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#26

re: Bye Bye Birdie Revival?

Posted: 9/12/04 at 12:20am

i agree that a lot of people wouldnt want to see it because of the suckiness of the movie...but the script is so much better than the movie...and i dont think casting it would be that hard...for rosie you just need a spanish solid alto...a baratone for albert (i think...cause in my school we had a bass and i think he had trouble hitting some of the notes but i dont remember) and for conrad you dont really need the best singer but they have to be gorgeous

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#27

re: Bye Bye Birdie Revival?

Posted: 9/12/04 at 12:23am

I would love to play Mrs. Peterson some day!

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#28

re: Bye Bye Birdie Revival?

Posted: 9/12/04 at 2:30am

They should do a revival of:

BRING BACK BIRDIE!!

Who can explain it, who can tell you why? Fools give you reasons, wise men never try -South Pacific

#29

re: Bye Bye Birdie Revival?

Posted: 9/12/04 at 2:33am

I was in a production last year and the show itself is death. It just lacks--something. We had an amaaaaaaaaaaaaazing director who did all he could but it's just a bad show. I don't know--i just don't like it 's all.

#30

re: Bye Bye Birdie Revival?

Posted: 9/12/04 at 1:27pm

I really enjoyed the Encores! version of the show.

I'd love to see a full-scale revivale with (I can dream, can't I?)

Eric McCormack (Albert)

Jennifer Lopez (Rosie)

Doris Roberts (Mae Peterson)

Harvey Firestein (Mr. McAfee)

"Long live God!" (GODSPELL)

#31

re: Bye Bye Birdie Revival?

Posted: 9/12/04 at 3:17pm

Dolly--While I agree with you about everyone else in your cast list (esp. Eric McCormack--wow, I never thought of that, but he'd be great!) I would probably pay people to *not* see the show if J Lo was Rosie. *shudder* If Albert was played by a celebrity, they could afford to have a musical theater star perform Rosie.

#32

re: Bye Bye Birdie Revival?

Posted: 9/14/04 at 5:28am

Bring back

BRING BACK BIRDIE

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Who can explain it, who can tell you why? Fools give you reasons, wise men never try -South Pacific

#33

re: Bye Bye Birdie Revival?

Posted: 9/14/04 at 8:38am

If there is a revival, they need to include the song for Mrs. Peterson "A Mother Doesn't Matter Anymore". Great song!

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#34

re: Bye Bye Birdie Revival?

Posted: 9/17/04 at 2:12am

h was just in that like a month ago! It would be really cool if they redid bbb because I would so audition! I'm actually around the right age. They would proabaly still use old people for teens though. blah.

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#35

re: Bye Bye Birdie Revival?

Posted: 9/17/04 at 2:15am

norbert leo butz should be birdie! i luv him

Updated On: 9/17/04 at 02:15 AM

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