Broadway Star Joined: 2/21/06
We had some "great" ones the last time we did this thread. Unfortunately, it's disappeared from the site.
Here are some really awful (in a great way) ideas:
"Moose and Squirrel: The Rocky and Bullwinkle Musical" -- can you see Boris Badunov singing?
"Suffering Succotash: The Daffy Duck Musical"
"Mr. Ed: The Musical" Ad campign: You knew he talked, now he sings and dances. A real Broadway hoofer.
What are your "great" ideas?
Broadway Legend Joined: 1/19/08
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/15/03
A musical version of MOOSE MURDERS.
I've always wanted to see a musical version of 'Citizen Kane,' just so the ad campaign can say 'it's the CITIZEN KANE of musicals.'
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/15/03
OH, GODFATHER! -- the classic gangster saga comes to Broadway. Score by Maury Yeston, directed by Tommy Tune, starring Raul Esparza as Michael Corleone. With the song "Don't Forget The Cannoli!"
HELLO, LULU! -- A new musical based on Wedekind's other play, scored by Jerry Herman. With the songs "Upon This Couch (My Father Bled To Death)", "The Jack The Ripper Polka."
BLUE VELVET -- David Lynch adapts his own classic film for the stage, with score by Angelo Badalamenti, choreography by Bill T. Jones. Christine Ebersole as Dorothy Vallens. Songs: "Joyride" "Daddy's Coming Home (All Over You)" "He Put His Disease In Me!!" and the showstopper "Baby Wants To F**k!!"
Broadway Star Joined: 2/21/06
"Armageddon: The Musical Experience"
It will completely change your world!
I still like my idea for My Little Pony goes to Jurassic Park. :) And the dinosaurs have to sing too.
No sh*t: In college, there was a kid who was working on a musical of THE EXORCIST. He even had gotten in touch with William Peter Blatty who was....all for it!
Broadway Star Joined: 2/21/06
That's pretty funny, Borstalboy.
Any more ideas?
A composer friend and I wrote a musical version of 'A Christmas Carol' a few years back that did well locally. When people would ask what we were going to do next, I always said we're working on a musical version of 'The Creature From the Black Lagoon.' I was, of course, kidding.
Imagine my shock when I found out Universal is putting up a musical version of the Creature as we speak!
Broadway Legend Joined: 11/23/05
Gigli The Musical!
Clinton or change: The musical
Equus, Equus! featuring a score by Jerry Herman, book by Mark Medoff, and direction/choreography by Tommy Tune. Starring Matthew Broderick and Nathan Lane, of course (of course).
Understudy Joined: 6/14/08
I agree, Morsoco! Haha
Good Luck Chuck the Musical
Sicko (Michael Moore) the Musical
The Perks of being a Wallflower the Musical
Leading Actor Joined: 11/16/06
Jersey Girl: the Musical!
The Miracle Worker: the Musical! - can you imagine the choreography for Helen
Glitter: the Musical - starring a true Mariah Carey impersonator from Las Vegas
Hilton: the Musical - an awe-inspiring, jaw-dropping gaggle of rich people tricks and antics set to the tunes of the late 90s and early aughts; Paris, Nikki, et. all.
Friends: the Musical - including the original theme song from the smash NBC hit of the same name
ESPN: the Musical - come one, come all, come out all ye athletes...
Roseanne: the Musical - Roseanne Barr stars as herself in a show about herself doing a show about herself
Anyone see 'Forgetting Sarah Marshall'?
Well, that Dracula puppett musical is CRYING OUT to be made.
On another note,
The worst possible idea would be if those Scary Movie/Date Movie/Epic Movie/Disaster Movie/Superhero Movie....ever decide to make "MUSICAL MOVIE".
Ugh.
Broadway Legend Joined: 8/14/07
gimore girls The musical although it could be cute.
Broadway Legend Joined: 1/19/08
Shaun of the Dead; A Gorey New Musical.
Actually, thats such a bad idea that it has the potential to be awesome!
The scene where they beat the zombies with baseball bats to the music of 'Don't Stop Me Now' would work amazingly on stage.
Given the topic, I think the addition of "The Musical" in every title is not only redundant, but simply uncreative, don't you think?
Vertically Challanged: The Midget Musical
songs include:
It's a Small World, Little Me, and other great classics about little and small things....
Broadway Star Joined: 2/21/06
"Mockingbird Lane" (the musical version of The Munsters)
Stand-by Joined: 10/26/06
Swing Joined: 7/6/08
"It's Charles!" a rollicking bed room farce/murder mystery adapted from the 1988 masterpiece of horror cinema "Child's Play". Featuring the soon to be Broadway Standards "He's Small", "Don't Call Me Chucky" and "Toy Store Break Out"!
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