Best Musical You've Seen/Heard
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AND...REPO: THE GENETIC OPREA!
also Little shop of horrors.
AND...REPO: THE GENETIC OPREA!
also Little shop of horrors.
Spring Awakening
Jesus Christ Superstar
Beauty and the Beast
Dr. Horrible
The Sound of Music
My favs.
Jesus Christ Superstar
Beauty and the Beast
Dr. Horrible
The Sound of Music
My favs.
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Thats counts, right? If not then I have no other choice as I don't watch musicals.
Thats counts, right? If not then I have no other choice as I don't watch musicals.
Der Glöckner von Notre Dame- a german broadway musical based on the hunchback of notre dame book adaptations AND the disney movie. And it actually was pretty damn good.
Most of the songs came from the movie, and while it does follow the basic storyline from the movie as well, it remains to be pretty dark which is true to the book. Shame it stopped running.
Most of the songs came from the movie, and while it does follow the basic storyline from the movie as well, it remains to be pretty dark which is true to the book. Shame it stopped running.
I'm sorry but some of these picks are so stupid, if you want a musical for comedy purposes then yeah maybe one of the ones from the first page
If you want something beautiful: Phantom Of The Opera
All I ask of you is one of the single most beautiful songs ever written
If you want something beautiful: Phantom Of The Opera
All I ask of you is one of the single most beautiful songs ever written
this and ROCK OF AGES- all the badassness of classic rock put into a musical that is constantly taking the piss out of itselfMaxChaos said:
Uh...
I'm going to have to go with 1776, because watching the US Founding Fathers dancing and singing is pretty god damned entertaining.
The surprising thing is that the overall portrayal of events in it is really close to what actually happened, even a lot of the offhand things they say are accurate quotes.
I'm going to have to go with 1776, because watching the US Founding Fathers dancing and singing is pretty god damned entertaining.
The surprising thing is that the overall portrayal of events in it is really close to what actually happened, even a lot of the offhand things they say are accurate quotes.
I've seen only few musicals, but of the few I've seen, they are pretty good:
Tommy (Featuring Music from The Who and starring Roger Daltrey and Ann Margaret. It's Rock Opera at its finest, I think)
Sweeney Todd
Moulin Rouge!
Oklahoma! (Can't ignore the classics. I actually saw this one performed on stage, it was amazing)
Gypsy (Again, another Stage performance. Not bad at all. I can't say a thing for the Bette Midler movie)
Pink Floyd's The Wall (Just saw it, it was perhaps the most chilling musical I've ever seen. Highly Recommended.)
The Rocky Horror Picture Show (If you get a chance to see the stage play, I will envy you, I've only seen the movie multiple times)
Across The Universe (I thought it was heavy-handed in Beatles Music, but I'd still recommend it.)
and while the Olivia Newton-John version of Xanadu isn't considered great, I've heard the stage musical version of it is divine (If you see it, envy will cloud over my head)
Tommy (Featuring Music from The Who and starring Roger Daltrey and Ann Margaret. It's Rock Opera at its finest, I think)
Sweeney Todd
Moulin Rouge!
Oklahoma! (Can't ignore the classics. I actually saw this one performed on stage, it was amazing)
Gypsy (Again, another Stage performance. Not bad at all. I can't say a thing for the Bette Midler movie)
Pink Floyd's The Wall (Just saw it, it was perhaps the most chilling musical I've ever seen. Highly Recommended.)
The Rocky Horror Picture Show (If you get a chance to see the stage play, I will envy you, I've only seen the movie multiple times)
Across The Universe (I thought it was heavy-handed in Beatles Music, but I'd still recommend it.)
and while the Olivia Newton-John version of Xanadu isn't considered great, I've heard the stage musical version of it is divine (If you see it, envy will cloud over my head)
"Spring time, for Hitler, and Geeeeeermanyyyyyy
Winter, for Poland, and Fraaaaaaance"
The Producers, most definitely
Winter, for Poland, and Fraaaaaaance"
The Producers, most definitely
I agree Nightmare before christmas is god like but unfortunatly I havent seen avenue Q, Ive heard some of its music though and I thought it was very good.....The internet is really really great....dommyuk said:
