The Little House on The Prairie – The Musical

When I was a kid I didn’t really go tot he theater that often, but it’s something I always thought was really cool. I try to take the daughter as often as possible.

You know, so she’ll be cultured and such. icon smile The Little House on The Prairie   The Musical

We have season tickets to the Casa Manana Children’s theater, and have never missed a show. They always make me smile, and this year the production quality went way up, so I really enjoy the plays that much more.

But, it’s nothing compared to seeing a play at the Bass Performance Hall. We took the daughter to see the most fantastic play there: The Little House on the Prairie Musical.

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We had a blast, the actors were amazing. Especially the girl who played Laura (Kara Lindsay). Seriously, that girl knocked it out of the park. Her voice was phenomenal, she got laughs from the audience in all the right places, and she made me want to homestead on the prairie. (Or, you know, watch a movie about homesteading the prairie.)

The best part of the evening? I got to give my first ever standing ovation. They totally deserved it too. It’s really cool watching an entire theater rise to their feet in honor of someone’s art.

Anyway– I think you guys should all hitch up your giddyup, and mosey on out to see this freakin’ play! They’re still in Fort Worth for a few more days, so go see it!!

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So, have you ever been a part of an audience that gave a standing ovation? Have you ever been given one?

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11 Responses to “The Little House on The Prairie – The Musical”

Medeia Sharif June 11th, 2010 at 3:18 am

I’ve been to the theater at times when a standing ovation was given. The interaction and emotion between the actors and audience was so strong, and the performance was done so well that people couldn’t help but stand and applaud.
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Jamie Reply:

@Medeia Sharif, That’s what I love! The actors looked genuinely appreciative of the ovation!

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Olleymae June 11th, 2010 at 8:57 am

err…this is bad, but I don’t remember if I’ve ever been a part of a standing O…but it’s been a while since I went to a play. You’ve inspired me to go back!!!!
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Jamie Reply:

@Olleymae, haha YES! Now you HAVE to get yourself to a play so you get to do a standing O!

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Carolyn V. June 11th, 2010 at 9:54 am

I love the review. I’ll have to tell my sister about it. She lives in Tx not too far from there. =)
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Jamie Reply:

@Carolyn V., hooray! She really should go see it! It was awesome!

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@jmartinlibrary June 11th, 2010 at 10:44 am

Paul McCartney at American Airlines Center.

I know you’ll be shocked that I stood up the whole time.

Foo Fighters/Weezer was standing ovation worthy, too.

:)
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Jamie Reply:

@@jmartinlibrary, ohhh I bet that WAS awesome!

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Kendra June 11th, 2010 at 11:59 am

U2 at the New Cowboys Stadium. The Police and Coldplay at the AA center, too. All three put on an amazing show. We took our 8 year old son to U2, and he was blown away. It was his first big “show” experience. Totally worth keeping him up on a school night.

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Larissa June 11th, 2010 at 12:57 pm

I’ve given standing ovations many times. I’ve gotten one or two that I can think of. I was a vocal performance major, so I did a lot of performing in college. :)

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HeatherM June 11th, 2010 at 6:46 pm

What a great story and experience for you and your family. I have been part of an audience that gave a standing ovation. It was to Dave Grossman, a LT. Cln. who was speaking about his book ON KILLING, which is astoundingly good.
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