BlueSky

And i still owe nix a trip to see Wicked

Must take a ponder down at xmas time and see a west end production.

retired_butterflyporsha

seen chicago, which was ok. didnt want to see it though, honest

I want to see les miserables and phantom of the opera.

retired_secretdiet

unless your talking about high school musical not interested

retired_mnw_cna

I love musicals. Am very sad. Nothing Lloyd Webber, mind. We're talking proper '40s and '50s stuff.

retired_nicichiro

What did you make of The Drowsy Chaperone?

retired_Nikelesy

Last few I have seen are blood Brothers, Women in White and Chicago

Women in White by far the best in the past couple of years I have seen

retired_nauticaperson

I like some of the old ones on film (High Society) but Lloyd Webber can gtf

Starling2003

Really want to see the Lion King and Les Mis.

BlueSky

The Potiphar song > *

Love my fair lady too, just never seems to come to Edinburgh very often.

Fitness Matt

I love musicals. However, I prefer those where the songs actually propel the narrative rather than those where it just seems that they stop every now and again and sing something. The only exception to that rule is Cabaret, where the purpose of the songs was as a counterpoint to the real world outside the Kitkat Club.

I'm rather averse to the new trend of taking an artists back catalogue and building a musical around them. again, there's an exception, which is the Madness musical Our House, which does work rather well.

My favourites - Evita (still think the film is massively underrated, I think it's the best tranlation of a stage musical to film ever.), Joseph, Jesus Christ Superstar, Rocky Horror Show, Little Shop Of Horrors, and the mighty Les Mis.

I desperately wanted The Producers to be good. But it wasn't.