Tale of Two Cities.

It's recent with fresh young actors and I got to see an early show for free, thanks to my sister's drama teacher. It was magical, the singing was great and the actors were phenominal. I even cried. Then we got to meet the actors behind the stage and got AUTOGRAPHS. It was a great thing. I have only seen...two? musicals-maybe-in my life but this one was awesome.

My favorite play I saw was Romeo and Juliet live. I liked the awesome acting and drama I saw when I was in England. It was so perfectly done, I just can't describe the words of how the dialogue was portrayed, the costumes, and the wonderful props they used. Every time I see it, it makes me cry. I went to a Renaissance Faire one time and saw it done only it was re written at the end to where it was not a tragedy and no one died. Mercutio survived, and Tibalt did too. At the end Juliet wakes up in time and is able to prevent Romeo from drinking the poison. The Epilogue is they elope to another kingdom in Sicily and live the rest of their lives happily ever after.

I have not seen Phantom of the Opera live, I really want to though. I saw the movie, and it is a sad one. To me it's another tragedy.

I don't know if operas are under musicals, but if they are then I am going to say Repo! The Genetic Opera
I just love that movie and it's the first horror movie that I haven't been afraid of! ^^'

I mean the two main characters are pretty famous actors:
Main Female is Shilo performed by Alexa Vega who was the girl from Spy Kids.
Main Male is Repo/Nathan performed by Anthony Stewart Head who was Giles on the TV show Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

So I suggest this to anyone who loves horror/catchy songs/good plot movie! ^3^

Spring Awakening~~ It was amazing! I also loved Tale of Two Cities, though it lastes for a short time ):
And South Pacific was amazing and sad :C

I liked these because they moved me, and I connected to the characters. Not to meantion the amazing songs!

Cats. We have a tape of it, and I've been watching since I was a baby, and cd's too. Also a casette. My family tends to have multipe copies of things, but anyways, last year's Christmas presnt was tickets too a local performance, and it was so well done.