Your Worst Musical Ideas- Page 5

[Mr Roxy]

Posted: 10/11/08 at 10:25pm

Texas Chainsaw Massacre

Leather Face - you got the cutest little leatherface
When I First "Saw" You

[Timmer]

Posted: 11/1/08 at 11:39am

"The Scottish Musical" (Need I say more?)

[dg22894]

Posted: 11/1/08 at 7:49pm

Mikey Mouse: the musical
Twilight: the musical
Real Housewives of Broadway: On Broadway

[Schmerg_The_Impaler]

Posted: 11/1/08 at 7:53pm

That Broadway World: The Musical thread.

Timmer-- I actually helped write a musical of "The Scottish Play" about a year ago with one of my friends! The songs were parodies of numbers from Little Shop of Horrors and Sweeney Todd. We, erm, were bored.

[roquat]

Posted: 11/1/08 at 8:51pm

TANGO! (from "Last Tango in Paris") Featuring, "I Don't Wanna Know Your Name", "Cowsh*t on my Shoes" (a tap number) and the great romantic pas de deux "The Butter Pirouette" (think about it).

[PiraguaGuy2]

Posted: 11/1/08 at 8:55pm

Dodgeball: A True Underdog Musical.

[LotteTBS138]

Posted: 11/1/08 at 9:31pm

Days of Our Lives: The Musical

Starring Marlena as the Salem Stalker!

(I dropped it after that story and just started watching it again... why, oh God why?!!)

[golfer727272]

Posted: 11/2/08 at 9:33am

Joe the Plumber

A toe "tap" treat

featuring the OBC with...

"Clang, Clang, Clang, went the Faucet"

[Timmer]

Posted: 11/8/08 at 1:02am

We know (are friendly with) a group of performers who do Shakespeare parodies. Their take on "The Scottish Play" is brilliantly absurd.

[Timmer]

Posted: 11/8/08 at 2:59pm

"Ayn Rand the musical : Fountainhead"

Having read "The Fountainhead" and seen teh movie, ths is classic. The guy playing Howard Roark had better have excellent breath control, though, because he has a lot of songs.

Now, if you'd said "Atlas Shrugged", you'd have a daylong theatre experience. You go to the show, break for dinner, and have to come back in the evening for the end. But at least I know how to open that one -- with the new hit song "Who Is John Galt?"

How about "War and Peace"?

[Elphie3]

Posted: 11/8/08 at 3:04pm

Britney Spears - the Juke Box musical

[Timmer]

Posted: 11/8/08 at 3:15pm

Auschwitz: The Musical

[Timmer]

Posted: 11/8/08 at 4:24pm

My dear wife, who is ALMOST as sick as I am, came up with these:

"Watergate" (featuring the hit song, "I Am Not a Crook") -- we'll do its pre-Broadway run at the Kennedy Center.

"Coal Dust", a musical about black lung.

"Chappaquiddick" -- featuring: "Ode to Mary Joe", "Bridge Over Chappaquiddick", and the dynamic new hit, "If Only My Car Could Float"

Root bear floats.
So does Ivory soap.
If only my car could float!

"Dripping with excitement, a smash hit." -- David Manning, The Ridgefield Press
Updated On: 11/8/08 at 04:24 PM

Posted: 11/9/08 at 2:07am

Anne Frank: The Musical (didn't they already try this?)

Bell Jar: the Sylvia Plath Musical

Jonestown: The Coolaid Musical

Here's Johnny! (musical version of The Shining by Stephen King.)

Notice that all four of these titles are based on source material NOT derived from a hit film!)

[zephanellenbogen]

Posted: 11/10/08 at 12:33am

Cats! based on the T.S. Elliot poems.

oh wait...

also, Senior Awakening
about old people coming to grips with being old in a retirement home

Napoleon Dynamite the musical
Harry Potter the musical
Phantom of the Opera 2: the sequel...wait a second...he would never do that...ever...

[osage08]

Posted: 11/10/08 at 1:33am

I apologize if this has already been suggested but I gave up on reading about halfway through page 3, as awesomely bad (to quote from VH1) as some of these posts were.

Any who, A musical rendition of Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? featuring such heart wrenching and charming scores as "I sold my soul for sushi in Tokyo", "Oh, Ricola: My Swedish salvation" and "Amsterdam: Where da Good Shyt be At".

All the dance numbers will include a disco ball lit up to resemble a globe of the earth. A combination of strobe lights and lazers will highlight the area of the world Carmen where is at the given moment.

All ensemble cast members will wear flags of different countries as togas. Appropriate footwear including clogs, uggs, hemp boots, platform shoes etc are of course a necessity depending on the nation you represent. :]

[Timmer]

Posted: 1/18/09 at 12:06am

Band-Aid: The Musical

A musical of The Love Boat.

[tis_be_sarah]

Posted: 1/19/09 at 11:09am

Sanjaya the musical! 90 minutes of Sanjaya genius! He dances to!

[PiraguaGuy2]

Posted: 1/19/09 at 11:12am

Arthur Miller's The Crucical the Musical!
D*ck in a Box: The Musical Experience
The Glass Menagerie
The Catcher in the Rye

[Schmerg_The_Impaler]

Posted: 1/19/09 at 12:18pm

How about a jukebox musical about the Jonas Brothers? *Vomits*

Awhile ago, I posted the idea for a horrible musical called "Les Miserables 2: Back To The Barricade" on here. Then I got so bored, I actually wrote it.

Now I'm writing "Les Miserables 3: Who Am I?" which is definitely the worst musical you can imagine.

[Shannon Bo Dannon]

Posted: 1/19/09 at 12:29pm

The Shawshank Redemption: The Musical!

All of the men could dance in prison, and they could sing about wanting to break out! I think it could work really well.

[PiraguaGuy2]

Posted: 1/19/09 at 12:53pm

Schmergy, I can't possibly imagine a Les Mis 2 or even 3, seeing as everyone's dead by the end except for the Thenardiers and Marius and Cosette. Unless you

a) Pull a "Joey" from Friends and spin those characters off into a whole other, less entertaining environment
or
b) Set the thing in heaven. Which could actually work. Has there ever been a musical set int he afterlife?

[Schmerg_The_Impaler]

Posted: 1/19/09 at 1:13pm

PG2-- Basically, the plot device is that Montparnasse is a Time Lord. (Told you it was supposed to be terrible!) Les Miserables 2 is set 25 years after Les Mis, and Marius and Cosette have a horrible marriage and Cosette has no respect whatsoever for her spineless husband. A bunch of ridiculous stuff happens, and he travels back in time and goes back to the barricade to change the turn of events so as to have done SOMETHING heroic in his life. Oh yeah, but Thenardier went back in time, too, and insane stuff happens. Have I mentioned it's a totally farcical spoof?

In Les Miserables 3, Javert has travelled back in time and caught Valjean, and Marius has to take Valjean's place so that the whole past won't be ruined, to even more disastrous results. Kind of like "The Santa Clause" mixed with "Back To The Future."

Updated On: 1/19/09 at 01:13 PM

[TimesSquareRegular]

Posted: 1/19/09 at 1:39pm

One of the worst ideas has actually (well, not really) happened: check out the Jeff Goldblum & Emma Thompson comedy THE TALL GUY, where Jeff is cast in the lead of the National Theatre's musical version of THE ELEPHANT MAN. We actually get to see a few fully-staged numbers from ELEPHANT! Priceless stuff.

My own modest suggestion would be a song-and-dance adaptation of MY DINNER WITH ANDRE,

[Timmer]

Posted: 2/14/09 at 2:25pm

"The Whole Magilla" (a musical based on Magilla Gorilla.)