Testing a new poll feature...
Rob - some of the alignmet on the poll is a bit off, so I'm not sure if the links for the bottom two link to the correct place. It's a cool looking poll feature though!
Where the hell is The King and I? I want a Lincoln Center King and I directed by Bartlett Sher.
^ I'm with him. Who picked the choices for this poll?
broadwaydevil - can you tell me what browser/version you're using and/or send me a screenshot and I'll pass it along? thx!
Lil Abner
Broadway Legend Joined: 6/20/05
Are there only eight choices? The last two are cut in half.
How about My Fair Lady? But only with Kelli O'Hara.
Updated On: 6/24/11 at 08:10 PM
I think many of us would agree that most musicals deserving of Broadway revival have been mounted in the past 20-25 years (if not on Bdwy then via Encores! or York or Musicals in Mufti, etc.).
I'd like to see directors and producers consider reviving:
A NEW BRAIN
CHESS
DESTRY RIDES AGAIN
LADY IN THE DARK
OF THEE I SING
Updated On: 6/24/11 at 08:18 PM
BAT BOY!
Broadway Legend Joined: 6/20/05
Bat Boy played Off Broadway.
NO, NO, NANETTE.
Broadway Legend Joined: 2/20/04
Only a fool would revive Crazy for You without Stroman's choreography.
Jeez - I just realized that C4U opened nearly 20 years ago!
I second Li'l Abner.
City of Angels, yes please!
^^^^
I voted for City Of Angels too.
It is a remarkable show. One of the best written musicals I've ever seen.
On the Town!
Sorry Rob I responded to the poll so you can't see the choices anymore. I'm using the latest version of internet explorer. (8 I think?)
Broadway Legend Joined: 2/24/11
"Pippin" has a STUPID great score. Some may think it too much of its time but I believe its almost modern in its protagonist's search for fulfillment and fame. I vote "Pippin"!
egghumor-- several nice suggestions. Especially approve LADY IN THE DARK, after seeing the National Theater nearly do it justice back in '97 or so.
But OF THEE I SING? Reprise in LA tried to prop that show up a few years ago and boy was it limp!
LI'L ABNER has a great score, and is owed a revisit for sure. But does anybody under 50 even remember the comic strip it's based on?
Overhaul KISMET and bring it back!
Li'L ABNER, for its great score, it's choreography (Michael Kidd was the original choreographer), and it's satiric humor. It has never been revived if you exclude a tepid ENCORES presentation.
I would also welcome Kurt Weill's brilliant LADY IN THE DARK.
Featured Actor Joined: 4/10/11
Dreamgirls
Understudy Joined: 3/14/09
"Lil Abner", "The Secret Garden" and "Pippin"
I still like my ONCE UPIN A MATTRESS with Sutton Foster idea.
Not her again.
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