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Name the 1st Broadway show you saw -- on Broadway |
First Musical:
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST - February 2, 1999 (with Toni Braxton and James Barbour)...I was 4.
First Play: GOD OF CARNAGE (with Jimmy Smits, Christine Lahti, Annie Potts and Ken Stott) - February 28, 2010.
(Note: There was an 8 year span between my first Broadway show, and my second, RENT in 2007).
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST - February 2, 1999 (with Toni Braxton and James Barbour)...I was 4.
First Play: GOD OF CARNAGE (with Jimmy Smits, Christine Lahti, Annie Potts and Ken Stott) - February 28, 2010.
(Note: There was an 8 year span between my first Broadway show, and my second, RENT in 2007).
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Ok, Jordan, TWO BY TWO. Happy Now? I suppose you were backstage at the time, talking to Martin Charnin, right?
Annie Get Your Gun - August 2000
w/ Bernadette Peters & Tom Wopat
w/ Bernadette Peters & Tom Wopat
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October 15, 2008 - Young Frankenstein in Previews.
I was there with my high school and we saw 6 shows that weekend
Young Frankenstein
Mary Poppins
Rock and Roll
Spelling Bee
Curtains
Spring Awakening
It was my first time to NY and I've been back at least once every year after.
I was there with my high school and we saw 6 shows that weekend
Young Frankenstein
Mary Poppins
Rock and Roll
Spelling Bee
Curtains
Spring Awakening
It was my first time to NY and I've been back at least once every year after.
Great thread-- now we'll finally find out everyone's true age.
1st: Fiddler on the Roof in '67 with Harry Goz (3rd Tevye, I believe)
2nd: A Little Night Music, New Year's Eve '73 with Glynis Johns and the OBC.
I envy egghumor knowing just when to start going to the great sondheim-prince epics. Damn, girl!
1st: Fiddler on the Roof in '67 with Harry Goz (3rd Tevye, I believe)
2nd: A Little Night Music, New Year's Eve '73 with Glynis Johns and the OBC.
I envy egghumor knowing just when to start going to the great sondheim-prince epics. Damn, girl!
The Les Miz revival in May of 2007.
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It was one of these 3
Here's Love
Oh What A Lovely War
Oliver
Here's Love
Oh What A Lovely War
Oliver
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Original production of Les Miserables at the Imperial in the summer of '97.
Recreation of original John Cameron orchestration to "On My Own" by yours truly. Click player below to hear.


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First for me was The Wiz in 1975 a school trip.
It was funny we use to see a lot of shows for school trips that when they would announce we would be going to New York to see a show a lot of the kids would moan. I was the one who was always elated.
And now 36 years later I still have not lost my love and have passed that love on to my two nieces. One who is actually writing a play and the other who is a theatre major. ; )
It was funny we use to see a lot of shows for school trips that when they would announce we would be going to New York to see a show a lot of the kids would moan. I was the one who was always elated.
And now 36 years later I still have not lost my love and have passed that love on to my two nieces. One who is actually writing a play and the other who is a theatre major. ; )
"I hope your Fanny is bigger than my Peter."
Mary Martin to Ezio Pinza opening night of Fanny.
John Stamos in "How to succeed...." late '95ish. I was 6 and thought I was soo cool for seeing Uncle Jessie in person. dork
SPAMALOT. The day it won the Tony for Best Musical. Chris Sieber and Sara Ramirez were both out, Darlene Wilson was awful.


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Who's Life is it Anyway? with Tom Conti
Beauty and The Beast
(All I remember was Chris Sieber was Gaston and it was during BCEFA collections)
(All I remember was Chris Sieber was Gaston and it was during BCEFA collections)


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A CHORUS LINE
February 1978
Shubert Theater
Even had drinks at Sardis. My parents lied to the waiter and said I was 19 (the drinking age at the time) I was 15.
February 1978
Shubert Theater
Even had drinks at Sardis. My parents lied to the waiter and said I was 19 (the drinking age at the time) I was 15.
Into the Woods (1988 I was 8 years a old)
The coolest thing though, since it was shown on PBS and released on DVD, I will always have that memory.
The coolest thing though, since it was shown on PBS and released on DVD, I will always have that memory.















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