Favorite Musical

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Tyranicus. Dollop of Whipped Cream Member # 391	written Wednesday, June 28 2006 07:33 Profile Homepage #25 quote: Originally written by Sprong: *although I heard that The Lion King* was great.** It really was great. So much better than the Disney movie. The costumes and the stage were truly fantastic; actually, the stage was just unbelievable. And even the acting and the song were pretty good. Thus is pretty obvious that it's my favorite. I truly enjoyed the "Afro-Brazilian show" though, it was pretty amazing. -------------------- "Tyranicus is about the only one that still posts in the Nethergate Forum." —Randomizer Spiderweb Chat Room Shadow Vale - My site, home of the Spiderweb Chat Database, BoA Scenario Database, & the A1 Quest List, among other things. Posts: 562 \| Registered: Friday, December 14 2001 08:00
WiKiSpidweb Infiltrator Member # 3441	written Thursday, June 29 2006 19:53 Profile Homepage #26 I can't stand Sondheim. My roommate is a Theatre major and I hear it way too much. All he does is overlap monotone dialogue and call it music. This is an exageration, of course, but the music has no meat to it. Other musicals that greatly bother me are Falsettos and A New Brain. And a million mor I can't think of. As for what I like, it depends on my mood. Avenue Q is great, as is Rent. Spamalot is hysterical. I like some of Jason Robert Brown's work, especially Parade. Weber has a place close to my heart, since I grew up with his music, especially Phantom and Jesus Christ. Les Miserables is another longtime favorite of mine. The only show I've seen on Broadway was Movin' Out, which is more of a musical review than a musical. I'm rambling here, but only because I have a lot of opinions on this subject. -------------------- "As our circle of knowledge expands, so does the circumference of darkness surrounding it." --Albert Einstein -------------------- Posts: 536 \| Registered: Sunday, September 7 2003 07:00
Kryten Warrior Member # 6923	written Friday, June 30 2006 01:14 Profile Homepage #27 Les Misérables, and the Essgee S&G trilogy(Pirates of Penzance, Mikado, HMS Pinafore). -------------------- "There are no turtles anywhere" Ponder Stibbons One, Two, Three, Pfhor, Five… Avernum 2 AM Status - Maps - Tomb of Dahris-Bok - Annotation - Fort Draco/Ganrick Spider/Areana Caves I have an interest in "custard titles". I want one. Now! Posts: 74 \| Registered: Friday, March 17 2006 08:00
Or else o'erleap. Law Bringer Member # 335	written Friday, June 30 2006 13:42 Profile Homepage #28 What about their red-headed stepchild, Ruddigore, or their many other Savoy Operas? —Alorael, who hasn't seen most of those operas. But they're probably brilliant! Posts: 14579 \| Registered: Saturday, December 1 2001 08:00
Drew By Committee Member # 4233	written Friday, June 30 2006 15:03 Profile #29 If we're including Opera, then I have to throw in The Marriage of Figaro. Mozart is good times. Posts: 2242 \| Registered: Saturday, April 10 2004 07:00