TWILIGHT THE MUSICAL!!! — Page 4

Can you not see that they are a shill?

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Whoops. I did mean to stay on topic with a suggestion. So here goes. For the title song, get the performance rights to a version of "Twilight Time." I'd suggest The Platters because they have a nice fast version of it.

"Heavenly shades of night are falling.
It's Twilight Time.
Out of the mist your voice is calling.
It's Twilight Time."

:)

fizz :) Maybe someone will pick up on this bit of tomfoolery. Heck. Just like the school chums who did "Night of the Living Dead" for fun. And wowser!

"That's interesting! It's possible to make money from a flop. It just takes some creative accounting." Paraphrased, but close to the lines from the movie version of "The Producers." :)

Jah wohl! I made a suggestion elsewhere on the board for a new musical, "Six Degrees of Sanitation" about the garbage industry. The hero has six college degrees, including a doctorate in music, but can't get an office job. So he takes a job as a garbageman and sings as he unloads garbage from around the city. Thus he is a "Singing Garbageman." He is noticed by the manager of the Met Opera as he takes away garbage and is hired as an opera singer. :)

Sample Song--

"I'm a garbageman
and I'm stinky.
I just got stabbed
in the leg
by some Slinky."

and--

"Garbage e mobile!
I move it everyday."

Well I figured I would sort of answer your question cause I can only think of the perfect Bella...

Alexandra Socha, currently playing Wendla in Spring Awakening. She is PERFECT!

":) I made the comment a couple of times on the board that ANYTHING seems to be turned into a musical nowadays. :) I suggested "Global Warming, the Musical." It could star Al Gore in his new singing role. He has done lots of other things. Why not this?

Could get the performance rights to existing old standards, like *Baby It's Cold Outside. *It's Too Darn Hot. *Stormy Weather. And on and on it goes. I figure these songs might be picked up for not much $ and integrated into a plot.

Since it's a musical, the plot can be really anything. The songs will carry it. :)"

It's been done. A spoof of An Inconvenient Truth called "An Inconvenient Musical" played in Toronto this summer and was supposed to go to NYMF, but I don't believe it did. Al Gore wasn't in it (obviously), but he was a character. It parodied several classic musicals and was absolutely hilarious. Just thought you'd like to know.

Oh, this is a joke...thank God.

I saw this thread and suddenly got this odd tightening in my chest...