Understudy Joined: 11/23/04
I have written two musicals. Though since I can't write music, all of the songs are parodies of other musical songs. One was a musical version of Super Mario Brothers (the video game, not the movie,) and the other is a parody of 42nd Street (the original, not the revival,) with parodies of all the songs and two versions of a gag on the audition dance.
Broadway Legend Joined: 8/25/04
have been writing too many for the trunk. but at the moment I am writing the score for a show that will open in spring 2006 (though not on Broadway - not yet
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Who is ready for a stupid question...BBW?
I'm wothlessly trying to write one...and it has such a good set design...i'm just crap with diaolgue and music....but the stage directions are very clear.
I tried to write one once. Made the mistake of writing the music first and trying to create a book around it. Not a good idea.
Understudy Joined: 11/23/04
I started but never finnished writing a musical version of Spider-man. It would tell the story of Peter Parker meeting Gwen Stacy, the Green Goblin killing her, and Spider-man killing the Green Goblin. (Only those who have read the Spider-man comics know what I'm talking about.) The problem is I tried to write my own music, as I wanted it to be semi-serious. Like I said, I'm crap when it comes to writing music, so I never finished.
Swing Joined: 1/7/05
I'm kind of on the flipside. I compose, but I can't do book or lyrics for the life of me. I would very much like to write a musical someday, but I also don't think I'm at the musical skill level yet to write a good enough score.
Understudy Joined: 11/23/04
Hmmm...
Maybe we should write a musical together. If nothing else, it would be fun.
Swing Joined: 1/7/05
Well, presuming you don't mind tolerating the efforts of a complete amateur. =P In any case, it wouldn't be something I'd have time to look at right now.
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