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11 Non-Basic Musicals That Will Rock Your Socks Off If You're Over Hamilton

These are the best musicals I have ever seen and no one can tell me otherwise.

Rose Moczygemba
May 28, 2019
Texas A&M University
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About nine years ago, my sister and I were watching those old Potter Puppet Pals YouTube videos when a suggested video popped up: "A Very Potter Musical: Act 1, Part 1". Naturally, we were intrigued, given our obsession with Harry Potter and the way we grew up. We watched the entire musical in one night, a musical that was written and performed by college theater students who just wanted to have a good time. It was a wonderful, hilarious production that I adore to this day. Over time, they graduated from college but continued to produce their amateur musicals, and I have watched each one religiously. If you are ever in need of a laugh or just something to watch, these are excellent.

1. A Very Potter Musical

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From Darren Criss's interpretation of Harry to Lauren Lopez's hysterical rendition of Malfoy and his Slytherin personality, there is no end to the laughter. Each character is over-acted and it is fabulous.

2. Me and My Dick

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A young man forgets about his heart when he becomes best friends with his penis. The best and most realistic love story.

3. A Very Potter Sequel

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Joe Walker is the perfect Umbridge, and steals the show from the main characters.

4. Starship

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A bug wants to leave his bug life behind and become a starship ranger.

5. Holy Musical B@man

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Batman is all alone in the world and Superman is a loser that no one wants to be friends with. And all of them wear underwear over their tights.

6. A Very Potter Senior Year

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The final installment of the "Very Potter" trilogy is a stage reading that was performed live at LeakyCon and gives us a final goodbye to Darren Criss, who portrayed Harry Potter in all of them, and a special guest Evanna Lynch, who played Luna Lovegood in the actual films.

7. Twisted

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A parody of "Aladdin" in which Jafar is not necessarily the villain...

8. The Trail to Oregon!

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It's a build-your-own adventure in which you choose the names of the family members and where they came from! It's a wild ride on the Trail to Oregon.

9. Ani: A Parody

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It's a "Star Wars" parody that is different than the rest of Starkid's productions in a few ways.

10. Firebringer

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There was a world before fire...and a world after. And this is the greatest tribe in the world.

11. The Guy Who Didn't Like Musicals

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It's the zombie apocalypse, but everyone infected can't help but sing!

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