Am I the only who thinks this would be an amazing show for Broadway. It would get a lot of young people who maybe weren't into theatre before in the door. It would be something totally new. You can definetly get some big names in it too. Maybe not Rebel Wilson but I think Skylar Astin would do it. And who knows maybe even add a few new songs to the show? I think it would be something very popular and could run on Broadway for years. What does everyone think? Also if a lot of people from the movie don't do the show, we might as well start dream casting!
Am I the only who thinks this would be an amazing show for Broadway.
Yes. I loved the movie, but I do not think it belongs on Broadway.
Leading Actor Joined: 3/26/10
From a career standpoint, it makes zero sense for Skylar Astin to come back to Broadway to be the 3rd or 4th lead in a show he already did.
But yeah it would sell incredibly on broadway. Just copy paste the Bring It On style and it'd be a sure hit.
No thanks.
I think it would make a wonderful stage show---perfect for high schools and community theatres and should TOTALLY be adapted for that reason; however, it should not come to Broadway.
Please Jebus no
Some things just need to stay on film. This is one of them.
But yeah it would sell incredibly on broadway. Just copy paste the Bring It On style and it'd be a sure hit.
If they copied the Bring it On style, don't you think it's more likely that it would flop like Bring it On did?
Man, why is everyone so against this? Did you not like the movie or what?
Mike, I hated the movie. Awful in every sense, could not wait for it too end
I hated it through and through. I was sure I'd have whiplash by all the BAERs I had.
I didn't love it but I didn't hate it. Not worth re watching.
I'm with rosscoe and mama. My friends forced me to see it and I still don't understand why are so many people obsessed with it.
Cause it was basically GLEE.
No it wasn't!!
Updated On: 7/27/13 at 11:50 PM
I absolutely love and have seen it an embarrassing number of times. I don't want a Broadway stage version of it, but a high school/college licensed version would be fitting
Totally was,Jazz.
Not really.
Just because they cover pop songs?
My Mistake, it was basically Glee + Bring it on + every other teen comedy everyone has seen before.
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I loved the supporting characters, but was't too impressed with the rest of the movie.
It would be extremely expensive to pay rights for all that cover music. (Has Rock of Ages even recouped yet...and even if it has, it took a damn long time.)
The music isn't connected to the story, they are just performances. And since it isn't about the music (like Once) there is no emotional pay off for the music.
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/27/05
I loved Pitch Perfect but thought it was way too drawn out. It gets really frustrating during the middle of the movie or so.
I could be mistaken but I remember hearing that this is already in the works.
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