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⌈ Secret Post #2950 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

To a certain extent, I can relate. I loathe stories where romance is front and centre - I can't relate to it at all, and I'll only enjoy musicals with that focus if they have an incredible score. (But I do love me some humour in my musicals.)

Anyway, I second the nominations for Les Mis and Next To Normal. Any romance there is a subplot, and it doesn't take away from my enjoyment of the show. Also, Elisabeth is an amazing show, but I've seen some people argue that the Death/Elisabeth relationship is a romantic one. YMMV.

I'd also add Merrily We Roll Along to the list. Again, there's romantic elements, but the focus is on the friendship between three friends, and how it changes over the years. The recent West End revival is one of the best shows I've ever seen.

If you're willing to give some humour a try, there's more non-romantic variety to be had - I can't recommend Matilda highly enough.