Not entirely sure what my all-time favourite musical is - there are just too many that I dearly love. But I have to say that Phantom of the Opera is definitely in my top 3 - cry every time I see it.
Not entirely sure what my all-time favourite musical is - there are just too many that I dearly love. But I have to say that Phantom of the Opera is definitely in my top 3 - cry every time I see it.
Massive fan of War of The Worlds musical, absolutely fantastic
Les Mis. Its probably my favourite because it was one of the first musicals I was introduced to as a child and I've also performed a lot of the songs from it when I used to sing. I liked the movie but the stage show, especially the 10th anniversary one with Colm Wilkinson and Ruthie Henshall was utter perfection. Nothing can top that imo.
Les Mis. Its probably my favourite because it was one of the first musicals I was introduced to as a child and I've also performed a lot of the songs from it when I used to sing. I liked the movie but the stage show, especially the 10th anniversary one with Colm Wilkinson and Ruthie Henshall was utter perfection. Nothing can top that imo.
Les Miserables - I've liked it for over 10 years now - the music is enchanting and beautiful and I especially like the 10th Anniversary version. Oklahoma! - One of the classic musicals I was introduced to as a child. Phantom of the Opera - I love this, the stage show particularly and it's impossible for me to choose a favourite song from it.
Would definitely love to go out to see more musicals, but it's having the time and money to do so The ones that I've seen properly on stage have been We Will Rock You, Stomp (both which were school trips), Rocky Horror Picture Show, The Producers.
I would have to say my favourites are Wicked and The Book Of Mormon? I've never seen them live but I would love to and the soundtracks are amazing. I've only seen three musicals live and they were Beauty and the Beast which was a dance trip in year seven at the local theatre, Joseph and the amazing technicolour dreamcoat when I was nineand was another local theatre and I saw Hairspray on the West End when I was twelve. It was amazing and I still have some of the confetti that streamed out of the giant hairspray can at the end.
Ghost- most incredible special effects I have ever seen.
I've seen all of these live, as well as Joseph, High School Musical and Blood Brothers, which were also brilliant Would LOVE to see Lion King, Les Mis or Phantom of the Opera next.