g.d.e.l.g.i. said: "Well, that seems about as pointless a choice as one could possibly make, but then again, the 2005 film ofThe Producers exists, so anything is possible."
If it weren't for that film, I wouldn't have fallen in love with musical theatre. Poorly made, but wow! I have so many fond memories attached to it.
EllieRose2 said: "Im not pre judging anything. It's widely known that the best theater district in the country is New York City. Broadway has the best of the best, and people spend years trying to get there. The Tony Awards are based on shows in New York City. Therefore, it is the best. It's just a fact. A lot of shows do "Broadway try outs", hoping they can make it to the very best city in the world for theater. Angels on Broadway is far superior simply because of
Bernadette had a lot more physical comedy associated with her performance compared to Bette and Donna. Donna's performance was a lot more emotional (crying during Before the Parade Passes By). And, to be honest, I was incredibly enamored from Bette that her performance will be branded in my mind as one of my cherished memories.
If I had the money, I'd send Bernadette and company into the recording booth to create an EP of Dolly
zainmax said: "Haha. Thanks for the detailed list. I was always curious about the service. But, I do care what I'm seeing, and do mind a crappy seat. GG, AIP, and SR were a little tougher tickets to get than Chicago and Phantom.
Also, side note, Jill Paice is so sweet! I'm always glad to see her in a show."
I did Broadway Roulette once and got Dear Evan Hansen - Row B in the Mezzanine. It's really a mixed bag.
Mean Girls - the cafeteria song going into the moment when the Plastics are introduced
Carousel - I'm hoping Renee is being pushed for a Tony so we can see June is Bustin' Out All Over, but it will most likely be part of the overture's choreography into You'll Never Walk Alone
My Fair Lady - Get Me to The Church on Time, Norbert Leo Butz is their biggest chance
