Really Obscure Musicals — Page 2

#26

re: Really Obscure Musicals

Posted: 3/7/07 at 11:38am

Your Own Thing - A hip and happenin' re-working of The Bard's 12th Night. It played the Orpheum in the East Village and the show was recorded by RCA. It did make it to CD but now that's even out of print.

#27

re: Really Obscure Musicals

Posted: 3/7/07 at 1:52pm

The Pirate Queen & Spring Awakening.

KIDDING. I don't know.

I think The Prince of Central Park looked kind of interesting.

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#28

re: Really Obscure Musicals

Posted: 3/7/07 at 5:37pm

anyone know of a musical called Juno?

my voice teacher mentioned it and i've never heard of it... and i pride myself on knowing a great share of obsure musicals.

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#29

re: Really Obscure Musicals

Posted: 3/7/07 at 5:38pm

There is a cast album of it (Juno) but I think it is long out of print

How about Bocaccio 70 ?

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#30

re: Really Obscure Musicals

Posted: 3/7/07 at 5:45pm

Mail
Shogun
Welcome To The Club

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#31

re: Really Obscure Musicals

Posted: 3/7/07 at 5:47pm

Thoughts - Off Broadway
And Never Jam Today - Alice In Wonderland
Soon - Peter Allen/Richard Gere / Nell Carter

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#32

re: Really Obscure Musicals

Posted: 3/7/07 at 8:25pm

You can read all about Juno in Not Since Carrie. I love that book...

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#33

re: Really Obscure Musicals

Posted: 3/7/07 at 9:34pm

Some of Welcome to the Club is on the Lostt in Boston Series. There is a song by Sally Mayes called "In the Name of Love" which is terrific.

#34

re: Really Obscure Musicals

Posted: 3/8/07 at 4:40am

Milk and Honey
The Grand Tour

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#35

re: Really Obscure Musicals

Posted: 3/8/07 at 6:13am

Deena,
"In The Name Of Love" is one of my fave songs. Ever! Sally just knocks that one out of the park!

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#36

re: Really Obscure Musicals

Posted: 3/8/07 at 6:37am

I have said it a couple of times in the past, but I love my favorite Mormon Musical (okay ONLY Mormon Musical) "I, Nephi".

Hehe. Seriously was rather catchy in parts.

#37

re: Really Obscure Musicals

Posted: 3/8/07 at 7:17am

They ended up making a movie out the Prince of Central Park that I recently saw on cable. It had the two deepest female voiced actresses in it....
Kathleen Turner and Cathy Moriarty.
I actually kind of liked it but was trying to figure out where they music would come in other then the fact that the kid likes to play keyboard.

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#38

re: Really Obscure Musicals

Posted: 3/8/07 at 7:24am

I swear after seeing "Soapdish" I still ocassionally see her as a man when I run across a movie or TV show I have seen her in.

#39

re: Really Obscure Musicals

Posted: 3/8/07 at 7:46am

Into the Light
One Night Stand
To Whom It May Concern

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#40

re: Really Obscure Musicals

Posted: 3/8/07 at 8:04am

Anybody ever heard of this little show called Wicked? And there was this thing called Rent...weird title.
Anyway, Bring Back Birdie, anyone?

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#41

re: Really Obscure Musicals

Posted: 3/8/07 at 8:31am

"Anya". Odd, but strangely hauting in spots.
"Flora, the Red Menace"_ you may not consider it obscure, but the history of MT books sure do!

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#42

re: Really Obscure Musicals

Posted: 3/11/07 at 3:49pm

Butt Bump

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#43

re: Really Obscure Musicals

Posted: 3/11/07 at 3:51pm

Nefertiri

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#44

re: Really Obscure Musicals

Posted: 3/11/07 at 4:53pm

I actually saw ANGEL in its out of town tryout - in a dinner theater in Glen Cove, Long Island! I was in high school and was invited to go with my friend and his parents. I don't remember much about it except Frances Sternhagen played the mother.

BY THE BEAUTIFUL SEA, a vehicle for Shirley Booth in the mid-50's.

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#45

re: Really Obscure Musicals

Posted: 3/11/07 at 4:54pm

I saw Angel & it really was not bad. The same team wrote Comin' Uptown - botth trashed by the critics

I do not think they eve wrote again for the stage

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#46

re: Really Obscure Musicals

Posted: 3/11/07 at 6:21pm

Oh man, I love obscure musicals, 'cause I managed to see so many that you guys would never have heard of...

DUDE -- from much of the same team as HAIR and the first big time "environmental" musical. I forget which theatre it was, but they ripped out the interior and made it this pre-CANDIDE "road" musical.

HER FIRST ROMAN -- a musical version of Shaw's Caesar and Cleopatra. I think it closed at intermission.

CRY FOR US ALL -- based on Hogan's Goat. Great, great score. Terrible, terrible book. Big, clunky Howard Bay set that *never* worked right.

YOUR OWN THING is actually going through a bit of a renaissance, showing up at a lot in the community and small regional theatre circuit.

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#47

re: Really Obscure Musicals

Posted: 3/11/07 at 6:30pm

To Sean Martin

Dude - The Broadway theater was ripped up for it. After HAIR, Macdermot & company were given the keys to the store & let DUDE & Via Galactica loose. I saw Via & it was a real dog

Roman - I saw it & liked it . I love the score especially "ROME"

Cry - I saw it & still have the LP. It was a dreary idea that never should have seen the light of day

Your Own Thing - Never saw it

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#48

re: Really Obscure Musicals

Posted: 3/11/07 at 6:38pm

Bright Lights, Big City

I will personally come after the next person who says Spring Awakening

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#49

re: Really Obscure Musicals

Posted: 3/11/07 at 7:41pm

I gotta agree with Mr Roxy - DUDE isn't really that obscure, at least to the flopaholics on the board.