Sweeney todd for sure. I adore the show and sing it well imo and I even have a mrs. lovett to costar with me: broadwayworld's own prisoner 24601.
And if I cant play sweeney I will kill to play Molina in spiderwoman. Hopefully in a few years ( say like 5 or so) Cathrine Zeta Jonews will revive it and they can cast me
Swing Joined: 6/20/06
Hands Down I would KILL to be Mimi from RENT
The Engineer in Miss Saigon.
I would love to play:
Maureen from RENT
Cathy from The Last Five Years
Eponine from Les Mis
There are way too many to choose from!
Count Fosco in THE WOMAN IN WHITE
Featured Actor Joined: 4/5/06
Mrs. Lovett from Sweeney Todd
Because of the whole ethnicity thing, I'd never get to play the roles I would love (Glinda, Aida, Tracey, The Witch, Maria) but I have to go back to what I loved as a teen; Kim in Miss Saigon. That's also highly unlikely, but a girl can dream!
The Phantom or Raoul
Janet Van De Graaf/Jane Roberts in The Drowsy Chaperone
Norma in Victor/Victoria
Amneris- Aida
Mimi- Rent
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/31/69
Boq from Wicked
or
Corny Collins/Any of the Male Council members (minus Link, I could never) in Hairspray
Updated On: 6/20/06 at 07:52 PM
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/16/03
Dexter in "Thoroughly Modern Millie".
Ok, I know I have no talent, but I can put on a suit and play that old guy in the restaurant scene where Trevor gets stood up and drunk, and I get to say "sixteen years". My dream is to some day do it in community theatre just to be a part of it.
This role, and several others in the show, was created by Casey Nicholaw who went on to bigger and better things.
I'd wanna be Idina Menzel.
Chorus Member Joined: 4/6/06
Id play as Tracy Turnblad of Elphaba
Chorus Member Joined: 4/6/06
Id play as Tracy Turnblad of Elphaba
Stand-by Joined: 5/28/06
Bud Frump in How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying.
Smitty - How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying!
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/23/05
Oscar in Sweet Charity
Broadway Legend Joined: 9/29/04
neddyfrank2, we think alike!
I've played Oscar in Sweet Charity, but that role fits me so damn perfectly in all aspects (characterization, vocal part, etc.), so I would love to do it in the next revival in twenty years.
I know it said "ONE role", but if I were a female, my one role would be Elphaba in Wicked.
But if Brian Charles Rooney ever did get cast as Elphaba, I would make sure that I got to understudy him/standby for him/replace him! I can DEFINITELY play that role!
Oh God Oh God. I can't pick between The Baker's Wife (Into The Woods) or The Toast of Mayfair, SALLY BOWLES (Cabaret.) Good Lord. They are the reason for the season.
If I were a (rich) man, I would play Angel from Rent. KAPOW.
Broadway Legend Joined: 6/19/06
At the age I'm at now It would be Billy Elliot, later probably Jean Valjean.
One? Just one? *lip trembles*
I can't do it. I'm sorry.
Fantine - Les Miserables
Norma Desmond - Sunset Boulevard
Maria - West Side Story
Anna - The King And I
If I were a guy:
Judas - Jesus Christ Superstar
Narrator - Blood Brothers
Of all the roles I've listed, I think Anna is the most feasible one for me. I'm too soprano for Fantine, too young for Norma, too white for Maria and too female for Judas (although nothing ever said the Narrator *had* to be a guy, now I think about it...). But really! Just one indeed. XD
Eek...picking just one is hard.
But, in the end...Eliza Doolittle.
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/31/69
Horace in Miss Liberty
Featured Actor Joined: 6/22/05
Roy Johnson in Light in the Piazza. I just can't explain it. It's just such an emotional and somewhat evil role.
(I say screw the rules, too)
Rod/Princeton in Avenue Q is another. It could happen since I have training in puppetry...I just need to become handsome and loose about fifteen pounds. Or Brian, if I decide not to loose some weight. :P
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