What Was The Last Play You Attended?

and gypsy

not much for the theater though...girlfriend dragged me to the former and starred in the latter so...didn't have much of a choice

starring Joe Sears and Jaston Williams.

it up north this summer but unfortunately I never got up there to see him :cry:

... the stage version and the Norman Lear HBO version. It's hysterical!! I just adore Vera!

I have ask my friend if I can barrow here tape, I die every time I watch that video!

Seven Brides for Seven Brothers. It was pretty good, considering they are such a small college it couldn't have been easy getting enough actors that could also sing.

And I'm going to Chicago in a week or so. *shrug* I'm not really one for plays that aren't musicals.

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Last summer.


It was very good.

:puke: They've never done anything for me.

friend of mine was sick and could not attend (single parent and it was her daughter) so I became that person the little gal could scan for in the crowd. :D

Coconut Grove, Florida, '69 or 70. My father took me as, I guess, some sort of effort to relate to me.

Not counting school plays, of course.

The lead was good, everyone else sucked

I knew a cast member.

Minneapolis is a great theater town, and I plan to subscribe to some series next year. That's the only way I'll get myself geared up to go see anything, even though I love attending live theater. But this was the year for adding music and dance subscriptions.

Several years ago at a small theater company in an old firehouse. Turns out a co-worker at the time was in it and I had no idea.

and I can't remember the title (On edit... after searching, I believe it was Miriam's Flowers)... thanks a lot for making me miss NY.

I was mostly Spot 1, but for one show I had to operate the sound board.

and it was absolutely fabulous. The actress portraying Barbara Jordan nailed her to a "T"

The week before that I saw Jubilee theatre production of "God's Trombones" adaptation of James Weldon Johnson's "Creation" poem

I absolutely LOVE live theatre, and we try to go to a few plays every year.

The winter series for Casa Manana /Bass Hall is CATS, Miss Saigon, Grease (w/Frankie Avalon), Tuna Christmas, Red White and Tuna, and one other that I can't remember right this minute.

First time I have been tempted to buy season tickets in a long time.

I do want to see CATS in the Bass if I can

My niece was always into singing and acting and when she was little I told her I would take her to a Broadway show for her 16th birthday. She never forgot I said that and held me to it. She picked Rent because she was just fanatic about the story and the music. She knows all the words to every song. After that weekend so did I. I took her and one of her girlfriends and they sang constantly.

We flew from NC to NY, stayed at the Hilton, toured the city for a couple of days, seeing all the tourist sites of course. I have some wonderful pictures of the twin towers. It's weird to think that just a few months later they were gone.

The night of the show I surprised her with a prearranged limo to take us to and from the show and a drive around to see the neon lights on Broadway (they are bright ya know)

I was not familiar with Rent and was disappointed about her choice, but damn it was good! After seeing it I was very glad she picked it. She gave me a CD of the soundtrack and it used to crack her up every time I would sing one of the songs from it.

Memories are lighting the corners of my mind....

A four-person revue/send-up of B'way present and past, with some topical stuff thrown in, to boot.

An inexpensive way to spend a couple of hours.

Touring company played in Oregon last September. Just received the CD of the movie soundtrack of The Phantom of the Opera. (I review books, films, and theater for a local broadcasting outlet.)

at the local playhouse, a friend of a friend played the psycho

the female lead, Catherine Marshall, in "A Man Called Peter" in our high school senior play. That was at North Miami Senior High School, in 1956!

Last time it came to SF. I love going to the theater but due to budgetary constraints, I'm not able to that often. Plus it's always a chore to convince hubby that he'll have a wonderful time when we do (which he always does - it's just as difficult to get him to a rock concert or a sporting event. He'd just as soon stay home and I'm very similar so that's another reason - neither of us motivates the other).

Neither of us likes to cook. I'm trying to rededicate myself to going back into the kitchen, but after almost 32 years of marriage and raising five kids, I'd rather eat out every night, thank you.

in Tampa in (I think) 1999. We have the Little Theater just a few blocks away but never been.

The next one I'd like to see is Master Harold and the Boys.

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It was was about 6 years ago. The play was "Inherit the Wind" with George C Scott.

Absolutely terrific musical! AND...we got out tickets for half price. :-)

T

What a coincidence. ;-)

Of course, I saw it in Chicago, and for free. :D

Doug says (and I agree) that it's just a wonderful homage to the Broadway musical.

And, well...seeing it for FREE is even better (I was wondering how the Chicago production was. :-))

T

It was great. Michael and I actually used to go see the author's other musicals when he was staging them up at a little theatre on Northwestern's campus.

BatBoy used to do children's theatre with a guy who was in the Cardiff Giant theatre company, so we felt obligated to go and support their shows. Almost all of them were as bizarre and unusual as Urinetown. One of them even starred Alexandra Billings, pre-operation.

Mark Hollman was also in the Cardiff Giant ensemble cast and went on to write Urinetown. Small world. :-)

a new production by Edmonds' own Driftwood Players.

and it was a trip. Folks laughed - but didn't seem to get much of the meaning of the 'parables' being shared. Being in the audience, and getting the play, and realizing that many around did not - was rather surreal.

Next month we're going to see "The Full Monty"

Saw it last summer they have Shakespeare in the park every year here, always a fun time. :)

touring company with Petula Clark. She was good, but I would have killed to see Glenn Close in the orginal.

I really liked it. Michael J. Weiss (who was in the TV show "The Pretender") gave an excellent performance.