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[fossemoves]

Posted: 1/16/08 at 12:38am

Ragtime The Musical

Master Class starring Bebe Neuwirth- Terrence McNally

Myths and Hymns by Adam Guettel

Bad Dates by Teresa Rehbeck (sp?)

Follies

[toomeytwopiece]

Posted: 1/16/08 at 3:53am

OH!! SUCH a great question!!

If it's STRICTLY musicals:

1) EVITA (timely, no?)
2) CAROUSEL
3) SATURDAY NIGHT (Sondheim - NOT ...FEVER lol)
4) ANNIE, GET YOUR GUN
5) WE WILL ROCK YOU (fun and a good money maker)

If it's musicals and straight plays:

1) EVITA
2) THE HOUSE OF BLUE LEAVES
3) ROAR OF THE GREASEPAINT, SMELL OF THE CROWD
4) WAS (musical by Barry Kleinbort and Joseph Thalken)
5) ANNIE, GET YOUR GUN

[Mattbrain]

Posted: 4/22/08 at 4:54pm

Rebecca
Elisabeth
the GOOD Dance of the Vampires
Dessa Rose
Parade (with the London revisions and Don Sebesky's original orchestrations)

[Mister Matt]

Posted: 4/22/08 at 5:05pm

Hello Again
The American Plan
Two Gentlemen of Verona (musical)
The Murder Room
Bye Bye Birdie

[The Distinctive Baritone]

Posted: 4/22/08 at 5:28pm

Well, if I was trying to appeal only to a typical theater-going audience, and didn't have a "theme" or anything as a company and just wanted to do an eclectic variety of works each season:

Sweeney Todd (of course)
The Importance of Being Earnest OR Noises Off
Death of a Salesman
Some sort of family-friendly musical like Ragtime or something
The Goat OR The Pillowman (to give 'em something challenging)

[singingbackup]

Posted: 4/22/08 at 5:29pm

3hree
They're Playing Our Song
Mr. Rickey Calls A Meeting
James Joyce's The Dead
Baby 2009

[KrissySim]

Posted: 4/22/08 at 5:54pm

Loaded question, lol. It would have to be either a regional theatre somewhere or off-off broadway. Too many business considerations on Broadway. I'd rather produce a successful small production somewhere than a big flop. "Don't set out for a Broadway production, let fate or fortune take you there."

Vengo.. adapted from the film. I'd have to write that one.
My Fair Lady
Fiddler on the Roof
The Gypsy Camp Vanishes into the Heavens (I'd probably have to write one, too)
West Side Story

[Dollypop]

Posted: 4/22/08 at 6:07pm

A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE

EQUUS

PETER PAN

THE TEMPEST

HELLO, DOLLY! (starring me!)

[littlechavela2]

Posted: 4/22/08 at 6:41pm

Just Musicals:
Once on This Island
Assasins
Anything Goes
See What I Wanna See
Beauty and the Beast

Both
Once on This Island
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
See What I Wanna See
The Importance of Being Earnest
Beauty and the Beast

Just Plays:
Who's Afraid...
MASTER HAROLD...and the boys
The Importance of Being Earnest
All My Sons
Alice in Wonderland

[ray-andallthatjazz86]

Posted: 4/22/08 at 7:12pm

Broadway non-for-profit:


A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC- Sondheim/Wheeler: with Emma Thompson as Desiree and Victor Garber as Frederick.


THE HOUSE OF BERNARDA ALBA- Frederico Garcia Lorca.

KISS OF THE SPIDER WOMAN- Kander/Ebb/McNally: starring Donna Murphy as Aurora and Robin DeJesus as Molina.

ANGELS IN AMERICA, both parts in repertoire- Tony Kushner: with Bill Nighy or Frank Langella as Roy Cohn, Kate Burton as Hannah Pitt, Dule Hill as Belize, and Rachel Griffiths as Harper Pitt.

[Fat Actor]

Posted: 4/22/08 at 11:05pm

1. Beyond Therapy
2. ...Forum
3. The Pillowman
4. A View From the Bridge
5. Little Shop of Horrors

[scaryclowns223]

Posted: 4/22/08 at 11:53pm

I would open with a big, flashy musical- a crowd pleaser that would bring people to my next few shows.
It would be:
LA CAGE AUX FOLLES

Next, I would go with something relatively inexpensive, but artistically challenging:
I AM MY OWN WIFE

I follow that with another musical, perhaps not as flashy, but still a crowd-pleaser:
URINETOWN

Next, I go with one of my favorite plays ever:
FUDDY MEERS

I finish with my favorite musical ever:
ASSASSINS