Coming in 2005 --- a highly anticipated season!- Page 3

[son_of_a_gunn_25]

Posted: 3/29/04 at 5:24pm

Am I crazy or isn't Gabriel Barre also working on Camille Claudel (sp?) right now? When are things supposed to be happening for it?

Updated On: 3/29/04 at 05:24 PM

[Michelleruth]

Posted: 3/29/04 at 5:29pm

I'm already planning what I am going to see!!!!!! WOW!!!!!

(chanting--I need to make more money...I need to make more money...I need to make more money...)

[CapnHook]

Posted: 3/29/04 at 5:32pm

"Do we need another revival of PETER PAN?"

In my opinion, YES! It should not have been revived so many times, I agree, but at the very least the show has only been improved each time.

This is the final PETER PAN production to have Cathy Rigby as Peter Pan. In addition, this tour and potentional Broadway run cebelrates the 100th Anniversary of the play, Peter Pan, first to play on Broadway in 1905 starring Maude Adams. It's also the 50th Anniversary since Mary Martin took flight as Peter Pan.

[Cutielyricist]

Posted: 3/30/04 at 12:50pm

and now Brave New World..are there even enough theatres?

[Bdwyguy30]

Posted: 3/31/04 at 1:43am

Color Purple is also gearing up for a spring 2005 Broadway start after it hits Atlanta's the Alliance Theatre first this Fall.

[Cutielyricist]

Posted: 3/31/04 at 3:02am

good lord..they are going to have to close every other show just to open these..or some of these are goign to have to close soon after opening..any predictions on THAT? which of these new shows will be the new bobby boland?

[leeinlondon]

Posted: 3/31/04 at 3:44am

StraightToHeaven I think that Jerry Springer is incredibly clever.. some plays and musicals hold a mirror up to the audience and you take from them what you are able.

[EddieVarley]

Posted: 3/31/04 at 12:19pm

I'm looking forward to Jerry Springer too!

[dramaqueen]

Posted: 3/31/04 at 4:39pm

Pajama game is being revived!!!

[son_of_a_gunn_25]

Posted: 3/31/04 at 4:53pm

Revival such an ugly word. Sounds like it was dead. Musicals never die! They may eventually pass from all memory, but they never die because of their effect on the world and how it shapes out future!!!!!

Updated On: 3/31/04 at 04:53 PM

[~*Triple Star On Broadway*~]

Posted: 3/31/04 at 5:03pm

Can someone answer me why exactly they would want to do ANOTHER revival of Peter Pan, when they are just thinking about doing West Side Story, which is one of the most fantastic musicals ever. West Side Story should be done hands down, no thoughts about it. In the long run more people are going to want to go see it I think. And why Mary Poppins? Common now.
With some of the other musicals they have decided to do, I'm not sure about. Maybe its because I think they could do some better ones. I'm insanely jealous of West End getting A Funny Thing Happened.... Its one of the musicals I would die to see revived on Broadway.