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Top 10 Broadway Songs That Are Tragically Funny

Top 10 Broadway Songs That Are Tragically Funny

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These Broadway songs prove that a number can be tragic AND funny. For this list, well be looking at hilarious show tunes that have an awkward, sad, or sinister undercurrent. Our countdown includes Avenue Q, Guys and Dolls, Annie, and more! Which of these tragically funny tunes had YOU singing along?
Date: 2023-11-21

Comments and reviews: 21


Can you guys make a top 20 for green flags in kdramas? I can give you a few like:
Lee Jun Ho (extraordinary Attorney Woo)
Nam Do San (Start Up)
Jung Ji Woon (The King's Affection)
Haru (Extraordinary You)
Kim Min Kyu (I'm Not A Robot)
Lee Rowoon (King the Land)
Kang Seo Woo (Cinderella and the Four Knights)
I would love that!

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Will NEVER tire of seeing Madeline Kahn singing Not Getting Married. Yeah I'm a hardcore fangirl of the woman so that may cloud my judgement, but I have several friends aren't that into Madeline, but are still Broadway fans, who have said they think hers is the definitive version. She was such a gem.
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You'll be Back from Hamilton is hysterical! Adelaide's Lament makes me crack up. The Worst Pies in London is so funny! The line that kills me is spoken, though. When she says Spic and span. That's my motto. Then, Mrs. Lovett kills a cockroach with her rolling pin and keeps rolling out her pie dough.
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Hasa Diga Eebowai is about how much an entire country sucks and gives the middle finger to God Himself and causes the entire theory to laugh uproariously so much so that they were afraid it would stop the show when it first started running.
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The community theatre in my hometown did Spelling Bee and they changed it to distraction instead of erection and it was somehow even funnier.
Innuendo is my favorite form of humor so that's probably why.

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Poison In My Pocket from A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder! It's so morbid but somehow you can't help but crack up at his internal monologue that intermingles morality and method of murder!
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Poor Amos, he's one of the most gullible, yet tragic characters in the entire musical. It's neat that John C. Reilly applied his own clown makeup for that number.
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3 AM Therapy from TICK TICK BOOM is funny, fast, and tragic. Also, in context, A Summer in Ohio from THE LAST FIVE YEARS works as funny/tragic.
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Mr. Cellophane is an all time favorite of mine! John C. Reilly did a great job of it in the movie too. Adelaide's Lament is another favorite.
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Madeline Khan is an absolute treasure and we lost her way too soon, one of the best comedic actresses ever, up there with Rosalind Russell.
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You Shouldve had The New Birthday Song from Ride The Cyclone, its cute and funny but really sad when you understand the plot (no spoilers)
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I love that in The Worst Pies in London, its the same actor playing Sweeney in two of the three shows they pulled clips from!
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The Meek Shall Inherit from Little Shop Of Horrors
If You Could See Her from Cabaret
Master Of The House from Les Miz

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During the table read of the Chicago film, John C. Reilly had the cast in tears when he finished singing Mr. Cellophane.
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I thought You'll be Back from Hamilton and/or Hasa Diga Eebowai or Turn it Off from Book of Mormon would be on this list
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Can you please tell what episode did Chelsea and Tess passed out and fainted on Raven home and that so Raven please
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I played as the Chaperone during the summer musical and was actually surprised that my number made it into the list
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Its off-Broadway, but Just One Step or Surabaya-Santa from Songs For a New World are definitely tragically funny
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I am sorry for always Bringing up my Favorite musical but maybf Thank Godnesss should be on this list
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Mr. Cellophane always made me feel so sorry for Amos! I always got a giggle from Not Getting Married.
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I'd add I'm Still Here from Follies (yes, more Sondheim, especially as rendered by Elaine Stritch.
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