Wizard of Oz

[ucjrdude902]

Wizard of Oz#1

Posted: 4/2/07 at 5:43pm

Did it ever actually MAKE it to broadway?

[misschung]

re: Wizard of Oz#2

Posted: 4/2/07 at 5:57pm

in 1903, I believe.


*calls husk_charmer to thread*

The morning star always gets wonderful bright the minute before it has to go --doesn't it?

[bwayguy22089]

re: Wizard of Oz#2

Posted: 4/2/07 at 5:59pm

The musical verson (based on the 1939 movie) never has. In 1903, a musical based on the novel came to broadway. The stage musical of the movie was adapted in 1987 and produced on the London stage where it remained for 3 years. Theres a cast recording out as well. In 1997 a company (with Roseanne (followed by Eartha Kitt) and Mickey Rooney) kicked off a national tour at the theatre at MSG. Thats the closest it has come :)

[ucjrdude902]

re: Wizard of Oz#3

Posted: 4/2/07 at 6:00pm

great can u guys go red the post called RESUME and help me there I NEED IT BIG

[misschung]

re: Wizard of Oz#4

Posted: 4/2/07 at 6:20pm

it has nothing to do with the Wizard of Oz, tho...

The morning star always gets wonderful bright the minute before it has to go --doesn't it?

[ucjrdude902]

re: Wizard of Oz#5

Posted: 4/2/07 at 6:24pm

still i need LOTS Of opinions

[Fosse76]

re: Wizard of Oz#6

Posted: 4/2/07 at 6:29pm

"still i need LOTS Of opinions"

What do you mean. There can be no opinion whether or not something appeared on Broadway. As was stated above, the version based on the film has NEVER appeared on Broadway. That's all there is to it.

[ucjrdude902]

re: Wizard of Oz#7

Posted: 4/2/07 at 6:31pm

i meant the resume opinions.

[lesmisforever]

re: Wizard of Oz#8

Posted: 4/2/07 at 7:11pm

What resume opinions?

"I have a fever, and the only prescription is more cowbell!"