Matt Smith in That Face. (Fantastic play, produced originally on the west end, short run on Broadway.) or Kyle Dean Massey in Next To Normal. SO. GOOD.

How do you pick? I would have loved to see RENT in workshop. I also really wanted to see Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson, and Peter and the Star-Catchers. But I think the biggest regret for a show would be A Life in Theater, with TR Knight (Who I had no clue who he was, and the lady was obviously trying to sell it to the fact I'm young and he was on Grey's anatomy or something)And Patrick Stewart. I almost changed my mind to see Patrick Stewart but saw Phantom instead. I had so many more opportunities to see Phantom, I don't know why I didn't go see A Life in Theater instead. Sigh.

A musical about Josef Mengele, the man who inspired The Human Centipede. He worked in Auschwitz and experimented on children who called him "the angel of Death" We could call it "Angel of Death" or "In Stitches" (but then it'd be a comedy.)

While I adore Wicked- it was the first show I ever saw on Broadway and the second show I watched my father cry at (Les Miz was first), it is not my favorite Schwartz work. Hunchback of Notre Dome. "God Help the Outcasts" brings me nearly to tears every time. I cannot wait for the stage version to Hit the US. But I love all of his work.