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What's happening to Musical Theater Writers? (adapters)
#25re: What's happening to Musical Theater Writers? (adapters)
Posted: 3/3/09 at 6:16pmWeez: What kind of iPod do you have? Sorry. Random.
kchenofan's computer is broken right now. This is her fridge. Now, you can leave a message, but say it slowly, so I can write it on a post-it note and stick it to myself.
#26re: What's happening to Musical Theater Writers? (adapters)
Posted: 3/3/09 at 6:57pm
Second generation iPod Nano, 8GB, red, bought when I was in NYC a couple of years ago. Her name is Logainne Schwartzandgrubenierre and she has many showtunes on her. XD
#27re: What's happening to Musical Theater Writers? (adapters)
Posted: 3/4/09 at 1:44am
My big question is...
What is happening to non-adapted musicals?
Any successful ones in recent history?
I fear musical theatre has steered towards adaptations because they need a selling point and target audience. This greatly detracts from the art, and kind of frustrates me.
Don't get me wrong... there are some clever adaptations out there that I appreciate.
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