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  1. olides84

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    Yeah there's not so many musicals as much as movies, and this one is totally new and probably won't ever get famous. But I saw tonight at Edinburgh Fringe Festival one called "Wolfboy" which is kinda a musical version of 'Lost Boys' and 'Mysterious Skin'. Not really, but I don't know how else to describe it. But it did have two gorgeous British actor leads who sung pretty well, were shirtless half the time, and had more than a few homoerotic, werewolf interactions :icon_wink

    So what was the last musical you saw, and what did you think of it?
     
    #1 olides84, Aug 21, 2009
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    Good idea for a thread Jeff! ( You always seem to have great ones! :grin:)

    I can't remember the last Musical/Play I saw though... it might've been Slava's Snow Show... WHICH IS AMAZING BTW
     
    #2 Shevanel, Aug 21, 2009
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    the last musical i saw was spring awakening back in july. it was my fourth time seeing the show but it was my first time sitting on stage. the show is amazing! i absolutely recommend it to everyone. i never saw it on broadway but i did see it on tour in LA and lastly in DC. i'm waiting for the costa mesa stop so i can watch it again. haha im kind of obsessed lol.
    oh shoot wait the last musical i saw was hair lol. again it wasnt on broadway but it was at a small theatre in anaheim hills. soooo amazingly fun and awesome! sooo good. really loved it.
     
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    were the world mine. IF we're talking in an actual theater, then it'd be Avenue Q last summer. me and my "girlfriends" (girls who are friends) went ands saw it with my mom and some of my aunts as part of mom's birthday present. we three sang along with each of the musical numbers and had a blast :slight_smile:
     
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    Wicked - saw it in London just over a year ago. It was great :slight_smile:
     
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    I saw Avenue Q last summer as well. It's cool that you can have fun at a risque show like that with your mom and aunts - mine are too old fashioned I guess.
     
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    I went to Avenue Q a couple of weeks ago with my mum. We both loved it :slight_smile:
    The next musical I'm seeing is probably Phantom of the Opera when I go to London in a month :grin:
     
    #7 Lychee, Aug 21, 2009
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    The last musical I saw was the Phantom of the Opera, but the last musical I was in was Beauty and the Beast in the pit orchestra. :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes:
     
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    wicked in chicago last november
     
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    Avenue Q in London about a month ago, next couple are Wicked in London in a couple of weeks, and a touring production of We Will Rock You at the end of Sept.

    Love Avenue Q - great fun - and have heard good things about Wicked...
     
    #10 tm74, Aug 23, 2009
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    hmm if we mean movie wise then it was Grease which i watched last night if you mean theatre wise then i saw Wicked a couple of months ago
     
    #11 carrie90, Aug 23, 2009
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    last and only only muscial i saw was Rent back in march with my mom, it was gret loved the music,

    probably goign to see rock of ages, with my family in new york in like october or something.
     
    #12 Metalbiguy, Aug 23, 2009
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    I saw Monty Python last summer. It was hilarious.
     
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    Starlight Express. On rollerskates. Very lighthearted but I enjoyed it :slight_smile:

    Before that, when I was in NYC I saw:
    1) Spring Awakening. Wasn't that impressed- it was ok but nowhere near as awesome (imho) as...
    2) Hairspray! Terrific acting with some of the original cast incld Tracy's mum (!)
     
    #14 nickmc, Aug 24, 2009
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    I was lucky enough to see the original Starlight Express in London (when they actually raced around "tracks" built around the audience - I think only the German show still does this...)

    Spectacular show - but not exactly "plot driven"... :icon_bigg
     
    #15 tm74, Aug 25, 2009
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    IRL, Hairspray.
    Movie wise, HSM3 (which I'm guessing the die hard won't accept, but I liked it)
     
    #16 bob4carl09, Aug 25, 2009
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    The Gay Agenda's Great Big Broadway: Berkshire Fringe Edition
     
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    West Side Story on Broadway! It was so good!!
     
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    Joseph and the amazing technicolour dream coat in Leicester

    I actually enjoyed it alot
     
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    Hmm... I think that last one I saw this summer was Wicked, which was quite amazing. This summer I get to see The Lion King (again), Mamma Mia, etc. It's gonna rock!
     
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