Favourite musical?

nolo1

My favourite used to be The Sound of Music (cheesy, I know!) but Les Miserables is definitely my favourite after seeing it on stage in London three years ago.

Nolanger

Pherekydes wrote: »

If you like Gene Kelly then get Anchors Aweigh too. If you haven't seen it of course.

Jeese, that movie was just awful. :rolleyes:

onlyliveonce

have seen so many, some i have seen include...the lion king, grease, joseph and the amazing tech..., sound of music, cats, phantom of the opera, hairspray, fiddler on the roof, wicked etc....went to see them all in either london or new york!

my absolute favourite was wicked though and coming second was phantom!

if only ireland had good musicals and an actual reputation for them they could make a fortune! london theatres are always busy when i go!!

WesternNight

onlyliveonce wrote: »

if only ireland had good musicals and an actual reputation for them they could make a fortune! london theatres are always busy when i go!!

I've seen some great musicals in Ireland.

Amateur musical theatre isn't given nearly enough support or credit.

greta

:DI like the Hip-hop and rock, because it arouse your passion for music .:)

faridos

Singing in the rain , is my favorite musical , i love it .

piggysue

Singing the Rain
Seven brides for seven brothers
Sweet Charity
Funny Girl

def are my top 4.

though i'm partial to hello dolly.. put on your sunday clothes.....

Caleb001

kings of lion . . . currently favorite . . . !!!

Prefab Sprouter

High Society is possibly my favourite (although not strictly a musical I suppose)
If not that then


The Producers

mittle

I loved Spring Awakening when I saw it. Also, HAIR, Next To Normal, Avenue Q, In The Heights...Thoroughly Modern Millie was also excellent.

Kevlyn20

Calamity Jane, Doris Day what a voice!! especially the bit when they are going to the dance on the wagons singing Black Hills of Dakota, loved it when I was a kid. Oliver!! Ron Moody & Oliver Reed are fantastic. Love Moulin Rouge too

nlgbbbblth

Hair is mine.

My Hair LPs.

The Agogo

Lil shop of Horrors ftw

The Little Fellow

Out of the ones I've seen, The Lion King.

Tijani

The Rocky Horror Show

Scoobydooo

Les Miserables

Amy33

The Sound of Music.

trojan banana

Just saw Evita...OMG that was something else! The talent is phenomenal and they totally managed to make it original again... it's the new west end production I think it's on a tour of Europe now

love porter

Titanic
chess
Le Mis
The Pirate Queen
Blood Brothers

Not in order but defo some of my favourites

And cant wait to see

Wicked

Seen rent on tv -- liked it

solerina

Les Miserables

emeraldstar

love porter wrote: »

Titanic

Freddie59

War Of The Worlds
The Lion King.
Jesus Christ Superstar.
Sound Of Music.
Mama Mia.
Grease.

GoldFour4

i don`t think you can really look past next to normal , i just love that show !

AndrewJD

Next to Normal is a modern masterpiece. Disappointing how so few people have heard of it, perhaps due to its lack of West End version. It seems to be in Scandinavia already though for some odd reason.

IrishZeus

Les Miserables, handsdown winner.

Elliejo

I love Jekyll and Hyde! Going to see it in the Grand Canal theatre in March. Also love The Hired Man.

Belle E. Flops

I haven't seen that many musicals but I loved Blood Brothers when I went to see it. Also have dvd of Man of La Mancha, absolutely love it!

randward

My dvds of High Society, Singing in the Rain and Meet me in St Louis have all been burned out and re-bought

Rocky Horror in the Grand Canal was fabulous....although an old woman we met in the bathroom hadnt seen the movie and was deeply traumatised! Hilarious

athtrasna

AndrewJD wrote: »

Next to Normal is a modern masterpiece. Disappointing how so few people have heard of it, perhaps due to its lack of West End version. It seems to be in Scandinavia already though for some odd reason.

Broadway version closes this weekend afaik. That often leads to a London Production, fingers was crossed. I love "My Psychopharmacologist and I" - so clever!

star-pants

Elliejo wrote: »

I love Jekyll and Hyde! Going to see it in the Grand Canal theatre in March.

I saw this in the NCH a couple of years ago - really enjoyed it