Karl Delossantos

Best and Worst of the Decade!

What do you think is the...

1.Best Musical of the Decade is?
2.Best Broadway memory of the Decade is?
3.Biggest flop of the Decade?
4.Biggest hit of the Decade?
5.Most unexpected hit show of the Decade?

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MarkPermalink Reply by Mark on December 31, 2009 at 4:09pm
1.Spring Awakening
2. The Producers breaking the Tony record in 2001.
3. Dance Of The Vampires
4. Wicked
5. Spring Awakening, or [title of show] (even tho it didnt have a long run, its fan base and loyalty to theatre puts it as a hit in my mind)
Skyler SlonePermalink Reply by Skyler Slone on December 31, 2009 at 4:12pm
1. Wicked or Billy Elliot
2. Probably the Producers winning 12 Tonys
3. Glory Days
4. Wicked
5. Xanadu

I can't remember all the way back to the early years of the decade, so mine are a little more recent but apply well.
David RiganoPermalink Reply by David Rigano on December 31, 2009 at 5:54pm
1.Best Musical of the Decade is? [title of show]
2.Best Broadway memory of the Decade is? There are so many, but I'm gonna go with Avenue Q winning the Best Musical award in 2004.
3.Biggest flop of the Decade? let's go with Glory Days
4.Biggest hit of the Decade? Wicked
5.Most unexpected hit show of the Decade? Mamma Mia
Jules RosePermalink Reply by Jules Rose on January 7, 2010 at 9:12am
1.Best Musical of the Decade is? Spring Awakening
2.Best Broadway memory of the Decade is? Spring Awakening winning eight Tony's.
3.Biggest flop of the Decade? Tabloo
4.Biggest hit of the Decade? Wicked
5.Most unexpected hit show of the Decade? Xanadu, for sure.
LaurenPermalink Reply by Lauren on January 7, 2010 at 10:21am
1. Wicked
2. Next to Normal breaking the box office record, a first for the Booth Theater
3. Glory Days
4. Mama Mia! or Rent
5. Rock of Ages
David RiganoPermalink Reply by David Rigano on January 7, 2010 at 10:51am
Can Rent really be called 'the biggest hit of the decade'? It opened in the 90s.
ORLiPermalink Reply by ORLi on January 7, 2010 at 5:35pm
yeah, thats what i was thinking, I dont think it counts.
Karl DelossantosPermalink Reply by Karl Delossantos on January 7, 2010 at 5:55pm
It doesn't count, but since she put two we'll take MAMMA MIA!
JaninePermalink Reply by Janine on January 7, 2010 at 2:04pm
Nice Thread!
1. HAIR
2. Seeing HAIR on Broadway
3. judging from all the negative reviews I have seen about Bye Bye Birdie I predict that could be a flop.
4. The Producers and HAIR
5 I would have to agree with either Xandu, Spring Awankening or Mamma Mia though i haven't seen any of these shows.
Lucy MoonPermalink Reply by Lucy Moon on January 7, 2010 at 9:04pm
I couldn't agree more. HAIR is just awesome!
Candice Elyse MountjoyPermalink Reply by Candice Elyse Mountjoy on January 7, 2010 at 3:08pm
1. Wicked
2. hmm for me probably Defying Inequality...so beautiful to see the entire industry come together in support of a wonderful cause!
3. Glory Days
4. Wicked indisputably...
5. probs Spring Awakening, or Spamalot...i never would have thought that would be a hit.
Rachel PPermalink Reply by Rachel P on January 7, 2010 at 3:32pm
1. Les Mis was on Broadway in the decade, so I think that counts.
2. not sure...
3. Shrek - way too much hype.
4. Wicked
5. Xanadu

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