Could a revival of Peter Pan like this work on Broadway?- Page 2
Could a revival of Peter Pan like this work on Broadway?
Could a revival of Peter Pan like this work on Broadway?#25
Posted: 3/8/18 at 1:17pm
Does anyone know if I were to license the show today, what would it say about "Ugg-a-Waa?" Have they changed it since "Peter Pan Live?"
Could a revival of Peter Pan like this work on Broadway?#26
Posted: 3/8/18 at 1:17pm
South Fl Marc said: "Jordan Catalano said: "Personally, I have little to no interest to ever see the role of Peter played by a man. That said, this show is one of my all-time favorites so I’m sure I would end up seeing any production (and this one looks thrilling) that came to town."
I'm the exact opposite - I have no interest in seeing another woman play Peter Pan again."
i would agree. I saw the Bway production as a child with Sandy Duncan and even at that young age couldn't understand why Peter was a old woman (that's how a kid pretty much perceives anyone years older than them) and as an adult never understood why a male isn't playing this role. There has been a number of roles switched from male to female that I can think of (Leading Player in Pippin, Bobbi in Company (soon to be)) so there is precedent. I"m not a big fan of the show in general however.
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Could a revival of Peter Pan like this work on Broadway?#27
Posted: 3/8/18 at 1:50pm
Didn't BD Wong once play Peter Pan somewhere?
Could a revival of Peter Pan like this work on Broadway?#28
Posted: 3/8/18 at 2:11pm
fashionguru_23 said: "Does anyone know if I were to license the show today, what would it say about "Ugg-a-Waa?" Have they changed it since "Peter Pan Live?""
No, the only version you can license still has "Ugg-a-Wug." Apparently all the changes made for the live television version are property of NBC.
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