Long needed revivals
#25re: Long needed revivals
Posted: 7/23/09 at 10:45pmpuuuulease Cats
#26re: Long needed revivals
Posted: 7/23/09 at 10:48pm
I suggested Mame before, but I should have included my cast:
Mame: Andrea McArdle
Vera: Beth Leavel
Gooch: Rachel Dratch
Beau: Boyd Gaines
#27re: Long needed revivals
Posted: 7/23/09 at 10:55pm
My Fair Lady
Into the Woods
Anything Goes
Camelot
City of Angels
Follies
Godspell
Secret Garden
#28re: Long needed revivals
Posted: 7/23/09 at 10:56pm
I would love to see How to Succeed in Business without Really Trying starring Aaron Tveit as Finch (I know he's a bit young for the role, but I really think he'd be great) and Leigh Ann Larkin as Rosemary.
When I was in college there was some discussion of doing the feminist version of H2$ with Ponty as a woman and all of the secretaries would be men. It never got past the discussion phase and I don't think anyone ever even contacted the rights holders to see if these sort of changes would be feasible.
#29re: Long needed revivals
Posted: 7/23/09 at 10:59pm
Some of these might have been on Broadway too recently to warrant a revival, but I don't care.
Urinetown
Passion
Parade
Merrily We Roll Along
Carousel
My Fair Lady (With either Audra McDonald, although she may be too old, or Laura Benanti as someone previously mentioned).
#30re: Long needed revivals
Posted: 7/23/09 at 11:12pmEris, the feminist version of How to Succeed could be very, very funny, I like that one!
#31re: Long needed revivals
Posted: 7/23/09 at 11:16pmvfd, Laura Benanti mentioned wanting to play Fosca in Passion, and I for one think she'd be fabulous.
#32re: Long needed revivals
Posted: 7/23/09 at 11:22pm
Edwin Drood
How to Succeed... (with Hunter Foster as Finch)
Pippin
#33re: Long needed revivals
Posted: 7/23/09 at 11:24pm
I should mention my cast for Virginia Woolf:
Glenn Close and Alec Baldwin, as George and Martha
Christian Slater and Anna Paquin, as Nick and Honey
Updated On: 7/23/09 at 11:24 PM
#34re: Long needed revivals
Posted: 7/23/09 at 11:26pm
Eris, the feminist version of How to Succeed could be very, very funny, I like that one!
Thanks...I had the idea when the revival opened when I was in high school. Listening to the cast recording I wondered why a guy couldn't be happy to keep HER dinner warm? I went to a womens college so I broached the idea to them and it was well-received but our department was so small that it never really went anywhere. As I said - I don't think they even looked into it. I don't think it would be overly hard to do. Most of the cast are referred to by their last names so that wouldn't be an issue. The only person who needed a new name would be Rosemary. And anything with three syllables would work. Chris-to-pher. Jon-a-thon.
#35re: Long needed revivals
Posted: 7/23/09 at 11:28pmEris0303, I so agree with you on the Crazy For You revival. We need some Gershwin in our lives right now, in this time of turmoil. It was the first show I saw when I was 5 or 6 and it so needs to be revised. I mean, Chorus Line was gone for about the same amount of time before it was brought back.
~Dirty Rotten Scoundrels~
~Curtains~
~A Tale of Two Cities ~
#37re: Long needed revivals
Posted: 7/23/09 at 11:33pm
We need some Gershwin in our lives right now, in this time of turmoil.
That's one of the reasons why I would like it revived. I think we need it. It's such a happy and fun show. A great place to forget your troubles for just a short time.
#38re: Long needed revivals
Posted: 7/23/09 at 11:46pmDrood and Once on This Island please.
#39re: Long needed revivals
Posted: 7/23/09 at 11:52pmAhh yes, it would be awesome to have a Drood revival. And Jesus Christ Superstar. Gavin Creel actually got cast as Jesus in said revival, but it's still in Broadway abyss, which is sad.
#40re: Long needed revivals
Posted: 7/24/09 at 12:03amThat was Godspell. Not Jesus Christ Superstar.
#41re: Long needed revivals
Posted: 7/24/09 at 12:24amDrood would be wonderful to have revived again. It's a terrific, underrated show.
#42re: Long needed revivals
Posted: 7/24/09 at 3:51am
I would love to see a revival of FIORELLO! with my dream cast:
Fiorello LaGuardia: Raul Esparza
Ben Marino: Barry Bostwick
Morris: Gregg Edelman
Thea: Tammy Blanchard
Marie: Rachel York
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Swing Joined: 4/15/09
#43re: Long needed revivals
Posted: 7/24/09 at 9:28amI'd take either a Godspell or Jesus Christ Superstar if Gavin Creel was cast!
Ed_Mottershead
Broadway Legend Joined: 10/20/05
#44re: Long needed revivals
Posted: 7/24/09 at 12:19pm
Lady in the Dark -- It's a show that all theatre devotees know about but that relatively few of us have seen.
Brigadoon
On the Town -- Full-staged production, please.
The Golden Apple
Little Me -- with Nathan Lane
Camino Real
Sweet Bird of Youth
Mourning Becomes Electra
#45re: Long needed revivals
Posted: 7/24/09 at 12:24pm
I so wish they would get over the rights problems with PIPE DREAM so someone could rewrite the book.
Oh, and--once again--THE GOLDEN APPLE.
#46re: Long needed revivals
Posted: 7/24/09 at 12:28pm
On the Twentieth century - Actors Fund Cast: Mazzie, Sills,Worley
Dracula(the play) with the designs by Gorey
The Royal Family with Rosemary Harris this time playing Fannie Cavendish - actually I would like to see anything with Ms. Harris
Amadeus
Hello Dolly (just not the same production)
#47re: Long needed revivals
Posted: 7/24/09 at 12:31pm
Mourning Becomes Electra
That just closed.
Ed_Mottershead
Broadway Legend Joined: 10/20/05
#48re: Long needed revivals
Posted: 7/24/09 at 12:31pmTotally agree, Borstal. I never saw the show, but I really like Pipe Dream's score and feel that it's better than Allegro or Me and Juliet. I mean, there are some shows that admittedly suffered from bad books from the get-go but that people have been tinkering with over and over (Candide, Mack and Mabel, St. Louis Woman, etc.). Let someone try to fix Pipe Dream -- at least theatregoers would be hearing a much-above-average score.
#49re: Long needed revivals
Posted: 7/24/09 at 12:34pmPIPPIN!
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