#1
Posted: 1/15/06 at 7:16pm
Does anyone know of any pretty much unknown musicals? Has anyone else heard of "Preppies" and "Inappropriate"? Thats the kind of stuff I'm looking for...
ALMOST COMPLETELY unknown musicals?
#2
Posted: 1/15/06 at 7:17pm
Zombie Prom!!
"Are you sorry for civilization? I am sorry for it too." ~Coast of Utopia: Shipwreck
#3
Posted: 1/15/06 at 7:20pm
"Little By Little"?
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#4
Posted: 1/15/06 at 7:22pm
"Wicked"
Oh Sh!t- did I just say that?!?!
Oh, it was my invisible friend. I'm going to punish him.
Oh Sh!t- did I just say that?!?!
Oh, it was my invisible friend. I'm going to punish him.
"How bout a little black dress?"~hannahshule
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#5
Posted: 1/15/06 at 7:23pm
*twitches*
"Are you sorry for civilization? I am sorry for it too." ~Coast of Utopia: Shipwreck
#6
Posted: 1/15/06 at 7:28pm
I've heard of Zombie Prom! A high school here did it and I loved it. I bought the cd and listen to it constatly. So great.
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#7
Posted: 1/15/06 at 7:30pm
Really?!?! That is so cool! I keep telling my theatre teacher to put it on!
"Are you sorry for civilization? I am sorry for it too." ~Coast of Utopia: Shipwreck
#8
Posted: 1/15/06 at 7:38pm
I saw PREPPIES at the Promenade.It was a pretty toothless satire.It did have a few nice songs . One , was the opening number "People Like Us" it had lyrics like....... People like us never need to be told savoir faire and a tan get you by........"Summertime " was another pretty song.But it wasn't much of a show. If you're looking for obscure musicals how about "One Night Stand" the Jule Styne musical that , I believe ,had one preview and closed.
#9
Posted: 1/15/06 at 7:45pm
Blood Brothers, I have the CD, its not that bad, I haven't listened to it much though...
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#10
Posted: 1/15/06 at 7:48pm
I'm not sure if this is 'unknown'
"good person of schezuan"
"good person of schezuan"
"How bout a little black dress?"~hannahshule
"I have a penis, not a vagina." ~munkustrap178
#11
Posted: 1/15/06 at 7:50pm
Eating Rauol. Musical based on the movie. 
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#12
Posted: 1/15/06 at 8:23pm
Blood Brothers isn't unknown! It's one of the biggest shows on the West End (has been running 17 years) and the most successful britsh musical (although I think Billy Elliot will soon take over) and there have been productions of it world wide! definately not 'unknown'!
#13
Posted: 1/15/06 at 9:30pm
DUDE....some people know it, but i'd definitely say it's more on the unknown side.
Your fupa is showing.
#14
Posted: 1/15/06 at 9:31pm
I don't think many know A New Brain to well and thats a great show!
"Have a child for warmth and a baker for bread and a prince for... whatever!"
#15
Posted: 1/15/06 at 9:34pm
I have Eating Raoul in CD. Bizaree!
How about HONK! (I just heard Look at Him on the MTI CD)
and there are some others
How about HONK! (I just heard Look at Him on the MTI CD)
and there are some others
#16
Posted: 1/15/06 at 9:36pm
HONK! rocks! I enjoyed being in that show and it seems to be gaining a lot of popularity the past year.
"Have a child for warmth and a baker for bread and a prince for... whatever!"
#17
Posted: 1/15/06 at 9:38pm
There was this really little show called "wicked" a while back. Its so sads its unknown.
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To Kill A Mockingbird
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#18
Posted: 1/15/06 at 9:40pm
"good person of schezuan"
This is a quite famous Brecht play (first known as The Good Woman of...) that many people have adapted. It is more of a play with music.
This is a quite famous Brecht play (first known as The Good Woman of...) that many people have adapted. It is more of a play with music.
#19
Posted: 1/15/06 at 10:01pm
I'm Solomon with Dick Shawn
Updated On: 1/15/06 at 10:01 PM
#20
Posted: 1/15/06 at 10:16pm
Some of the musicals that I have, that many may not know about are: Grail, the musical; Temp Slave, the musical; Lunch, the studio cast recording with Carol Burnett, Davis Gaines, Mellissa Manchester, Faith Prince, Brian Stokes Mitchell and many more. I also have Golf, the musical;FreeWay Dreams (a L.A based musical); Gunmetal Blues; and Stepping Out, the musical. I collect rare musicals that people never hear of.
Drtheatre
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#21
Posted: 1/15/06 at 10:29pm
Evangeline. But its a local musical. It was written by one of my teacher's and was preformed at our city theater last year. Maybe one day people will know it =D
This is a really old website for it that hasn't been updated since 2000 I think.
http://www.evangelinethemusical.com/
This is a really old website for it that hasn't been updated since 2000 I think.
http://www.evangelinethemusical.com/
Updated On: 1/15/06 at 10:29 PM
#22
Posted: 1/15/06 at 10:32pm
Zombie Prom has a cult following. Little known yet known.
You want an unknown? Read my musical.
You want an unknown? Read my musical.
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--Aristotle
--Aristotle
#23
Posted: 1/15/06 at 10:41pm
Did anyone see "Inside Out" ?
'Take me out tonight where's there's music and there's people and they're young and alive.'
#24
Posted: 1/15/06 at 10:45pm
There was a musical version of PORTRAIT OF JENNIE that ran at The Henry Street Settlement in the early 1980's. It Starred a very talented actress named Donna Bullock. I don't even know if it's ever been published. I loved it and couldn't believe it never went anywhere. There was a also a musical entitled SHELTER that ran in 1972 by Gretchen Cryer and Nancy Ford. I thought it was terrific too and had a brief run on Broadway. It starred Marcia Rodd (who got a Tony nomination), Terry Kiser, Susan Browning and Joanna Merlin. I believe a CD was recorded years later with a new cast.
#25
Posted: 1/15/06 at 10:49pm
The Wicked joke wasn't funny the first time someone took a stab at it. Just saying.
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