Is it too early for a N2N revival? — Page 2
#27
Posted: 8/16/13 at 12:13pm
gchris- That was a waaaaay earlier version of N2N.
#28
Posted: 8/16/13 at 12:16pm
Oh I was going for sequel material
#29
Posted: 8/16/13 at 12:16pm
Thanks @Tazber & @RainbowHigh.
I have always been fascinated with the idea that the Husband Goes crazy at the end. It is left Open Ended and I love that.
I have always been fascinated with the idea that the Husband Goes crazy at the end. It is left Open Ended and I love that.
So Lauren Bacall me, anything goes! *wink*
Updated On: 8/16/13 at 12:16 PM
#30
Posted: 8/16/13 at 12:25pm
Just a thought, when it is revived; Can they do it as a CIRCUS???!!! Sorry, I could not resist.
#31
Posted: 8/16/13 at 12:32pm
LOL Have Natalie throw knives as Diana is on a spinning wheel during "Super Boy and the Invisible girl". That will get the point a crossed HAHA.
So Lauren Bacall me, anything goes! *wink*
Updated On: 8/16/13 at 12:32 PM
#32
Posted: 8/16/13 at 12:39pm
Great idea, broadway guy! I mean chi chi. I mean itsafinelife. I mean N2N Nate.
#33
Posted: 8/16/13 at 12:41pm
I was thinking Gabe and Dianna do a dance on the high wire during I Dreamed A Dance. Strangely, It would work as a circus.
#34
Posted: 8/16/13 at 12:47pm
Lets Just put Diana on a High Wire for the whole show LOL
So Lauren Bacall me, anything goes! *wink*
#35
Posted: 8/16/13 at 12:52pm
Great idea, broadway guy! I mean chi chi. I mean itsafinelife. I mean N2N Nate.
#36
Posted: 8/16/13 at 1:02pm
Ripley would actually make a great Berthe in a few years.
So Lauren Bacall me, anything goes! *wink*
#37
Posted: 8/16/13 at 1:03pm
Great idea, broadway guy! I mean chi chi. I mean itsafinelife. I mean N2N Nate.
#38
Posted: 8/16/13 at 1:10pm
L O L
So Lauren Bacall me, anything goes! *wink*
#39
Posted: 8/16/13 at 1:12pm
Great response, broadway guy! I mean chi chi. I mean itsafinelife. I mean N2N Nate.
#40
Posted: 8/16/13 at 1:45pm
the trendy thing would be a black n2n, or even asian
There was a rather accomplished local production last year here in Baltimore that featured an African-American cast (except for the actor playing Drs. Fine and Madden, who was white). It's definitely one of those shows where race doesn't change much, since it's not a theme of the piece.
Anyhow, as others have said, it's way too early for a Broadway revival, but in addition to the Baltimore production, I've seen two other solid regional productions. It's certainly getting a lot of exposure.
There was a rather accomplished local production last year here in Baltimore that featured an African-American cast (except for the actor playing Drs. Fine and Madden, who was white). It's definitely one of those shows where race doesn't change much, since it's not a theme of the piece.
Anyhow, as others have said, it's way too early for a Broadway revival, but in addition to the Baltimore production, I've seen two other solid regional productions. It's certainly getting a lot of exposure.
#41
Posted: 8/16/13 at 6:33pm
Not if we can bring GYPSY back with Bette Midler. I mean, it's been off Broadway for like FOREVER!
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#42
Posted: 8/16/13 at 10:53pm
I thought NEXT TO NORMAL was terrific, but I wouldn't want to see another production in NYC for 15-20 years. I'm glad David Stone is investing time and money in Kitt and Yorkey's NEW show, rather than a money-grubbing revival of an earlier hit. (I'm talkin' to YOU Cameron Mackintosh!)
#43
Posted: 8/17/13 at 7:41am
Mike Barrett: N2N had a number of workshops before it played off b'way at 2nd Stage for about 6 weeks in 2008. The show did really well with awards/nominations.
Then it was re-worked and opened at DC's Arena Theater in late 2008/early 2009. It then came to b'way that spring. It never returned off bway.
Then it was re-worked and opened at DC's Arena Theater in late 2008/early 2009. It then came to b'way that spring. It never returned off bway.
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