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LoggyBren
ANSWERS: 29
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Ragtime
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I saw Mame at the Fifth Avenue in Seattle this past February. I love live theater, but I don't get to go as often as I'd like.
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The last big name musical that I saw was Les Miserables when the broadway one toured
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We Will Rock You And they did!! Awesome!
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Last year our "big" Christmas present was buying tickets to see "Wicked" last December.
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Chicago, in London, was the last musical I saw. I did see Stomp after that but I'm not sure if you consider that a musical.
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I have seen a couple of small town shows bUT I remember walking in down town Toronto and deciding at the last minute to go see Cats. I was only in my 20's and I loved it.I still have the paperwork from it.
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That's easy..I've only ever seen one and that was "Damn Yankees". I don't remember how long ago, but it was many many years ago! :)
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Les Miserables
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Once on this Island.
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Oklahoma!
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Phantom of the Opera on Broadway. Loved it!
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The last stage show I saw was Slava's Snowshow, but I the last actual theater musical was "Celia"
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Chicago
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Wicked in June, 2007.
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ABBA. it is a surprisingly good show. We used to go to the West End once or twice a month to see a show.
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"Where's Charlie" (San Diego Starlight Opera)
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cat's
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"Wicked" and "Phantom of the Opera" when I was in NYC a couple of weeks ago for one of my broadway binges lol.
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Legally Blonde on January 1, 2009.
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Mamma Mia! Saw it in Toronto and it was awesome.
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WICKED! its reely good 2! but i REELY wanna c The Phantom of the Opera
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The Little Mermaid. The only reason I went was to see and support the fabulous Heidi Blickenstaff as Ursula. She was phenominal.
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Crybaby!
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Big Bad Musical - I thought it was going to be awful but I was pleasantly surprised. There's this song in it called "The Other Side" that The Evil Stepmother sings. If you guys have the lyrics to it and post it I will love you forever!! "It's time to see the other side And read between the lines Open up your eyes The other side is mine" The notorious Big Bad Wolf is being slapped with a class-action lawsuit by storybooks of quirky characters who want to get even: Little Red Riding Hood, her Grandmother, the Three Little Pigs and the Shepherdess in charge of the Boy Who Cried Wolf. Sydney Grimm covers the trial for TV. The Evil Stepmother and the Fairy Godmother are the lawyers. Mr. Big Bad Wolf makes a good case for himself as he sings with his entourage of lovely Wolfettes.
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Hair.
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Wicked. Great play!
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Hamilton on Broadway
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I'm a straight guy from old-school upbringing - I don't do musicals.
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