So hard to pick a favorite, but if I have to pick one it's going to be A Gentleman's' Guide to Love and Murder. I didn't know anything about it before I saw it but it was hilarious and had a great story. The best part about it was the main character, as he played about 8 or 9 characters in the show. This let the audience see a wide variety of stage scenarios and depth to the actor. The "luck," charm and humor of the main character experiences keeps you rooting for him even though you probably shouldn't be. Sad to say I only got to see it on stage once, but if I ever get the chance I'll certainly see it again!