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"Fav is Rocky Horror Show" Quite a few of my friends love this one. Tim Curry has some amazing films but I'm afraid I didn't get on with this one | |||
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"Phantom of the Opera" Les mis for me (bev) | |||
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"Phantom of the Opera" I have yet to see this | |||
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"Phantom of the Opera Les mis for me (bev)" Enjoyed Les mis a lot. Have a few of the songs on my playlist | |||
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"The old stuff like Sound of music 7 brides for 7 brothers Carousel Oklahoma " Aside from the sound of music I haven't watched these yet | |||
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"Brother Where Art Thou Moulin Rouge Kinky Boots " Of course I've seen Kinky boots lol but not the others here. I use to watch The king and I with my nan and cousin when I was younger. I remember enjoying them aswell as Annie. So far a few have been mentioned I feel I should have seen by now. | |||
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"Brother Where Art Thou Moulin Rouge Kinky Boots Of course I've seen Kinky boots lol but not the others here. I use to watch The king and I with my nan and cousin when I was younger. I remember enjoying them aswell as Annie. So far a few have been mentioned I feel I should have seen by now." It all depends on whatever u r in the mood for - do u like the romance of them, the lyrics, the score, the choreography, the script, escapism, or just the energy of ‘any excuse for a song & dance’ ? I love all of it, esp the awesomeness in Miss Saigon - how they time their breathwork with singing etc - incredble | |||
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"Brother Where Art Thou Moulin Rouge Kinky Boots Of course I've seen Kinky boots lol but not the others here. I use to watch The king and I with my nan and cousin when I was younger. I remember enjoying them aswell as Annie. So far a few have been mentioned I feel I should have seen by now. It all depends on whatever u r in the mood for - do u like the romance of them, the lyrics, the score, the choreography, the script, escapism, or just the energy of ‘any excuse for a song & dance’ ? I love all of it, esp the awesomeness in Miss Saigon - how they time their breathwork with singing etc - incredble" Music is emotion in words and tune. So the story/message in the lyrics can get me. Escapism too. I'm a dreamer so enjoy all of that. Problem with being a dreamer is you spend your life asleep lol | |||
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"This is a great post - i love the forums for sharing much more varied interests x In my early childhood during the late ‘60’s & ‘70’s, i absolutely adored watching all the old classic musicals on TV with my mam. Saw The King & I in the cinema as a late night carnival special showing - really increased the buzz (still a child then) Later tho, my sister got hooked on The Wizard of Oz & 7 Brides For 7 Brothers & went on overkill watching them daily, as video players got invented, so i went off the constant breaking into song for no reason vibe. Like u, i never really got into Rocky Horror either, apart from i’d always found Tim Curry & Richard O’Brien to b very hot. Absolute Beginners was a flop in the ‘80’s. Later i got into musicals again when my son was little, esp Charlie & the Chocolate Factory (Johnny Depp), as he watched it repeatedly every day. Nowadays, i could watch The Red Shoes, Les Miserables & Miss Saigon forever. An American In Paris is utterly delightful - check the Live streams (or recorded) via the Vue etc cinemas from the National Theatre etc - much variety & can get really transported via the big screen & esp the angles & close ups filmed, even more so than via live stage shows. Matilda & Everyone’s Talking About Jamie r great too. Cabaret’s my all time fave - would love to check that out live, tho the original will always b more special in my heart x" Everyone’s talking about Jamie .. is fantastic. Miss Saigon great Lion king outstanding. I’m not a fan of dirty dancing the musical !! Really enjoyed Six the musical I had both Book of Mormon and Hamilton all arranged pre covid Yes I love the theatre shows and concerts. | |||
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"I’ve been involved in many musicals over the years. For me, West Side Story is way ahead, thanks to the artistry of Bernstein and Sondheim. The former’s musical score is incredible. Fiddler on the Roof is also wonderful, with some beautiful music (particularly The Sabbath Prayer). I’ve grown to appreciate the classic songwriting of Rodgers and Hammerstein, Irving Berlin etc over the years. I’m not really a fan of more recent ones, though I enjoyed Les Mis way more than I expected. " Fiddler on the roof is a favourite of mine. Recently watched the modern West side story.. preferred the original. Same with Footloose. Les mis was good. Greatest showman too | |||
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"Grease always brings a smile to my face" Oh yes of course. Probably the one I've watched the most | |||
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"This is a great post - i love the forums for sharing much more varied interests x In my early childhood during the late ‘60’s & ‘70’s, i absolutely adored watching all the old classic musicals on TV with my mam. Saw The King & I in the cinema as a late night carnival special showing - really increased the buzz (still a child then) Later tho, my sister got hooked on The Wizard of Oz & 7 Brides For 7 Brothers & went on overkill watching them daily, as video players got invented, so i went off the constant breaking into song for no reason vibe. Like u, i never really got into Rocky Horror either, apart from i’d always found Tim Curry & Richard O’Brien to b very hot. Absolute Beginners was a flop in the ‘80’s. Later i got into musicals again when my son was little, esp Charlie & the Chocolate Factory (Johnny Depp), as he watched it repeatedly every day. Nowadays, i could watch The Red Shoes, Les Miserables & Miss Saigon forever. An American In Paris is utterly delightful - check the Live streams (or recorded) via the Vue etc cinemas from the National Theatre etc - much variety & can get really transported via the big screen & esp the angles & close ups filmed, even more so than via live stage shows. Matilda & Everyone’s Talking About Jamie r great too. Cabaret’s my all time fave - would love to check that out live, tho the original will always b more special in my heart x Everyone’s talking about Jamie .. is fantastic. Miss Saigon great Lion king outstanding. I’m not a fan of dirty dancing the musical !! Really enjoyed Six the musical I had both Book of Mormon and Hamilton all arranged pre covid Yes I love the theatre shows and concerts. " I've been wanting to see Book of Mormon. | |||
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"Hamilton is on Disney plus.. Really good" I don't have D+ Paused after typing that but keeping it the way it is lol. If it's not on Youtube or Netflix I don't have easy access. I shall keep that one in mind though thanks | |||
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"What was the 50's Hollywood one About salvation army and attending temperance meeting Where they end up singing Stop rocking the boat" I think I know the song thanks to radio2 on sunday but couldn't tell you the musical it's from | |||
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"Any of the musicals with gene Kelly.don O'connor and grace kelly" Definitely | |||
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"My favourites are generally autobiographys, Buddy Holly story, Elvis, Purple Rain, Bohemian Rhapsody, La Bama, Grease and West side story, mainly rock n roll with a touch of romance " Bohemian Rhapsody was awesome. Something I could happily watch repeatedly | |||
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"Any of the musicals with gene Kelly.don O'connor and grace kelly Definitely " What's the song where all 3 are singing sitting and dancing on the sofa | |||
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"Rock of ages Greatest showman Phantom Jersey Boys. " Greatest Showman songs litter my playlist lol. | |||
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"paint your wagon is my fave musical " That's the only song I can sing in tune to | |||
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"Still Crazy. It’s a British comedy about an aging rock band going back on tour. It’s got Billy Connolly, Bill Nighy and Timothy Spall in it. It’s pretty funny and has some good tunes. " Never even heard of this one. Sounds good | |||
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"What was the 50's Hollywood one About salvation army and attending temperance meeting Where they end up singing Stop rocking the boat" Guys n Dolls | |||
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"Love Rocket Man La La Land I think this thread’s the best i’ve ever enjoyed on Fab - big thanks OP for sharing x" Your welcome lol. I struggled with LaLa Land and into the woods.. But Bugsy Malone, Rockef Man, Hairspray., all awesome | |||
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"The old stuff like Sound of music 7 brides for 7 brothers Carousel Oklahoma " Oh my goodness, yes | |||
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"Oh yes! I’d forgotten about all those too - love Sondheim Sweeney Todd Into The Woods Godspell Joseph Bugsy Malone A Star is Born Hairspray Hair & rock operas Tommy Quadrophenia Just realised musicals have been " Was just thinking had anyone mentioned Quadrophenia and Tommy And yo and behold...look who's on the same wavelength | |||
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"The original King and I. I watched it back to back 3 times on my way to Singapore. More modern is Wicked, great songs." I forgot about Wicked. Will have to watch that | |||
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"What about Little Shop of Horrors. Such a classic. Feed me Seymour!! Haha. " I only vaguely remember this. Not seen it since I was in school | |||
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