Alternate Titles for Popular Musicals

Hey! I have always enjoyed coming up with new titles for popular Broadway musicals. So, I thought it would be fun if you could try too!

Example: OKLAHOMA!

Alternate Titles: Out of My Dreams
Territory Folks
What a Beautiful Mornin'

Try it! It will be interesting!

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Updated On: 9/26/06 at 04:14 PM

Something like that. Like I just think that some musicals have odd titles, and I enjoy thinking about other titles that could work too.

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Funny Girl:
American Beauty Nose

And um yeah, that's all I got lol.

Wicked: "Oz", "Witches", "The Wonderful Wizard", or "Post-Dorothy Depression"

Hairspray: "Fat Girls CAN Dance!", "Welcome To The 60's", "Fat Feet"

Spamalot: "Monty Python: The Musical" (I actually hate the title of "Spamalot", because it's just... ehh, I hate it.)

DIRTY ROTTEN SCOUNDRELS: "Filty Shameless Scoundrels","Lying Cheating Scoundrels" ,"Scoundrelacious Guys"
SWEENEY TODD: "RedHeads" (get it, like blood red, and hair on heads? haha...im stupid"
umm...
THE WEDDING SINGER: "The Best Show On Broadway"...

i suck at this

THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE: THE SLAVE OF DUTY

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Interesting, wildcard.

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The Dirty Rotten Scoundrels: Oklahoma! Oklahoma! Oklahoma!

(Steve Martin shouts that in the movie)

Grease: Pronounced in Swedish it sounds as the swedish word for "pig" so at least for the swedish version: PIG!


Jersey Boys: Sopranos, New York Boys (What is New Jersey?), the castrates, bodies without organs

The times they are a changing: A literal take on Bob Dylan (When you hear "like a rolling stone" you will se a rolling stone), Stoned!, somewhere between awake and asleep.

Sound of music: Sound of silence!

Wicked: Defying critics, Oops there goes gravity!, Gimmick!

Chess: It does matter if you are black or white (perhaps better for a song in the show).

Updated On: 9/30/06 at 05:20 PM

CHICAGO: All That Jazz
Roxie and Velma
Razzle Dazzle
I'm a Star!
That's Showbiz

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THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE: THE SLAVE OF DUTY

Isn't that...the actual title? I'm pretty sure the official title is "The Pirates of Penzance, or, The Slave of Duty".

Haha wildcard, I love "Les Miserables: Everybody Dies".

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Mamma Mia: Crap

Love the Les Mis: Everybody Dies

Aida- I like dthe original title "Elaboarte Lives", better.

i know whenever i hear the title "All Shook Up" i think it's a musical about Katharine Hepburn. does that count?