lion King stage show though - fabulous.
1fab
22-02-2015
I really loved The Phantom of the Opera. Then Andrew Lloyd Webber brought out the sequel, Love Never Dies, which I thought was awful, and kind of put me off the Phantom as well. Not into musicals so much nowadays.
Arcana
22-02-2015
8 Femmes ♀♀♀♀♀♀♀♀
swingaleg
22-02-2015
Calamity Jane
42nd Street (original 1930s one)
Singin' In The Rain
My Fair Lady
d0lphin
22-02-2015
I love musicals and stage shows - my favourites so far have been We Will Rock You for the music, Lion King for the special effects and Seven Brides for Seven Brothers for the choreography. Next weekend I am off to see Mamma Mia then Jesus Christ Superstar in March
Babe Rainbow
22-02-2015
Jesus Christ Superstar - seen it about a dozen times over the years.

Riverdance was awesome too.
Derek Faye
22-02-2015
Wanna see Miss Saigon this year too
HarrisonMarks
22-02-2015
'Our American Cousin'. The bit where the President gets shot.
Scuffedwalls
22-02-2015
Originally Posted by Derek Faye:
“Been really getting into them lately and my latest obsession is Phantom of the opera, that has some great music! I also love Cats, I have 6 cats myself! 'Memory' is a very catchy song (no pun intended: It's memorable!).

I hate Wicked though! Les Mis can be hard going but has some lovely songs

Really want to see the woman in black at some point”

You have 6 cats!

I don't know how you have the time and energy to see any musicals. You must be completely overwhelmed by pussy.
Derek Faye
22-02-2015
Originally Posted by Scuffedwalls:
“You have 6 cats!

I don't know how you have the time and energy to see any musicals. You must be completely overwhelmed by pussy.”

Never!
BelfastGuy125
22-02-2015
I've only ever seen one, We Will Rock You. It certainly was memorable for the wrong reasons. They butchered my beloved songs and the story was absolutely mind bogglingly nonsensical.
alan29
22-02-2015
Parsifal, Madam Butterfly, Midsummer Marriage.
Billy_Value
22-02-2015
Originally Posted by Derek Faye:
“Been really getting into them lately and my latest obsession is Phantom of the opera, that has some great music! I also love Cats, I have 6 cats myself! 'Memory' is a very catchy song (no pun intended: It's memorable!).

I hate Wicked though! Les Mis can be hard going but has some lovely songs

Really want to see the woman in black at some point”

does your house not stink?
kiviraat
22-02-2015
Lion King

Hedwig and the Angry Inch. My friends were lucky enough to see John Cameron Mitchell as Hedwig in NYC. So jealous...
MAW
22-02-2015
Originally Posted by 1fab:
“I really loved The Phantom of the Opera. Then Andrew Lloyd Webber brought out the sequel, Love Never Dies, which I thought was awful, and kind of put me off the Phantom as well. Not into musicals so much nowadays.”

I got taken on a corporate night out a while back, dinner and Love Never Dies. I'm not a 'musical' kind of guy anyway, but it was dire. However, I was kept entertained by a fat girl, alone in the row in front of me, who stood through the entire performance, singing along to every number with tears streaming down her face. I think she may have seen it once or twice before
stoatie
22-02-2015
It's weird, I've never been able to get into musicals, though I love opera. Think for some reason I find it easier to buy into a world where people only ever communicate through song than a world where they talk normally but burst into song every now and then.
Billy_Value
22-02-2015
Originally Posted by stoatie:
“It's weird, I've never been able to get into musicals, though I love opera. Think for some reason I find it easier to buy into a world where people only ever communicate through song than a world where they talk normally but burst into song every now and then.”

you mean you don't start everyday like the beginning of hairspray?
pickwick
22-02-2015
Guys and Dolls, and Avenue Q, probably.

Originally Posted by kiviraat:
“My friends were lucky enough to see John Cameron Mitchell as Hedwig in NYC. So jealous...”

I'm jealous too! I just missed the chance to see Joel Grey in Anything Goes in NY, that would have been amazing.
pickwick
22-02-2015
Originally Posted by stoatie:
“It's weird, I've never been able to get into musicals, though I love opera. Think for some reason I find it easier to buy into a world where people only ever communicate through song than a world where they talk normally but burst into song every now and then.”

I don't like opera because you can't hear WHAT they're singing, so what's the point?!?!

So I hate when opera-type singers turn up in my musicals
stoatie
22-02-2015
Originally Posted by pickwick:
“I don't like opera because you can't hear WHAT they're singing, so what's the point?!?!

So I hate when opera-type singers turn up in my musicals ”

That's why I only go to see Wagner in German- surtitles are the key!

Originally Posted by Billy_Value:
“you mean you don't start everyday like the beginning of hairspray?”

Yeah, but I carry on like that for the rest of the day too.
pickwick
22-02-2015
Originally Posted by stoatie:
“That's why I only go to see Wagner in German- surtitles are the key!”

That...makes a lot of sense, yeah. The Ring Cycle's one of the only operas I'm tempted by, actually, but it seems like quite a hardcore way to start...
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