My mother and I are going to New York in December and we are seeing three shows. We are going to Next to Normal for sure, but I am having trouble deciding on the other two. I have narrowed it down to:
A Little Night Music(would that be approriate, I don't no much about the show? For reference, I saw A:OC with her and had no problem) Bye Bye Birdie Ragtime WSS Phantom of the Opera
Any opinions would be very helpful.
P.S- I know that Ragtime and A Little Night Music aren't open yet, so those opinions would be based soley on the material.
Impossible to guess since we don't know your likes and dislikes...but:
A Little Night Music definitely. (Mom will love it.)
I hated WSS and Phantom and wouldn't recommend either to anyone (others will disagree).
Ragtime would be my next pick.
If we're not having fun, then why are we doing it?
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However, if that's true...it doesn't really matter what you see.
If we're not having fun, then why are we doing it?
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I saw WSS and loved it. I know many people find flaws in it, but I really didn't. Then again, I'm not one of the those picky theater goers. I pretty much see anything.
I would consider HAIR as well. I'm biased, though! Bye Bye Birdie hasn't had the greatest reviews here on BWW, so I would skip it.
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I have to suggest Finian's Rainbow, since it's one of my personal favorites. But definitely A Little Night Music and Ragtime.
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