Horror Musicals- Page 2
Horror Musicals
artfuleck2
Swing Joined: 12/12/05
#25Horror Musicals
Posted: 12/9/15 at 11:14pm
Add ThanksKilling the Muscial to the list. Based off of the cult film of the same name.
It had it's world premiere in Seattle, a showcase in NY last spring and it's southeast premiere at Dad's Garage this fall.
The Cast Recording Was just released on iTunes and it's pretty darn funny.
#26Horror Musicals
Posted: 12/9/15 at 11:30pm
trentsketch said: "MadAbouttheBoy: Ghost Brothers of Darkland County"
The horror in that one is staying for the whole show.
Mr Roxy
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/17/03
#27Horror Musicals
Posted: 12/10/15 at 10:14am
Ghost Brothers was not as bad as people say it was. It was not great but not a dog as many say it was. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion..
#28Horror Musicals
Posted: 12/10/15 at 10:17am
Mr. Nowack said: "I nominate the yet-unseen ABC telecast of DIRTY DANCING. #horrors
LOL!! I kind of feel the same way about this particular one.
NewChaz64
Swing Joined: 1/13/05
#29Horror Musicals
Posted: 12/10/15 at 2:56pm
This relatively new -- very serious -- adaptation of Night of the Living Dead was a huge hit for New Line Theatre in St. Louis -- big audiences and incredible reviews...
http://www.newlinetheatre.com/notldpage.html
New Line is always on the lookout for outstanding horror musicals, but not spoofs or parodies...
Scott Miller
New Line Theatre
www.newlinetheatre.com
NewChaz64
Swing Joined: 1/13/05
#30Horror Musicals
Posted: 12/10/15 at 2:58pm
I saw Ghost Brothers of Darkland County -- it was powerful and terrifying. Totally outstanding.
#31Horror Musicals
Posted: 12/10/15 at 7:48pm
I have a musical based loosely on "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari" in development, but it was put on the back-burner due to a more commercial development and the struggle to get it submitted to NYMF in time, so that one is forthcoming!
#32Horror Musicals
Posted: 12/10/15 at 8:31pm
Vox Lumiere has a rock horror version of The Phantom of the Opera. The costumes are steampunk with a modern twist, and the whole thing comes across as a dystopian nightmare. While the cast sings, the Lon Chaney movie is projected on the screen behind the stage. The onstage Phantom wears goggles -- not a mask. Vox Lumiere's tour ended, I think, in LA (where I saw the production) late in 2014. Since then Vox Lumiere has moved on to another show. This one was pretty darned impressive, but weird as hell.
Audrey
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