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I was a lot younger, but when I went to NYC with my family, I saw Rent. It was a great Broadway show and it was before the movie came out. I’d definitely like to see something again.
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How to see a Broadway musical, on Broadway
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 "Watched Spring Awakening last year"
How I did it: Got $10 tickets from the College of Arts and Science (NYU) during their Welcome Week programs. Saw it at the Eugene O'Neill theater, Too bad the show closed, or would have watched it again.
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How I did it: The first show I saw was with the family I worked for; I'm a nanny. We all went to see "The Little Mermaid" and while I don't know that I would have chosen it for my first Broadway musical, I can't deny that the sets and the talent is amazing! I'm not sure how Linda came about obtaining the tickets... probably just from the box office at about $100ea. I recently went and saw "Guys and Dolls" by myself and it was great. I'm biased, though,… Read how I did it…
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A Chorus Line
8 months ago
I saw the revival back in February, it was my first Broadway show. It totally blew my mind, I’d recommend it to anybody! I had heard rumors it was closing though…did anyone hear that too?
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10 months ago
I’ve seen lots on (and off) Broadway. Next on the list is ‘Wicked’ which I hear is pretty good.
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The Drowsey Chaperone
12 months ago
It was hilarious.
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12 months ago
I saw Cats, but it kind of sucked because I was pretty young at the time. Also I just think it’s not that great of a musical.
New York New York
14 months ago
I went to NYC last week with a friend. We caught Wicked, which was awesome and sadly awesomely expensive… Even better, we discovered a deal that most shows have daily if you have the time to take an hour out of your traveling. Shows often have a “lottery” system, and you queue up to enter for 2 tickets (around $21-30 dollars). 1/2 an hour later names are drawn. The tickets are for the front row(s) of the show and the number they draw depend on the size of the production (i.e. Wicked draws like 27 names of 2 tickets and Avenue Q draws 6 names of 2 tickets). It’s easier to ‘win’ on the low days of tourism (non-weekends. My friend and I “won” Avenue Q tickets for $21.50 each, and the show was so worth that price (but not full!). However, my FAVORITE show turned out to be CRY BABY, currently in the preview stage and priced at $54! It felt much more like the true musicals of the 50’s… Enjoy!
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2 Shows last week!!!
15 months ago
We went to see Young Frankenstein and Rent last week. Both of them were fantastic shows!!! It was so much fun and excited to be on Broadway to see the shows!
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16 months ago
Fiddler on the Roof, and Sweet Charity. They were both really good. There’s nothing like seeing something live like that. The actors always have so much energy, even though it’s their million and first time performing it. I really want to see Les Miserables next. My school is performing it this april, and i’m in the pit orchestra, so it would be fun to see it done by real professionals.
Saw four in December.
16 months ago
Amazing guys. If you haven’t been already…do it.
Went to see Wicked, Hairspray, Les Miserables and Spring Awakening.
The picture if Jonathan Groff and Me. The star of Spring Awakening. Awesome guy!
