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Sweet Bird of Youth--a Musical

I just got back from a high school production of Tennessee Williams' Summer and Smoke. It was quite an "experience" and I don't think the wisest choice for the cast involved.

Anyhow...as I was leaving someone in the crowd was mentioning Sweet Bird of Youth (hopefully not as a selection for next year!) and mentioned about it being produced as a musical. Is this true???? How on earth? I mean...as I recall Chance gets beaten and castrated, doesn't he? (I remember a song called the "Castration Shuffle"--SNL? Monty Python?)

So...anyone familiar with this...or am I losing my mind. The younger,kept man/older woman is a popular theme...
Where are we going, and why am I in this handbasket?

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Updated On: 3/6/04 at 10:32 PM

#2

re: Sweet Bird of Youth--a Musical

Lol. I'm doing this with my drama group at the moment and cannot imagine Sweet Bird of Youth the musical. It would be so stupid.

"You are sixteen, going on seventy.. "
- Chance to Princess
#3

re: re: Sweet Bird of Youth--a Musical

Could they be mistaking this for SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS (which wasn't very successful) ?
"Long live God!" (GODSPELL)
#4

re: re: re: Sweet Bird of Youth--a Musical

They could musicalize the movie ( sanitized ) version. If Starmites can be a musical than anything can be.
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re: Sweet Bird of Youth--a Musical

In the movie DEATH BECOMES HER, there was a musical version of SWEET BIRD OF YOUTH starring Meryl Streep's character. The name of the musical within the film was called SONGBIRD and Streep playing an aging actress playing the role of the the Princess was a hoot. She actually performed an opening number called "It's Me" replete with dancing bell hops. It was supposed to be a really bad musical but Streep was so bad (intentionally) that she was brilliant. She is the most talented actor of the 20th and probably 21st centuries. If they ever make a film version of SUNSET BLVD. she must play Norma.

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