Adam Lambert on Broadway?
Adam Lambert on Broadway?
SHemp
Swing Joined: 5/26/05
#1Adam Lambert on Broadway?
Posted: 4/28/11 at 6:34pm
Anyone know if this is true?
Adam Lambert coming to Broadway
#2Adam Lambert on Broadway?
Posted: 4/28/11 at 6:41pm
Who would he play in "White Noise"? I mean I assume that's the show they are talking about.
Plus. I totally didn't know that Adam could "sign" his face off.
#2Adam Lambert on Broadway?
Posted: 4/28/11 at 6:41pmAdam Lambert wouldn't attach himself to WHITE NOISE because that show is NOT coming to Broadway.
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#3Adam Lambert on Broadway?
Posted: 4/28/11 at 6:42pmHe sees Broadway shows all the time and would come to the opening of an envelope. This is only marginally more credible than the "Kelly Clarkson is the new Arachne" rumor after she saw Spider-Man.
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#4Adam Lambert on Broadway?
Posted: 4/28/11 at 6:44pm
Just the first thing that popped into my head with the same producers as "Sister Act" (Whoopi) and playing in Chicago.
That's ridiculous about the Kelly thing. She is such a Mary-Jane.
Updated On: 4/28/11 at 06:44 PM
JP2
Broadway Legend Joined: 6/2/07
#5Adam Lambert on Broadway?
Posted: 4/28/11 at 6:51pmI realize that many American Idols end up on Broadway, but when it comes to the likes of Adam Lambert, Kelly Clarkson, Carrie Underwood, and Jennifer Hudson... well, they kind of still have successful careers. It's generally the Idol contestants in need of relevancy that end up on Broadway.
rougeduck
Broadway Star Joined: 6/5/07
#6Adam Lambert on Broadway?
Posted: 4/28/11 at 6:53pmI was completely unaware of Adam Lambert's successful career. Did his album even hit gold?
CurtainPullDowner
Broadway Legend Joined: 11/4/04
Phyllis Rogers Stone
Broadway Legend Joined: 9/16/07
DefyGravity777
Broadway Legend Joined: 1/28/08
#10Adam Lambert on Broadway?
Posted: 4/28/11 at 7:20pm
Adam was in Wicked in LA so you never know...
JP2, you forgot Diana DeGarmo. She is doing way better in theatre then she ever did as a "pop" singer
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#11Adam Lambert on Broadway?
Posted: 4/28/11 at 8:16pmIf he ever did Bway, I would love to see him as a new Judas. I know he has that whole crazy riffing/mix/whateverthehellitis so he should stay to rock musicals. Now let's not forget, most of the Idols on/were on Broadway were replacements with the exception of Justin Guarini in WOTV.
broadwayjim42
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/19/03
#12Adam Lambert on Broadway?
Posted: 4/28/11 at 8:34pmHis album went gold and outsold Kris Allen's by 400,000 copies (700,000-plus vs. around 330,000).
#13Adam Lambert on Broadway?
Posted: 4/28/11 at 8:44pmAs badly as I feel about celeb casting, I would love Adam Lambert as Judas. Just tighten up the screws a bit; aim for less anime looks, more realistic; and whoever helped Harvey Fierstein tone down for Tevye, help Adam for this part. No "ho yay" between Jesus and Judas like the last revival.
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#15Adam Lambert on Broadway?
Posted: 4/28/11 at 9:10pmIt's my dream to see him as Judas in Superstar.
Moneyspider
Stand-by Joined: 12/16/10
#16Adam Lambert on Broadway?
Posted: 4/29/11 at 1:41am
I think it would be smazing if he played the lead, just saying.
But really, I think he should wait for Gravitation on Broadway.
#17Adam Lambert on Broadway?
Posted: 5/5/11 at 5:07pm
The "ho yay" was the best part!
The "ho yay" was fucking LAME, and that's coming from a homo who normally appreciates added subtext.
"There is no problem so big that it cannot be run away from."
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