#1
Posted: 1/18/15 at 11:20pm
I'm hoping Company. Yes, it's rooted to a specific time and place, but that may be in its favor.
Which Sondheim Will Be A Classic in 100 Years?
#2
Posted: 1/18/15 at 11:22pm
None.. they will realize how boring they are to see LIVE.
#3
Posted: 1/18/15 at 11:23pm
Realistically in 100 years? All the ones that are considered classics now
In 250 years? West Side Story and Gypsy. Maybe a Little Night Music.
In 250 years? West Side Story and Gypsy. Maybe a Little Night Music.
Updated On: 1/18/15 at 11:23 PM
#4
Posted: 1/18/15 at 11:30pm
None.. they will realize how boring they are to see LIVE.
LOL. Child, please.
LOL. Child, please.
#5
Posted: 1/18/15 at 11:33pm
Why must it be an entire century or more for a show to be considered a classic?
"In 250 years? West Side Story and Gypsy."
Aren't those already considered classics by many?
"In 250 years? West Side Story and Gypsy."
Aren't those already considered classics by many?
#6
Posted: 1/19/15 at 1:10am
I think that many of his shows are already considered classics. Sweeney Todd has the most potential due to the fact that the music and story are both dramatic and entertaining. It also is pretty timeless and will probably survive the test of time.
#7
Posted: 1/19/15 at 1:29am
Into the Woods
it's just so brilliant
it's just so brilliant
#8
Posted: 1/19/15 at 2:13am
It'll be Sweeney Todd for sure.
Give me claws and a hunch, just away from this bunch.
#9
Posted: 1/19/15 at 2:19am
Unless they cure death, who cares?
#10
Posted: 1/19/15 at 2:30am
If you think of how many operas and plays have really stood the test of time over the centuries, who knows how many musicals in general of what's been created in the past century will stay in the public consciousness.
Granted there's much more preservation these days.
Granted there's much more preservation these days.
Keeping BroadwayWorld Illustrated
#11
Posted: 1/19/15 at 2:49am
Whatever show(s) you suggest, can we also discuss which actor's great-great-great grandchildren we should dreamcast as the leads.
Updated On: 1/19/15 at 02:49 AM
#12
Posted: 1/19/15 at 2:52am
That is an interesting point Mr. Nowack. If we think back to the biggest hits of 1915 (100 years ago), the only one that has any kind of life at all is Very Good Eddie. There were more musicals written back then than now, and yet that show is the only one remembered, and I think people consider it to be more of a fun blast to the past rather than a genuine classic, even if the score is wonderful.
#13
Posted: 1/19/15 at 6:42am
"None.. they will realize how boring they are to see LIVE."
Hmm.
Sweeney? Nor boring.
Into the Woods? Not boring.
Forum? Not boring.
Sunday? Nor boring.
Company? Not boring
Hmm.
Sweeney? Nor boring.
Into the Woods? Not boring.
Forum? Not boring.
Sunday? Nor boring.
Company? Not boring
#14
Posted: 1/19/15 at 7:39am
Why do we have to limit ourselves to just one? They are all classics with new generations rediscovering them
#15
Posted: 1/19/15 at 7:42am
What could be more classic than Forum, his bigger hit, with source material which has defined "classic" for two millennia?
Updated On: 1/19/15 at 07:42 AM
#16
Egerman! Right! Score one for you!
HA HA!
Posted: 1/19/15 at 8:03am
Egerman! Right! Score one for you!
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Updated On: 1/19/15 at 08:03 AM
#17
Posted: 1/19/15 at 8:08am
the late or rather later, ME!
#18
Posted: 1/19/15 at 8:12am
"None.. they will realize how boring they are to see LIVE."
Have fun telling that to:
-His 8 Grammy Awards
-His 8 Tony Awards
-His 9 Drama Desks
-An OBIE
-His 5 Laurence Olivier Awards
EDIT: Okay, so he has won so many awards it's hard to keep track....the point is: he is very acclaimed!
Have fun telling that to:
-His 8 Grammy Awards
-His 8 Tony Awards
-His 9 Drama Desks
-An OBIE
-His 5 Laurence Olivier Awards
EDIT: Okay, so he has won so many awards it's hard to keep track....the point is: he is very acclaimed!
Updated On: 1/19/15 at 08:12 AM
#19
Posted: 1/19/15 at 8:16am
The planet will be underwater in 250 years.
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#20
Posted: 1/19/15 at 8:18am
And we'll all be speaking Chinese.
(So maybe Pacific Overtures will be of interest)
(So maybe Pacific Overtures will be of interest)
#21
Posted: 1/19/15 at 9:37am
I could have sworn he had more Drama Desks, Showface.
Honestly, I'll probably be dead, so it won't matter.
Honestly, I'll probably be dead, so it won't matter.
#22
Posted: 1/19/15 at 9:39am
Updated On: 1/19/15 at 09:39 AM
#23
Posted: 1/19/15 at 11:35am
There are Shakespeare companies putting on all Shakespeare shows - even those that aren't so good.
There are Gilbert & Sullivan societies putting on all 14 G&S shows - even those that aren't so good.
Will there be such groups for Sondheim? Richard Rodgers (with Hart and Hammerstein)?
There are Gilbert & Sullivan societies putting on all 14 G&S shows - even those that aren't so good.
Will there be such groups for Sondheim? Richard Rodgers (with Hart and Hammerstein)?
#24
Posted: 1/19/15 at 11:36am
"And we'll all be speaking Chinese.
(So maybe Pacific Overtures will be of interest)"
If everyone is speaking Chinese by then why would a musical about Japan created by a bunch of white guys be of interest?
(So maybe Pacific Overtures will be of interest)"
If everyone is speaking Chinese by then why would a musical about Japan created by a bunch of white guys be of interest?
#25
Posted: 1/19/15 at 12:02pm
^ Lol. I was thinking the same thing.
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