Two Songs from Brand New PETER PAN MUSICAL!!!
#2
Posted: 6/2/08 at 4:46pm
sounds jazzy!
do I spy a Cortney Wolfson?
do I spy a Cortney Wolfson?
#3
Posted: 6/2/08 at 4:47pm
OH THANK GOD! I have always said what this story needed was a musical version, a thing so sorely lacking in its history.
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"Not Barker, Todd is the only person I've ever known who could imitate Katherine Hepburn...in print." -nmartin-
#4
Posted: 6/2/08 at 4:50pm
BARKER, are you being serious? I can't tell.
I think it sounds new and fresh. It's a weird kind of contemporary.
I think it sounds new and fresh. It's a weird kind of contemporary.
#5
Posted: 6/2/08 at 4:51pm
The guy singing it is barely in tune, and it reminds me of Spring Awakening.
#6
Posted: 6/2/08 at 5:03pm
I am not being serious. Just to review, the musical versions of this story include . . .
1950 Leonard Bernstein Stage Musical
1953 Disney Film
1954 Styne/Charlap/Rittman/Leigh/Comden/Green Stage Musical
1989 Piers Chater Robinson Stage Musical
1996 Drewe & Stiles Stage Musical
1997 Peter and Wendy Stage Musical
2008 Darling Stage Musical (?)
My post was intended as sarcasm.
1950 Leonard Bernstein Stage Musical
1953 Disney Film
1954 Styne/Charlap/Rittman/Leigh/Comden/Green Stage Musical
1989 Piers Chater Robinson Stage Musical
1996 Drewe & Stiles Stage Musical
1997 Peter and Wendy Stage Musical
2008 Darling Stage Musical (?)
My post was intended as sarcasm.
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"Not Barker, Todd is the only person I've ever known who could imitate Katherine Hepburn...in print." -nmartin-
With Clay Aiken in Spamalot, all of Broadway is singing a collective "There! Right! There!" -Me-
"Not Barker, Todd is the only person I've ever known who could imitate Katherine Hepburn...in print." -nmartin-
Updated On: 6/2/08 at 05:03 PM
#7
Posted: 6/2/08 at 5:13pm
This show sounds different than the regular "MUSICAL VERSION OF PETER PAN."
In the song NEVER, they talk about drugs and sex.
I think it sounds cool and fresh.
Has anyone listened to his stuff from ALIVE AT TEN?
Good stuff!
In the song NEVER, they talk about drugs and sex.
I think it sounds cool and fresh.
Has anyone listened to his stuff from ALIVE AT TEN?
Good stuff!
#8
Posted: 6/2/08 at 5:14pm
bwayrosen, are you involved with this show? You joined today and your post reads like an advertisement.
The songs were okay. I tuned out because the melodies didn't really excite/entertain me. And if this really is going to be the sixth musical based on the same material, it had better be daaamn special.
The songs were okay. I tuned out because the melodies didn't really excite/entertain me. And if this really is going to be the sixth musical based on the same material, it had better be daaamn special.
#9
Posted: 6/2/08 at 5:19pm
not involved with the musical, i just never had anything to post about until now, which is why i officially joined
just see lots of concerts at the Beechman.
i missed this concert and i searched it on youtube
i agree, it has to be OUTSTANDING and EXTREMELY CONCEPTUAL for us not to be bored and turn away.
I am also a huge peter pan fan.
just see lots of concerts at the Beechman.
i missed this concert and i searched it on youtube
i agree, it has to be OUTSTANDING and EXTREMELY CONCEPTUAL for us not to be bored and turn away.
I am also a huge peter pan fan.
#10
Posted: 6/2/08 at 5:58pm
don't forget the upcoming disney adaption of Peter and the Star Catchers!
#11
Posted: 6/2/08 at 6:30pm
perhaps this is a stupid question but is this the same musical that the GREY GARDENS writers are working on?
We don't need another Peter Pan musical. Please.
We don't need another Peter Pan musical. Please.
#12
Posted: 6/2/08 at 7:50pm
I'm kinda excited to see where they go with this.
Not the disney or Mary Martin Peter Pan we all know so well...
I like new spins on classic stories
Not the disney or Mary Martin Peter Pan we all know so well...
I like new spins on classic stories
Fear no more the heat o' the sun,
Nor the furious winter's rages;
Thou thy worldly task hast done,
Home art gone and ta'en thy wages:
Golden lads and girls all must,
As chimney-sweepers, come to dust.
~Cymbeline
#13
Posted: 6/2/08 at 8:08pm
I talked to a friend of mine who was at the beechman and she said that the musical takes place in the 1930s after the depression and that there is no MAGIC in it...like no flying and no fairy tale aspects...it's more of a real story and more focused on Wendy.
I don't know if that's clear, but that's what i got.
I don't know if that's clear, but that's what i got.
#14
Posted: 6/2/08 at 8:41pm
If you like off-pitch singing, it's fantastic. Otherwise, I thought it was sh*t.
Updated On: 6/2/08 at 08:41 PM
#15
Posted: 6/2/08 at 9:10pm
it could be really cool, but since when does a song about drugs and sex make a song "contemporary?"
"The good news is I have an excellent Tony speech. The bad news is I've had it for forty-five years."-Elaine Stritch
#16
Posted: 6/2/08 at 10:35pm
bwayrosen - Do I know you? I once owned PeterPanFan.com.
Being a Peter Pan historian, I am always at the welcome for new stage adaptations of the story. I haven't listened to the songs yet but I will as soon as I get the chance.
There was an independent film based on the story called NEVERLAND. It was set in the present and "Neverland" was an amusement park. Fairy dust, was, in fact, fairy dust (the drug). Tiger Lily was a drag queen. Tons of sexual ineundos.
Being a Peter Pan historian, I am always at the welcome for new stage adaptations of the story. I haven't listened to the songs yet but I will as soon as I get the chance.
There was an independent film based on the story called NEVERLAND. It was set in the present and "Neverland" was an amusement park. Fairy dust, was, in fact, fairy dust (the drug). Tiger Lily was a drag queen. Tons of sexual ineundos.
"The Spectacle has, indeed, an emotional attraction of its own, but, of all the parts, it is the least artistic, and connected least with the art of poetry. For the power of Tragedy, we may be sure, is felt even apart from representation and actors. Besides, the production of spectacular effects depends more on the art of the stage machinist than on that of the poet."
--Aristotle
--Aristotle
#17
Posted: 6/2/08 at 10:47pm
IMO two really bad songs very poorly sung. They have nothing to do with Peter Pan. A new musical version of the story is not needed.
It Sucks To Be Me
#18
Posted: 6/2/08 at 10:49pm
Wow. Those are not impressive.
#19
Posted: 6/2/08 at 10:54pm
"perhaps this is a stupid question but is this the same musical that the GREY GARDENS writers are working on?"
No. They're adapting the film "Finding Neverland" which was about J.M.Barrie writing Peter Pan. It was like "Shakespeare In Love" but a different subject.
Poor RSO. So overrated by people who don't know anything.
No. They're adapting the film "Finding Neverland" which was about J.M.Barrie writing Peter Pan. It was like "Shakespeare In Love" but a different subject.
Poor RSO. So overrated by people who don't know anything.
-Benjamin
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#20
Posted: 6/2/08 at 10:57pm
"A new musical version of the story is not needed."
I strongly disagree. If you know the source material as I do, then you may agree that there has YET to be a stage (nor film) adaptation that truly incorporates the dark tones which bode through.
I would love to see PAN done on stage in a musical adaptation which highlights this.
I strongly disagree. If you know the source material as I do, then you may agree that there has YET to be a stage (nor film) adaptation that truly incorporates the dark tones which bode through.
I would love to see PAN done on stage in a musical adaptation which highlights this.
"The Spectacle has, indeed, an emotional attraction of its own, but, of all the parts, it is the least artistic, and connected least with the art of poetry. For the power of Tragedy, we may be sure, is felt even apart from representation and actors. Besides, the production of spectacular effects depends more on the art of the stage machinist than on that of the poet."
--Aristotle
--Aristotle
#21
Posted: 6/2/08 at 11:21pm
I think if anything they should musicalize HOOK!!!
Rant, Wickud, Rant, Wickud, Rant! We're not gonna pay Rant! 'Cause everythink is Wickud!
"Leave Walt Disney Theatricals new sparkling production of The Little Mermaid on Broadway alone!!!"
lakezurich will be played by Paul Groves in the BWW musical
"Leave Walt Disney Theatricals new sparkling production of The Little Mermaid on Broadway alone!!!"
lakezurich will be played by Paul Groves in the BWW musical
#22
Posted: 6/2/08 at 11:27pm
A new musical version of the story is not needed."
I strongly disagree. If you know the source material as I do, then you may agree that there has YET to be a stage (nor film) adaptation that truly incorporates the dark tones which bode through.
I would love to see PAN done on stage in a musical adaptation which highlights this.
Why?
I strongly disagree. If you know the source material as I do, then you may agree that there has YET to be a stage (nor film) adaptation that truly incorporates the dark tones which bode through.
I would love to see PAN done on stage in a musical adaptation which highlights this.
Why?
#23
Posted: 6/2/08 at 11:42pm
Because the book is a classic and it would be great to have a show that is more faithful to the source material! Did he not explain in English?
Rant, Wickud, Rant, Wickud, Rant! We're not gonna pay Rant! 'Cause everythink is Wickud!
"Leave Walt Disney Theatricals new sparkling production of The Little Mermaid on Broadway alone!!!"
lakezurich will be played by Paul Groves in the BWW musical
"Leave Walt Disney Theatricals new sparkling production of The Little Mermaid on Broadway alone!!!"
lakezurich will be played by Paul Groves in the BWW musical
Updated On: 6/2/08 at 11:42 PM
#24
Posted: 6/2/08 at 11:45pm
CapnHook is a she?
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With Clay Aiken in Spamalot, all of Broadway is singing a collective "There! Right! There!" -Me-
"Not Barker, Todd is the only person I've ever known who could imitate Katherine Hepburn...in print." -nmartin-
With Clay Aiken in Spamalot, all of Broadway is singing a collective "There! Right! There!" -Me-
"Not Barker, Todd is the only person I've ever known who could imitate Katherine Hepburn...in print." -nmartin-
#25
Posted: 6/2/08 at 11:48pm
There, lol, changed it.
Rant, Wickud, Rant, Wickud, Rant! We're not gonna pay Rant! 'Cause everythink is Wickud!
"Leave Walt Disney Theatricals new sparkling production of The Little Mermaid on Broadway alone!!!"
lakezurich will be played by Paul Groves in the BWW musical
"Leave Walt Disney Theatricals new sparkling production of The Little Mermaid on Broadway alone!!!"
lakezurich will be played by Paul Groves in the BWW musical
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