Broadway Star Joined: 9/28/15
When it comes to someone we haven't seen in awhile- Aaron Tveit.
When it comes to a debut I'd love to see- Michael Fassbender.
Post your choices if you feel inclined to.
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Broadway Legend Joined: 8/31/15
Gillian Jacobs, Alicia Vikander.
Broadway Legend Joined: 9/20/08
Broadway Star Joined: 1/24/16
I want to see Raúl Esparza on Broadway again, as well as Sutton Foster. But in terms of film people, I'd love to see Benedict Cumberbatch on Broadway. I know he does a lot of London and West End theater, and I'd like to see him come here and do something.
Featured Actor Joined: 2/29/16
Audra McDonald in Shuffle Along
but seriously though I would like to see Jared Leto in a straight play. Something the likes of requiem for a dream turned into a stage production would be fantastic
This is a very common subject for a thread. There have been quite a few threads on this topic since I started following this board. HOWEVER, I'll bite anyway because what the hell? Maybe putting it into the universe will make it happen.
--Christoph Waltz - the big one that always comes to my mind first. I would LOVE to see him onstage.
--Julie Andrews (would love for her to return to Broadway in a non-singing role)
--John Cleese
--Emma Watson
--Geoffrey Rush
--Emma Thompson
Probably many more, but those are the people who came to mind.
Broadway Legend Joined: 11/30/15
Kanye!
Kate Winslet
Johnny Depp
Agree about both Tveit and Fassbender. I don't know if Fassbender has ever done stage, but I bet he'd be electric. And considering the ratings for BrainDead, Tveit's schedule may clear up soon.
Speaking of X-Men, I wish James McAvoy would come to Broadway. It would save me the expense of flying to London every other year.
Leading Actor Joined: 7/6/14
Michael Keaton, Naomi Watts, Morgan Freeman, Stanley Tucci, Rachel McAdams, Jennifer Lawrence.
I want Reba McEntire to come back! She was brilliant in Annie Get Your Gun, and would love to see her do something else!
I don't know if Fassbender has ever done stage, but I bet he'd be electric.
He actually started out his career on the stage (like so many other actors).
Daniel Day-Lewis needs to return to the stage. Preferably in Lear when he gets older, or maybe as Ivanov
Broadway Legend Joined: 9/20/08
I'd love to see Brendan Gleeson on stage. Heck, I would love for Domhnall Gleeson to return.
Stars Who Should Come to Broadway:
Amy Adams
Michael Douglas
Chiwetel Ejiofer
Ansel Elgort
Anne Hathaway
Oscar Isaac
Evan Rachel Wood
Stars Who Should Come Back:
Andrew Garfield
Kevin Kline
Eddie Redmayne
Mark Ruffalo
Emma Stone
Stand-by Joined: 9/23/15
I'd love to see some Kevin Spacey on Broadway. I think he'd make a pretty big box office draw as well.
I don't know if she is considered a star but I would like to see Katharine McPhee.
Helena Bonham Carter in an Albee play. I think she would kill as Martha in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
Leading Actor Joined: 4/3/14
Helena Bonham Carter opposite Kenneth Branagh in Whose Afraid of Virginia Woolf would be incredible!
Wow, I never put 2 and 2 together. I had no idea Brendan Gleeson is Domhnall Gleeson's father.
I'd like to see "stars" that respect the boards and don't come here when their careers are over or just to win an award.
It hasn't been that long since Realistic Joneses, but Toni Collette.... and this time in a musical!
Featured Actor Joined: 9/26/15
Vanessa Hudgens.....wait
Seriously:
Ariana Grande
Anna Kendrick
Beyoncé
Naya Rivera
Lea Michele
Catherine O'Hara, the muse of Christopher Guest, is whatever she chooses. I proposed her for Dottie in "Noises Off" and Hannegan, and I proposed her for not remotely obvious fits, Claire in "Delicate Balance." Her humor is brilliant because it's grounded in emotional reality. Watch her in "Mighty Wind," she doesn't even play it as comedy, the comedy happens around her. I'm of the mind she could do just about anything.
ChildofEarth said: "I'd like to see "stars" that respect the boards and don't come here when their careers are over or just to win an award."
They should also be able to learn all their lines and not cheat by using earpieces nor teleprompters during a performance like Al Pacino, Bruce Willis, and Forest Whitaker.
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