What are your favourite musicals and why?
Wed, 12 Sept 2001, 10:20 pmThe Review Master41 posts in thread
What are your favourite musicals and why?
Wed, 12 Sept 2001, 10:20 pmHi all,
Now just what is your favourite musical/s and why ? I hope to get a great response from this one! (if i get any that is)
My all time favourites list include Les Miserables (of course!), also the King and I, Oliver, My Fair Lady. There are more of course but I don't want to go into too many right now.
I'll talk about why I adore these musicals when i get some kind of feedback on the topic.
The Review Master
RE: What are your favourite musicals and why?
Thu, 13 Sept 2001, 08:04 pmLes Mis is and always will be my favorite - as those in the cast of the Regal Les Mis will tell you I can (and regularly do) sing every bar of it. It was the first major musical I ever saw, and it was the show which decided me on this profession (good? bad??) at the age of eleven.
Other musicals which I love (but have less of a personal and emotional connection with) include: Falsettos (always makes me cry), Guys and Dolls (IMO the musical with consistently the best music and lyrics throughout - there isn't one song I skip through when listening on the CD player), Jesus Christ Superstar (like Lloyd-Webber or not, this musical is genius), Funny Girl (the first musical I dressed up and lip synched to in my livingroom when I was 5), Blood Brothers (/really/ makes me cry), and Babes in Arms (the greatest musical from one of the greatest musical collaborations ever - Rogers and Hart).
Other honorable mentions include King and I (have to have a Rodgers and Hammerstein in there somewhere), A Chorus Line (and I'm not just saying this to impress Old Mill!:-), Cabaret/Chicago/The World Goes Round (contains all the greatest hits of another legendary collaboration, Kander & Ebb) and Hair (I got a helluva crush on the lead in the '92 national touring production).
My contributions,
Amanda Chesterton
Other musicals which I love (but have less of a personal and emotional connection with) include: Falsettos (always makes me cry), Guys and Dolls (IMO the musical with consistently the best music and lyrics throughout - there isn't one song I skip through when listening on the CD player), Jesus Christ Superstar (like Lloyd-Webber or not, this musical is genius), Funny Girl (the first musical I dressed up and lip synched to in my livingroom when I was 5), Blood Brothers (/really/ makes me cry), and Babes in Arms (the greatest musical from one of the greatest musical collaborations ever - Rogers and Hart).
Other honorable mentions include King and I (have to have a Rodgers and Hammerstein in there somewhere), A Chorus Line (and I'm not just saying this to impress Old Mill!:-), Cabaret/Chicago/The World Goes Round (contains all the greatest hits of another legendary collaboration, Kander & Ebb) and Hair (I got a helluva crush on the lead in the '92 national touring production).
My contributions,
Amanda Chesterton
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