I was at The Play That Goes Wrong's closing performance on Broadway. During the ledger scene where Chris yells at the audience, Mark Evans said, "If you're going to behave this way, go get tickets to Be More Chill the musical!" The audience loved that!
I got to see it twice on Broadway and six times at New World Stages, including tonight's closing performance. It's one of my favorite shows, and I miss it already. Thank Q. <3
I rushed yesterday. Got there around 7:45 and was first in line. One other person joined the line around 8:30, and I think it was a little after 9 when more people started showing up. By the time the box office opened, the line almost reached the end of the block. I hope you get to see it soon, and I hope you have a great time!
darquegk said: "The Book of Mormon originally had a very nasty alternate ending, which can be heard on the composer demo recording. Instead of Elder Cunningham becoming a religious leader and creating a new religion that brings improbable peace to Africa, the original ending was that the Africans misinterpret the story of Christ to the extent that they kill and eat the Mormons, believing God has sent "body and blood" to feed their village. The implication is that they devel
"Nowhere Left To Run" from Amazing Grace is the first one that came to my mind. I wasn't a fan of the show, and I honestly don't even remember the song that well (I had to look the show up on IBDB because I'd even forgotten the title), but I remember loving Chuck Cooper's performance.
My third time at The Boys In The Band, I saw Matt McGrath go on for Jim Parsons for the first (and I think the only) time, and really loved his performance! His interpretation was similar to Jim's in many ways, but he still made the role his own.
Shannon Conley was a fantastic Yitzhak in Hedwig. I wish I could have seen her more than once.
When I saw Shuffle Along, Audra McDonald was on for the first act, and then Darlesia Cearcy took over for
SellingOut said: "This was really helpful! Thanks. I recognized the songs but couldn’t quite remember what was played or the title/artist. Here’s another one that was played prior to the show... Twenty Five Miles - Edwin Starr. Iremembered that one."
I don't know all of the song titles, but two of the pre-show songs are "Dancing In The Street" (Martha & The Vandellas) and "These Boots Are Made For Walkin'" (not sure who sings that particular version of the song, but it's the last one before the lights go down). During the show, there's "I Say A Little Prayer" (Aretha Franklin), "Heat Wave" (Martha & The Vandellas), and "This Guy's In Love With You" (Herb Al
Great Dame said: "Everyone is going to hate on me, but "With You" from Ghost was freaking sad. I'm a sucker for the more modern stuff personally, but ya, for me that one is the saddest. That melody is hauntingly beautiful, I cry like a baby haha! It's Quiet Uptown is a really good one too that I saw someone else mention."
I agree! Most of the score to Ghost didn't really stick with me (I liked it at the time, I just don't
Just reading some of these titles is making me feel things!
"What Would I Do?" from Falsettos is the only song that makes me cry every single time I hear it. Does this stop me from listening to the cast recording on public transportation? Of course not! :-P
I'm an asexual, autistic, alliterating actress in my late 20s, and I've lived in NY my whole life. Kristin Chenoweth's performance as Sally in You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown made me want to pursue acting for a living. I live in NYC and work as a cashier in food service...which I count as acting because keeping a straight face when people ask me if there's meat in the veggie patty is EXTREMELY DIFFICULT. (This has happened twice.) I love seeing and doing the
Rush tickets for The Play That Goes Wrong are easy to get. BOM is my favorite, so if it's on your kids' list and you're willing to try the lottery and/or do standing room, I definitely recommend it. You might also be able to get $69 or $79 tickets if you'd rather have the guarantee. I also second The Band's Visit and Sweeney Todd. Puffs is also very funny and appears on TDF a lot
