Can anyone suggest any good broadway...?

Question:...plays or musicals, I love it and have season tickets to both the opera and broadway accross america but am going to NY this upcoming weekend and want to go to broadway. This would be my first time. Any suggestions? I really liked Wicked and My Fair Lady and Operas I enjoyed Rigoletto and Tosca

Best Answer - Chosen by Asker: ...plays or musicals, I love it and have season tickets to both the opera and broadway accross america but am going to NY this upcoming weekend and want to go to broadway. This would be my first time. Any suggestions? I really liked Wicked and My Fair Lady and Operas I enjoyed Rigoletto and Tosca

I recommend Young Frankenstein if you love the movie and want a good laugh.
The Little Mermaid was really good also.
Avenue Q is LOL funny and has a crude sort of potty humor if you like that.
A Chorus Line is amazing and it's legendary and all.
Phantom of the Opera would be really good if you like the Opera although it's not really an Opera but it's still wonderful!
And The Lion King is good too

Spamalot.
It is AMAZING...
But you have to see Holy Grail to understand it sorta.

see Rent! It's going off broadway june 1!

I really enjoyed wicked aswell, i think you would like Hairspray. Or Mary Poppins, If you can, go and see rent, thats amazing. So is Avenue Q, but that is a very small show in comparison, but it is hillarious. I dissagree with the guy who said you had to see Holy Grail to understand Spamalot, i saw spamalot and loved it, without seeing Holy Grail.

So any of the above, but i highly reccomend Rent and Avenue Q

For Broadway I'd suggest:

Rent (it's going off soon)
Avenue Q (so funny and deserving of its Tony. I've seen it twice, Broadway and West End)
Spamalot (Hysterical)
The Little Mermaid awakens old memories whilst also being innovative.
Spring Awakening
Young Frankenstein (gotta love Sutton)
A Chorus Line (ground breaking musical! Amazing choreography)

I don't know opera as well, but I heard La Boheme is good at the Met. Tristan is wonderful as well. I just read a good review.

~Lisa

go see Rent its just one you should absolutly see and then go see the lion king, Chicago....so many

In the Heights. Bi-lingual award winner - I am taking 104 students in May. You can get $25 seats to this - it has gotten GREAT reviews! Check out the press package on YouTube, and also their own website www.intheheightsthemusical.com