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#26

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The idea is that the musical is a staged reading. Therefore, I don't believe that A Chorus Line, which relies largely on dance, would be the best choice for that type of format.


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#27

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Let's try this again. Musicals Tonight's season so far is Oscar Straus' The Chocolate Soldier and Jerome Kern and P.G. Wodehouse's The Beauty Prize. The shows they have done previously are:


By the Beautiful Sea (Schwartz and Fields)
Cabin In the Sky (Vernon Duke)
Chee-Chee (Rodgers & Hart)
Dearest Enemy (Rodgers & Hart)
Face the Music (Irving Berlin)
Fifty Million Frenchmen (Cole Porter)
Foxy (Johnny Mercer)
Gay Divorce (Cole Porter)
Girl Crazy (George & Ira Gershwin)
The Girl Friend (Rodgers & Hart)
Goldilocks (Walter & Jean Kerr)
Have a Heart (Jerome Kern & P.G. Wodehouse)
I Married An Angel (Rodgers & Hart)
Jubilee (Cole Porter)
King of Hearts (Peter Link)
Lady, Be Good! (George & Ira Gershwin)
Leave It To Me (Cole Porter)
Let It Ride (Livingston & Evans)
Look Ma, I'm Dancin'! (Hugh Martin)
Love From Judy (Hugh Martin)
My Favorite Year (Ahrens & Flaherty)
The New Yorkers (Cole Porter)
Primrose (George & Ira Gershwin)
The Roar of the Greasepaint, The Smell of the Crowd (Anthony Newley)
So Long, 174th Street (Stan Daniels)
Stop! Look! Listen! (Irving Berlin)
That's The Ticket! (Harold Rome)
Watch Your Step! (Irving Berlin)

So NO they won't be doing A Chorus Line, Aida, West Side Story, Kiss Me Kate or Pippin. Think obscure, forgotten and never revived.

Get it?

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Updated On: 11/21/04 at 10:36 PM

#29

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Margo, would they do a fairly recent show that naver made it to B'way like "A Man of No Importance", or do they steer towards older stuff?
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#30

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chorus line!!!
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#32

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Well, they did do Ahrens & Flaherty's My Favorite Year which flopped about ten years ago, so I guess Man of No Importance is a possibility (though still awfully recent).
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#33

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George S. Irving has worked with them several times and at one time they were trying to mount up The Happy Time with him in the David Wayne role.

Would people be interested in any of these...

Fade Out - Fade In (I'd love to see Jen Cody in this one)
Love Life
Teddy and Alice
Your Own Thing
I and Albert
Subways are for Sleeping
#36

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Call me crazy, but I'd love to see a staged reading of Cradle Will Rock.. but that may be too known.

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Updated On: 11/22/04 at 04:20 AM

#37

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I agree with Margo with I Love My Wife. Delightful show!

Also:

Hazel Flagg
I Had a Ball
How Now Dow Jones
We Take the Town
Mr. Wonderful
Nymph Errant

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#38

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Do I Hear A Waltz? anyone?
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#39

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THE GOLDEN APPLE, THE GOLDEN APPLE, and oh, what else?...THE GOLDEN APPLE!!!!!!
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#40

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the original 1902 staging of The Wizard of oz was QUITE the hit and ran for a while and had several major tours... I'd be ineterested in a reading of that in NYC.
#41

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Carrie the Musical

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#43

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Seesaw
A Broadway Musical
Spotlight
Greenwillow (I know Musicals in Mufti just did it, but I want someone other than Joe Machota in the lead role.)
Evening Primrose
The Rink
70 Girls, 70
Lolita, My Love
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#44

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Ok never going to happen but:

DANCE OF THE VAMPIRES!

Also:

A Chorus Line
Anything my Jason Robert Brown (I love his music but never got to see any of his shows)

Even though there is a planned revival

I am greatly anticipating the Les Miserables revival in a few years :)
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#45

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I was thinking Golden Apple also (or mabey Golden Rainbow). Anyway it was something golden.

No, really Golden Apple.
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Updated On: 11/22/04 at 01:37 PM

#47

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I would very much like to see a production of 70 GIRLS, 70.
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