Adrift in Macao to Be Recorded by Sh-k-boom/Ghostlight

[BobbyBubby]

Posted: 3/2/07 at 6:55pm

http://www.playbill.com/news/article/106222.html

Though many seem to hate the show, it will still be nice to hear what all the fuss is about.

[Mr Roxy]

Posted: 3/2/07 at 7:04pm

The show sounds a lot like " Song Of Singapore"

Does anyone out there remember Durangs involvement in another musical many years ago called " A History of The American Film"

[Corine2]

Posted: 3/2/07 at 8:49pm

This show was one of the funniest and most hysterical shows since Forbidden Broadway. I am so happy. I wish someone would extend this gem.
(My favorite show this season(well it tied with Jay Johnson)
I also adored Regrets Only, Spring Awakening and Grey Gardens.

[FindingNamo]

Posted: 3/2/07 at 8:53pm

I've heard that the show is really really good and with some work it could succeed.

[madlibrarian]

Posted: 3/2/07 at 10:42pm

A History Of The American Film wasn't really a musical... it was a play about movies that incorporated some movie songs like "We're In The Money".

[buffyactsing]

Posted: 3/2/07 at 10:46pm

I saw it way back in 2001 or 2002 in it's workshop stage. I recall it was very funny at parts and dragged at others, but that was way back when. I'm curious to hear what it sounds like now!

[suzycat]

Posted: 3/3/07 at 1:03am

Buffy - I also saw the workshop and remember really enjoying it. Of course, the cast of the workshop was amazing: James Barbour, Edward Hibbert, Liz Larsen, Alec Mapa, Sarah Knowlton, etc. I'd love to see it again to see what they've done with it.