As so many know, I have a massive love of musicals. I also have seen musicals in more than one place- not just my hometown. So, let me mention the places I remember seeing them.
Charlotte- My hometown
- Wicked- 3x at Ovens
- Mamma Mia- Belk
- Addams Family- Ovens
- La Cage- Belk
- Godspell- Pease Auditorum
- Les Mis- 3x at Halton and 1x at Ovens
- Porgy and Bess- Belk
- Scrooge- Children’s Theater
- Pippin- Belk
- Sound of Music- Belk
- Newsies- 1x at Belk and 1x at Halton
- Rent- Belk
- A Christmas Story- The Musical- Ovens
- Oklahoma- Halton
- Grease- Halton
- Lion King- Belk
- Miss Saigon- Belk
- Aladdin- Belk
- Come From Away- Belk
Belk and Ovens are Blumenthal theaters. Pease and Halton were the theaters I went to at CPCC.
Greenville- Peace Center
- Phantom of the Opera
- Les Mis
St. Louis- Fox Theater
- Annie
- Fiddler on the Roof
Boiling Springs
- Music Man
- Little Shop of Horrors
NYC
- Wicked- Gershwin
London
- Les Mis- Queen’s (will always view that theater as Queen’s)
Meg's Magical Musings 
I saw Les Mis at Queen’s Theatre on West End too!!! It was SO amazing, totally unforgettable experience!
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July 30th, 2015 was when I saw Les Mis in the West End. A dream come true
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It really is!!! I went September 11th 2018. The cast was phenomenal, and it was all just an absolutely perfect experience.
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I didn’t go to England for vacation- I went for a pilgrimage. Our church choir was in residence at Bristol Cathedral- a pilgrimage was built around that. The people who went was a combo of choir, family, parishioners, and friends.
So, my family went up two days early. That was how I was able to see Les Mis. I literally saw that musical one day before a pilgrimage. I did have a bit of a culture shock in The West End- buying the playbill (don’t do that in the US)
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That sounds like such an amazing trip!!!
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Here- more about my England trip:
https://megsmagicalmusings.wordpress.com/2020/08/10/england-what-comes-to-mind/
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Meg, you have seen some neat musicals. Have you seen many at CPCC or Theater Charlotte? They do a nice job for local and regional theater and are not as expensive. My daughter loves “The Scarlett Pimpernel,” the book, the movies and the musical. We saw that one at CPCC and enjoyed it. We also saw “Chess” there which produced a pop hit called “One might in Bangkok.” We’ve seen about two dozen at CPCC and half dozen at Theater Charlotte, all good. Keep pursuing your passion. Keith
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CPCC- Godspell, Les Mis 3x, Oklahoma, Grease and Newsies
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