With only a few musicals actually set for a revival and with Hello Dolly closing in a month. I’m wondering what people would like to see revived. Part of the big struggle though is to revive it for a reason.
Mine are:
Funny Girl (Though I feel that it’s almost unspoken that it won’t be revived while Babs is still living) Titanic Chess Little Mermaid (but major work done) Tarzan (with major changes. Because I do feel like it could work) Sound of Music Beauty and the Beast (because it never should have closed when it did) Mame (cher and Meryl. especially after seeing their chemistry through the mamma Mia press) Aida (i know I always suggest it. Tveit. Erivo. Osnes/Ashford) Joseph (with someone like Jonathan Groff)
MAME - starring Bernadette Peters (she looks young enough to play the part) or Christine Baranski
I CAN GET IR FOR YOU WHOLESALE - Not sure what went wrong with it 55 years ago, but this could be open to a new revival. I don't think it has 'Streisand' as attached to it as 'Funny Girl'.
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Christine Baranski played Mame 12 years ago at the Kennedy Center, at 66 years of age she is precisely the age Mame is supposed to be at the END of the show.
Putting things into perspective: Rosalind Russell was 48 when she first played her. Angela Lansbury was 41
Yes, Lucille Ball was 62 when she did the film...and we all know how THAT turned out.
I personally would love to see a revival of "Promises, Promises" - the real one not that flawed imitation starring Chenoweth that was produced 8 years ago
Two Gentlemen of Verona A Day in Hollywood/A Night in the Ukraine Oliver! City of Angels The Secret Garden I Love My Wife Will Rogers Follies Barnum High Button Shoes Anyone Can Whistle Zorba The Most Happy Fella Titanic Redhead Damn Yankees Take Me Along Fiorello! The Rothschilds Shenandoah Ain't Misbehavin' Best Little Whorehouse in Texas Pump Boys and Dinettes Me and My Girl Rags Romance/Romance Crazy for You Blood Brothers Tommy The Scarlet Pimpernel (version 1.0) The Full Monty Jane Eyre Thoroughly Modern Millie Urinetown
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I know it wouldn’t make any money on Broadway unless it had 2 huge stars, but I would love to see a production of I Do, I Do. Even if it’s a limited concert presentation.