Should I see Matilda or Kinky Boots on Broadway?
Kinky Boots is definitely geared more towards a more mature audience, with its humor, and content. While it is a absolutely wonderful musical, I would suggest it over Matilda personally, but take into consideration your age and if you are going with anyone, their age and maturity as well. (It is by no means a bad show, I just feels as though somethings are a little inappropriate for those of a younger age.)
Which theatres are showing “Kinky Boots” show?
These are the theatres which show the live theatre shows in London.Lyceum TheatrePrince Edward Theatre*Prince of Wales Theatre*Apollo TheatrePiccadilly TheatreAdelphi Theatre*Cambridge TheatreHer Majesty's TheatreIf you want to watch “Kinky Boots” show, then you can book your tickets for above mention theatres online from:Cheap London Theatre TicketsBook Cheap Holidays, Flights, Hotels & City Breaks | lastminute.com™London Theatre Tickets – London ShowsClear White Light
What is the best musical you've ever seen?
I answered this question as WHAT musicals have you seen? This is not in order of enjoyment. Les Mis, for example, was as boring as a local council meeting.Rent, West EndLes Miserables, West EndPhantom of the Opera, West EndHamilton, West End42nd Street, (West End 1985, Broadway, West End Revival, John’s Creek High School.)Spring Awakening (Broadway)In the Heights (Atlanta)The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Atlanta)Newsies (Atlanta)Tommy (West End)The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (Broadway)Cats (Bristol, West End)Miss Saigon (West End)Kinky Boots (West End)Little Shop of Horrors (Broadway, Evesham High School (Dir.))Dames at Sea (Leicester Haymarket)West Side Story (Broadway)Fiddler on the Roof (Broadway)Smokey Joes Cafe (West End)Oliver (West End)Grand Hotel (West End)Sweeney Todd (National Theatre)Avenue Q (Broadway)Mamma Mia (West End)Blood Brothers (Belgrade, West End)Return to the Forbidden Planet (Belgrade, Coventry)The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole (Evesham High School, Dir)Kat and the Kings (West End)Evita (UK Tour)Our House (West End)Irma la Douce (Amateur)Guys and Dolls (Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama)Hair (Broadway)Cabaret (Atlanta)Chicago (West End)Hairspray (Broadway)Grease (West End)Mary Poppins (Atlanta)A Chorus Line (UK Tour)The Producers (Broadway)Beauty and the Beast (West End)Annie (Belgrade, Coventry)The Wizard of Oz (Loft, Leamington)Saturday Night Fever (West End)No No Nanette (Coventry)The Boyfriend (Criterion, Coventry)Buddy (West End)
What would be a good Broadway play to see when we visit NYC later this year? We were considering Kinky Boots.
Depends on your interest of course, but I just saw a small-theater presentation of “Sweeney Todd” in NYC. It’s WAY off-Broadway in location, being performed in a converted meeting room in the west Village, but it was totally professional. It’s an amazing experience when the action goes on so close to you and the cast was outstanding.Note that it’s not really a happy musical, like Kinky Boots is, but it is a classic.
What best broadway show to see in new york?
im going to new york cty in march. and i am seeing 3 or 4 shows down there. any suggestions of good broadway shows?????????? i know i'm seeing alladin on broadway for sure
Auditioning for Elle in Legally blonde, need a song?
Pretty much all of the roles in Legally Blonde are a belt. So what ever you sing make sure it is sung strong with a lot of character. The girl who played Elle on Broadway was also a country singer, country singers like Elle's part have strong beltish voices. Try to pick modern fun belt songs like: Pulled- Adams Family It Won't Be Long Now- In The Heights Gimmie Gimmie- Thoroughly Modern Millie My personal choice would be "History of Wrong Guys"- Kinky Boots. This song is just like the style of singing you would find in Legally Blonde and the song is really fun to act out and fits Elle/Paulette's voice type and character really well. Hope I could help! Break a leg! :D
Looking for a good english comedy movie like Run Fat Boy Run?
Try any of the Monty Python films, they are all gold! Here are some other British comedies I liked: Bridget Jones' diary It's all Gone Pete Tong Kinky Boots Snatch and Lock Stock and 2 smoking Barrels (both have violence though)
I just discovered that my wife has a kinky fetish. What should I do?
We're both in our Mid 30's and both fairly successful business professionals. I recently discovered that my wife has a leather fetish (i.e. gloves/jackets/boots/pants/undergarments... and wants to bring that into some love life. I had a sneaky suspicion since she is portrays a dominant side, and loves to wear leather jackets/gloves/boots and any chance she can get. Any advice from men or woman out there to help with this situation? Any perspective would be greatly appreciated as I want to keep our marriage going strong!
Which is better: seeing the stage version of a musical or watching the movie? Why?
Another vote for live. While a movie has the advantage of CGI and on-location sets, etc., many live stage performances do unique tricks to compensate for the nature of stage performances. For example, in the Tony winning Kinky Boots, the story starts with the main character as a young boy working in his father's shoe factory. At one point during a musical number, the boy walks across the factory floor passing behind a worker pushing a cart loaded high with boxes. But instead of the young boy appearing after they pass, it is the adult version of the character. Obviously the adult actor was hiding in the boxes and during that split second the boy stepped into the hidden section of the boxes as the adult stepped out onto the stage. It was a great way to transition the story from childhood to adulthood without slowing down the performance. In a novel or a movie, the writer never has to deal with such things; they'd simply "fade to black".  But in the theatre, I can tell you that the audience was cheering as much for this technical trick as they were for the actor (Stark Sands, who was nominated for a Tony and won a Grammy for his performance.)