Name the musical that never played Broadway you would like to see make it here.
You can include those that played regionally along with those proposed but never staged.
I will start with:
Sayonara
"Camille Claudel" - Frank Wildhorn
Leading Actor Joined: 10/2/08
From England - Bugsy Malone, Lionel Bart's Blitz
Moonstruck
GOOD COMPANIONS (Andre Previn & Johnny Mercer)
Broadway Star Joined: 2/21/06
There are plenty, but nobody knows about them.
Broadway Star Joined: 2/21/06
"Sayonara"
No, nobody would ever go with that title. It would close on Opening Night -- or open on closing night.
Broadway Star Joined: 2/21/06
"The Good Old Bad Old Days", a Newley-Bricusse show that had an OK run in London.
"Harmony"
"The Visit"
The Good Old Bad Old Days was originally supposed to come to the Palace under a different title. For some reason, it never did. I have th LP of the London Cast & it is quite enjoyable.
Another show I would like to see
A Wonderful Life
Smile
Elmer Gantry
Broadway Legend Joined: 10/20/05
Nymph Errant -- the only Porter score never to have had a Broadway outing. There's a studio recording and the score is a gem.
Agreed with Nymph
The score is an undiscovered delight.
Broadway Legend Joined: 2/22/08
Tick Tick Boom
Arthur The Musical
Peggy Sue Got Married
eventually or even now The Drowsy Chaperone will be a good example. It's a great show but it didn't catch on.
WINDY CITY - terrific London musical based on "The Front Page". The score is one of my all-time favorites.
It has had at least one stateside production, but this should be a natural for Broadway.
Broadway Star Joined: 2/28/09
Not Necessarily on broadway, but a musical I'd like to see get a second life is The Day the World Went Queer.
Broadway Legend Joined: 10/10/08
I can't believe nobody has said Bat Boy yet.
witches of eastwick
Broadway Star Joined: 2/28/09
it's fairly well known isn't it? Plus, it would never work on broadway, its too bizarre. It would have to have stunt casting to be successful, and its too good of a show to be subjected to the awfulness that is stunt casting.
I've always wanted to direct a production of BB that has the emotional tone of a Greek tragedy. let the people laugh for a while and then rip the still beating heart from their chest and squeeze the blood over their heads.
Broadway Star Joined: 5/3/04
Smile did play on Broadway. I saw it. It was good, not great.
Broadway Star Joined: 3/27/06
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Moby Dick
Return to the Forbidden Planet
Time
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