Favorite play and/or musical?

[laura]

I was just wondering what you're favorite plays and/or musicals are?

my favorite musical or play is Hairspray

[Charlotte Levy]

this was so hard I love so many plays and musicals!! but at this current moment I would say

play:
Feelgood (by Alistair Beaton)

Musical:
Parade (music by Jason Robert Brown)

This is most likely to change soon, but at the moment both are a must see, however Feelgood is a very British play so anyone outside the UK might not find it as funny as me.

[Jessica L.]

Play: Proof (by David Auburn) and Charlie's Aunt
Musical: Into the Woods and Seussical

[Violet Loserface McCarrot]

rent or sweeney todd. and i really don't WANT to like phantom of the opera, but i do.

[Megan Szmyd]

Les Miserables, hands down, followed by Pirate Queen, followed distantly by Phantom of the Opera.

Peter Pan--the NON-musical version.

[emmet]

i just saw peter pan at the stratford festival. it was pretty freakin' great, i must admit. :)

[TheRachel]

I love plays, but I tend to favor musicals
favorites in order of favoriteness
CATS
Rent
Legally Blonde
Sweeny Todd
Pippin' (My school did it last year, and I fell in love with it)

...Brain fart, I can't remember the rest, DARN YOU BRAIN!

[Lukas Samuel Swartz]

Well... these are all of the productions I have been a part of, and I will write them in order of which ones I liked most (Hint--> the list is starting really positive and then working towards the ones I abhorred):

Into The Woods
Barnum
Of Mice and Men
Thoroughly Modern Millie
God's Favorite
Oklahoma
Annie
Steel Magnolias

Of all the musicals I know of and have experienced, Wicked is easily my favorite!

[Molly]

For musicals, the number 1 is a tie between Rent and Next to Normal. Rent is sadly no longer running, but if you haven't seen Next to Normal, believe me - you want to.

Others high on the list include Spring Awakening, Hair, Chicago, The Phantom of the Opera, Aida, Avenue Q, Wicked, Jesus Christ Superstar.....etc.

[emmet]

angels in america. i've poured over every inch of it in every form available to me at every opportunity + it still blows my mind to itty bitty happy smithereens.

[emmet]

also, i'm increasingly obsessed with elizabeth rex. as of this weekend, i own 3 different versions of it -- audio, dvd + book. so my obsession has waaaaay too many angles of interpretation to revel in.

[Alexa The Owl]

I was in a scene from Angles in America, I played Harper in the scene where she and Prior meet in the dream/hallucination. I really want to read the play.

[emmet]

oh wow, you definitely should.

there's also a mini-series which is thoroughly worth watching. fracking amazing cast. :) i actually discovered it via the mini-series, + i still adore it.

the prior/harper hallucination/dream is such a great scene. i got to do it with one of my best friends on the steps of the library for an event called 'live homosexual acts'...so much fun. :)

haha...major risk once you know the whole (2) play(s), though: because it's so huge + so relevant, you will find yourself referring to it in EVERY POSSIBLE SITUATION, + people will definitely get exasperated with you. ;)