#126
Posted: 4/30/16 at 12:49am
A Sher-helmed Sweeney Todd in the Beaumont would be nothing less than extraordinary.
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#127
Posted: 4/30/16 at 2:05am
I would love to see Sher do a lush revival of Into the Woods with Kate Baldwin and Brian D'Arcy James. I still think that Audra Mcdonald would be stunning as the Witch.
I think he'd do a fantastic job with Sweeney. I'd still love to Mandy Patinkin and Bernadette Peters tackle the leads. I think that Andrew Keenan-Bolger would make a great Tobias and I'd love to see Len Cariou come back as Judge Turpin.
#128
Posted: 4/30/16 at 2:47am
I would love to see them do a production of Oklahoma in 2018 in celebration of the shows 75th anniversary. I can't imagine it would run long, but I would love to see it in the Beaumont. But if I had my pick, it would be Jason Robert Brown's Parade.
#129
Posted: 4/30/16 at 4:27am
The Grass Harp in the small theater upstairs. Not something we can see anytime at any high school or community theater.
#130
Posted: 4/30/16 at 4:52am
icecreambenjamin said: "I'd still love to Mandy Patinkin and Bernadette Peters tackle the leads. I think that Andrew Keenan-Bolger would make a great Tobias and I'd love to see Len Cariou come back as Judge Turpin.
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That would be a dream come true!
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#131
Posted: 4/30/16 at 9:20am
I second Sweeney or Into the Woods. The thought of Into the Woods at the Beaumont gives me chills.
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#132
Posted: 4/30/16 at 9:30am
NYadgal said: "Another vote for CAMELOT and MY FAIR LADY
And another one for this pair of Lerner and Lowe classics!
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#133
Posted: 4/30/16 at 9:32am
Parade, I'd really like to see Matilda in its original formation on a thrust stage, carousel
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#134
Posted: 4/30/16 at 11:07am
bwayphreak234 said: "The thought of Into the Woods at the Beaumont gives me chills."
OMG, me too! Would love this to happen one day!!!
#135
Posted: 4/30/16 at 12:41pm
Funny Girl is long overdue and has the stature that LCT seems to like
#136
Posted: 4/30/16 at 12:52pm
BroadwayConcierge said: "A Sher-helmed Sweeney Todd in the Beaumont would be nothing less than extraordinary.
Go big or go home. I think that the Beaumont would be a perfect choice of venue to possibly emulate the feel of the original production at the Uris.
#137
Posted: 4/30/16 at 1:26pm
Honestly, I do agree with Sondheim on Sweeney, it's a show that gives its best only in intimate productions.
#138
Posted: 4/30/16 at 2:18pm
I'd love to see a fully staged version of Casey Nicholaw's Most Happy Fella
#139
Posted: 4/30/16 at 5:23pm
Please no Into The Woods. Two reasons:
1. As with Gypsy, it is revived too frequently
2. I personally have never been a fan...I find the score as a whole boring and particularly hate the constant refrains of the title theme.
Please no Oklahoma, which in the surface seems an ideal opportunity to take advantage of the large stage. Two reasons:
1. If was revived too recently and they did a pretty good job exploiting the size of the Gershwin stage
2. Unless they do a drastic rewrite of the Ado Annie / Will Parker / Ali Halim sub-plot, it is just too painful to watch.
I do not think Gypsy would benefit from this stage, so why bother doing it there. Also, Gypsy just seems like it should be done in a real Broadway theatre. I also don't think Follies should be done there for the same reason, preferable an older, more ornate one.
I think Sweeney Todd is a great idea. In 25 years, I think Les Miserables will be a great idea. And how about the rumored revival of Miss Saigon? I guess I think the bigger the show, the better the opportunity to take advantage of that stage. I don't think the Harold Prince Show Boat will ever be surpassed, but you never know.
I keep hoping for a revival of Can Can, which I suspect will not occur in my lifetime; were it to be revived, I think it'd be a great fit.
1. As with Gypsy, it is revived too frequently
2. I personally have never been a fan...I find the score as a whole boring and particularly hate the constant refrains of the title theme.
Please no Oklahoma, which in the surface seems an ideal opportunity to take advantage of the large stage. Two reasons:
1. If was revived too recently and they did a pretty good job exploiting the size of the Gershwin stage
2. Unless they do a drastic rewrite of the Ado Annie / Will Parker / Ali Halim sub-plot, it is just too painful to watch.
I do not think Gypsy would benefit from this stage, so why bother doing it there. Also, Gypsy just seems like it should be done in a real Broadway theatre. I also don't think Follies should be done there for the same reason, preferable an older, more ornate one.
I think Sweeney Todd is a great idea. In 25 years, I think Les Miserables will be a great idea. And how about the rumored revival of Miss Saigon? I guess I think the bigger the show, the better the opportunity to take advantage of that stage. I don't think the Harold Prince Show Boat will ever be surpassed, but you never know.
I keep hoping for a revival of Can Can, which I suspect will not occur in my lifetime; were it to be revived, I think it'd be a great fit.
#140
Posted: 4/30/16 at 5:31pm
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