Heartwarming Moments/Theatre: Difference between revisions

And some productions are even too heartwarming to be folderized:

 

* [[Fiddler On the Roof/Heartwarming|Fiddler On the Roof]]

* [[In the Heights/Heartwarming|In the Heights]]

* [[Me and My Dick/Heartwarming|Me and My Dick]]

* [[Man of La Mancha/Heartwarming|Man of La Mancha]]

* [[Passing Strange/Heartwarming|Passing Strange]]

* [[The Phantom of the Opera/Heartwarming|The Phantom of the Opera]]

* [[Spring Awakening/Heartwarming|Spring Awakening]]

* [[A Very Potter Musical/Heartwarming|A Very Potter Musical]]

* [[A Year With Frog and Toad/Heartwarming|A Year With Frog and Toad]]

 

 

== [[Rodgers and Hammerstein]] ==

* "Do I love you because you're beautiful/Or are you beautiful, because I love you?"

* "I may never come down to earth again..."

* Basically the entire ending of ''Equivocation'', but especially Judith's monologue about her father's death, and ''especially'' especially her [[Meaningful Echo]] of her father's comment about "stories that little girls tell to themselves when they think no one is listening."

{{quote| '''Judith''': And I believed them, too.}}

* The end of [[Tom Stoppard]]'s ''Rock N Roll'', when Jan, about to leave England for what is probably the last time, finally gets up the courage to ask out Esme.

{{quote| '''Jan''': I came to ask you, will you come with me?<br />

* How is [[Ragtime]] not mentioned here? So many, many moments, particularly Sarah's part of "New Music", "Wheels of a Dream", "Gliding," "Buffalo Nickel Photoplay inc." {{spoiler|where we discover that after all his struggles, Tateh's made it in the movie industry and his daughter is living well.}} "Our Children", "Make Them Hear You", and the most heartwarming of all, {{spoiler|when a still-infant, too-cute-for-words Coalhouse Walker III runs out into Mother's arms during the Epilogue, indicating he was [[Happily Adopted]], adding already to the sweetness of Tateh and Mother's marriage,}} accompanied by a swirl of beautiful music. It was so incredibly touching that it brought tears to this Troper's eyes.

* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7h8CH8AAE2w We're Gonna Be Ok] from ''Vanities: A New Musical'', which unfortunately became a [[Cut Song]] after the show's Pasadena Playhouse run.

 

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