Hi! So I have time to see four shows on Broadway in late April. I've been to broadway a couple of times and have seen the classic shows, so I'm mostly looking to see some of the new musicals. Out of these shows, which FOUR would you guys recommend seeing? Thanks! *An American In Paris *Finding Neverland *Fun Home *Gigi *It Shoulda Been You *On the Twentieth Century *The King & I *The Visit
Natto, I agree with your list, those are the three getting a lot of buzz. The Fun Home subject matter just isn't my thing personally. But it seems to show up on a lot of Tony prediction lists. I could see it winning the Tony and struggling to recoup.
Don't miss American In PAris. It's going to be incredible.
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The Visit King and I Fun Home Something Rotten Finding Neverland.
I can't narrow it down more than that.
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I have my early April trip's theatrical itinerary narrowed down to: The Visit, Finding Neverland, American in Paris, On the Town, Gigi and On the Twentieth Century. Due to timing I might have to drop one. Not sure which though.
Spotty interest in Twentieth Century. I'm very interested in seeing whether Kristin Chenoweth can bring to life this Coleman Comden/Green musical which is said to be so respected but at the same time seems quite forgotten by most. Her now famous college vocal instructor, Florence Birdwell, told her that she was born to the part of Lily Garland before Chenoweth knew what that role was.
Kristin hasn't done a lot in musical theater since Wicked, although I'm sure she is proud of Apple Tree and Candide. This role, which she says is so demanding of voice and body, may define her status as Broadway star.