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Favorite Musical?
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I have adored Les Miserables since I was 8 years old(I'm 21 now) and have seen it several times. I also really like Phantom(the movie's comming out!), Evita, Aida, Anything Goes, Miss Saigon....
I could go on for like 2 pages with this so ill shut up
I did theatre in h.s. though so im all about musicals
I could go on for like 2 pages with this so ill shut up
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Les Mis, Phantom, Miss Saigon, Jekyl and Hyde, Annie get your gun, ect ect. i love them all!
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heh, My Fair Lady -- original old version. I've seen it so many times (movie) and I STILL love it. (I don't know if it's been mentioned yet, I didn't read all five pages, heh. )
I love the songs, hehe, and the story. it's awesome. I haven't seen tons of musicals though. I have yet to see Les Miserables. I really want to! But I haven't *sigh*
I love the songs, hehe, and the story. it's awesome. I haven't seen tons of musicals though. I have yet to see Les Miserables. I really want to! But I haven't *sigh*

C_Lady wrote:Sock wrote:C_Lady wrote:Ooh nice to see other Rent fans. My sister has been a fan from the beginning and hooked me a couple of years ago.
To the person who saw it in September..did you see Broadway or the tour?
Both Maureen and I saw it in September, the tour cast when they were in Orange County.
Nice, How's the new cast? I saw it last October and the cast was amazing. Brian Gligor and Jamie Lee especially. I'm also trying to make it to NY before Drew Lachey's run is over..I'm curious how his Mark is.
I'm wondering how Drew Lachey is as well, do you know when he leaves the cast? I do want to see him but I'm most likely not going to make it to New York and have an oppertunity to see it annnyyyytime soon.
The cast was great. They did everything really well..
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Crescendo, it depends what you like - Rent and Hairspray are both pretty different. I love them both. I'd back Rent though, it's the best
(Speaking of Rent: Tomorrow is the 9th aniversary of Jonathan Larson's death.)
(Speaking of Rent: Tomorrow is the 9th aniversary of Jonathan Larson's death.)
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Wicked was sooooo good. I'm still amazed of how funny it was, how talented the actors were and how gosh darn catchy those songs are. Popular, it's all about pop-u-lar.
I saw the Lion King on Broadway and that was excellent! The stampede part was awesome.
A lot of my theatre friends at school are in love with Rent. I've never seen it, but I've heard nothing but good reviews.
I saw the Lion King on Broadway and that was excellent! The stampede part was awesome.
A lot of my theatre friends at school are in love with Rent. I've never seen it, but I've heard nothing but good reviews.

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