03 Sep 2005, 13:03 | #1 |
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What are your favorite musicals?
My favorite musical is Disneys Lion King
I love the costums and the music is great! what is your favourite musical? |
03 Sep 2005, 13:19 | #2 |
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Out of 6 different west end shows I have seen, I think i can safely say that my favourite musical is ......
WE WILL ROCK YOU!!!!!! |
03 Sep 2005, 13:44 | #3 |
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Jykle & Hyde - The musical - with Paul Nicholas is well worth a look. He does a brilliant transformation - scared the crap out of me
Got his authograph - **Swoon** |
03 Sep 2005, 15:46 | #4 |
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I have to say the Lion King is truly amazing to see. Not sure what my favourite is though, Barnum with Michael Crawford was brilliant, The King and I with Yul Bryner was so very special.... okay i give in, i cant choose a favourite i've loved all the ones i've seen.
ames xx |
03 Sep 2005, 16:06 | #5 |
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I love G & S...
Pirates of Penzance is awesome live. And recorded for that matter. That said, I can never resist My Fair Lady. |
03 Sep 2005, 21:48 | #6 | |
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I saw him in that at the Empire! I really enjoyed it too! I was closer to crying at that than I was for Miss Saigon!!! Strange, I was just thinking about posting this topic last night in bed! Seen Whistle Down the Wind twice, really love that! Blood Brothers was great, me and Mam liked "Tell Me its not true before" we saw it and when we realised it was in Blood Brothers we knew we'd be in tears by the end! Waiting to see Beauty and the Beast later this month, and to get booked for Chitty Chitty Bang Bang!!!! [IMG][/IMG] This is the original car from the movie at the Sunderland airshow in July |
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03 Sep 2005, 21:49 | #7 |
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Miss Saigon - without a doubt one of the most emotional musicals i have ever seen. have seen it far too many times and have yet to see anyone manage to not start crying when Kim sings The Sacred Bird and then shoots herself with his gun
Les Miserables is also a bloody good show - plenty of powerful songs. I'm quite in to rock and roll muisic so things like Buddy and "three steps to heaven" also rank fairly highly with me. My current list of things to see are Woman in White, Phantom (preferably with Crawford but that ain;t gonna happen!), Tanz Der Vampires (preferably the german version) and the newish Elvis musical (can't remember the name!) And I seem to recall a chappie on here is waiting for me to win the lotto so i can fund his meat-inspired musical!! |
03 Sep 2005, 21:53 | #8 |
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Just seen Needmoremeat's post and it reminded me of Blood Brothers!
Fantastic!!!! When I saw it I was at the Alhambra in Bradford and when we left at nearly midnight, the little church tower behind the theatre was playing "Tell Me It's Not True" on the bells. Everyone was just stood in the middle of the road listening to it again!! |
03 Sep 2005, 22:36 | #9 |
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Phantom of the Opera...........i think its really good lol!!!!
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04 Sep 2005, 14:09 | #10 |
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Tanz der Vampire
(@Chris: you have to hurry up, if you want to see the German Version, it only plays in Hamburg until middle of january 2006) I will see it for the third time in november Phantom of the opera We will rock you Joseph and the amazing technicolour dreamcoat ... I really like going to musicals, but they are way too expensive |
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05 Sep 2005, 00:25 | #13 |
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has to be phantom of the opera with m.carwford & s.brightman it was outstanding
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05 Sep 2005, 12:27 | #14 |
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Phantom, We Will Rock You & The King & I. There are loads of plays which are amazing.
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05 Sep 2005, 17:21 | #15 |
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miss saigon and cats. hoping to see WWRY by christmastime: gotta sweet talk the ol man
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05 Sep 2005, 18:29 | #16 |
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DANCE OF THE VAMPIRES
Saw it in New York and |
05 Sep 2005, 22:16 | #17 |
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Forgot to mention Jesus Christ Superstar and Starlight Express! Love the song "Rolling Stock" from Starlight. The actor who played Jesus I'd seen him in the first Messiah series only a couple of weeks beforehand on UKGold! I had to prevent myself from laughing when Jesus came out on stage to a really cool electric guitar riff! Loved that bit! While I was watching it I thought it could do witha little humour, but when it came in the form of Herod, I thought it had came at the wrong time. During the crucifixion scene there was not a sound in the auditorium for ages, simply awesome.
Also, liked it in blood Brothers when the disco ball comes down at the beginning and it reflects around the whole auditorium, it was beautiful! |
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07 Sep 2005, 17:04 | #19 |
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I'm still loving We Will Rock You!!
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13 Sep 2005, 05:06 | #20 |
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Tanz der Vampire das Musical (opening in Warsaw 2005; Tokyo 2006)
The Confidence Man (by Jim Steinman & Ray Errol Fox) |
13 Sep 2005, 21:19 | #21 |
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[QUOTE=rockfenris2005]Tanz der Vampire das Musical (opening in Warsaw 2005; Tokyo 2006)
QUOTE] Well, at that rate, it might reach the UK by 2015 (fingers and toes crossed!!) |
16 Sep 2005, 03:04 | #22 |
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Miss Saigon - I'd give my life for you is an absolutely fantastic song
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16 Sep 2005, 03:05 | #23 |
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I love a lot of the music from Les Mis too although haven't yet had the chance to see it
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16 Sep 2005, 12:52 | #24 |
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In no particular order:
Tanz der Vampire (Stuttgart) We Will Rock You (London - but would love to see Patti, Paul & John in the Las Vegas production!) Notre Dame de Paris (London - with Patti as Esmeralda) Whistle Down The Wind (London) Rent (London) Also had a lot of fun at The Blues Brothers Review at The Whitehall Theatre in London. Diane |
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