What Is The Last Play Or Musical You Saw. Rate It.

[kiobe]

I saw Spamalot in Las Vegas a few weeks ago. If you are a Monty Python fan, don't miss it. It was the greatest show I've seen in a long time.:lol::bawling: :lol: It's touring the states now. I couldn't find a site that just showed tour dates without a sales pitch so I'm not gonna push any particular site. I do know it is comming to Portland Oregon in August 07'. I've got my tickets;) .


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[Pensive]

I have seen stage plays in college and school functions, but never in a theatre.

[papayahed]

I think it was Mamma Mia. Loved it!!!! 5/5. It was a rollercoster of emotions.

[Hyacinth42]

Well.... I saw Cats a little bit ago and I LOVED it SOOOOO much! I even got myself a Cats hat (Now I can say darn Cats when my hat is covered in cat fur and feel silly). But, I recently did the lights for an original musical "Pet Sounds". I didn't really like the plot, but it was funny and the actors could sing so *shrugs*. Although, I think I've seen it all the way through about 12 times, and it kinda got old after number 4 or 5... Saturday was our last show, although we're thinking of doing it again in the begining of next year.

[livelaughlove]

There's a Gilmore Girls play??? Surely not...

I saw Spamalot when I was in New York last year. It was hilarious!! I enjoyed it very much.

The last thing I saw was High School Musical...the stage version was cute and enjoyable but it was comprised of mostly high school students and the people who chose the kids didn't do a great job matching the kids to the voice ranges... I think both the kids and the show would have been much better had some of them switched roles... I still like the movie version better.

[bibliophile190]

Ummm, the last musical I was an audience member for was My Fair Lady, which was brilliant. However, I was an actor in a production of Singin' In Rain, which went so well.

[Pensive]

There's a Gilmore Girls play??? Surely not...

Oops, I mistook play as drama.

[Bakiryu]

Phantom of the Opera.

I fell in love with Christine's voice (and Christine)

[barbara0207]

Went to see "The Lion King" during a stay in Hamburg. As I knew Elton John's music (Can't you feel the love tonight etc.) I had great expectations - and was of course disappointed. The costumes were beautiful, but most of the music was boring. :sick:

Right now I have tickets for "We Will Rock You" (Queen) in Cologne. I hope that will be better. I love the music of that band.

[byquist]

"Death of a Salesman" -- difficult play to do and was well-done.

[Visionary3]

We saw Into the Woods at a dinner theater and it was charming. Attended two symphony performances in a beautiful old theater where everyone dressed up and they served before performance food and drink. Then we went to the youngsters symphony performance and it was a casual affair. Felt we had to encourage these young people.

[Niamh]

i think the last musical i saw was miss saigon. Brought my mam to see it and the two of us cried like babys at the end! Wonderful!

[byquist]

"Inherit the Wind" -- Brian Dennehey and Christopher Plummer on Broadway, high-powered and energetic.

[*Classic*Charm*]

To Kill A Mockingbird at the Canadian Stratford Festival. Incredible. The kids who played Scout and Jem were amazing.