A 20th anniversary production of THE LAST NIGHT OF BALLYHOO?
(Julie White as Boo? Geneva Carr as Reba? Michael Stuhlbarg as Adolph?)
A 30th anniversary production of BURN THIS?
(Starring Jake Gylenhaal and Michelle Williams?)
A 40th anniversary production of GEMINI?
(With Jaime Camil in the lead role?)
A 40th anniversary production of I LOVE MY WIFE?
(I would like to see Aaron Tveit, Melissa Benoist, John Gallagher Jr. and Daisy Ridley as the foursome in a morden production, I think it'd be fun)
A 50th anniversary production of HALLELUJAH, BABY?
(Could Keke Palmer or Ciara Reneé handle the role? Could anyone else attract tickets or would they have to go and find someone fresh?)
A 50th anniversary production of ROSENCRANTZ AND GUILDENSTERN ARE DEAD?
(Maybe a transfer from London with Daniel Radcliffe)
A 60th anniversary production of THE MUSIC MAN?
(Tony Yazbeck and Jessie Mueller as Harold Hill and Marian Paroo? Denis O'Hare as the mayor?)
A 60th anniversary production of NEW GIRL IN TOWN?
(Would it work? It would certainly have to be revised. Gemma Artenton and Julian Ovenden as Anna and Mat? David Haig and Imelda Staunton as Chris and Marthy?)
A 90th anniversary production of SHOW BOAT?
(Wishing for the transfer of the beautiful production from London)
A 100th anniversary production of the first Pulitzer winner, WHY MARRY?
Or any other production? I avoided productions I particularly don't like or some I think have been revived enough, but feel free to add!
Adair Haywind said: "Tony's casting would be inspired, but I've been saying for years they should revive the show with Seth MacFarlane as Harold Hill.
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You know, I've always wondered why MacFarlane stays away from Broadway. He adores theatre and the classic showtune sound. I feel like it could be a great chance for him to try and write something more serious. Or even just an excuse for him to act more.
Me too! I was really impressed with his singing in that video with Barbra Streisand. He could pull off a good Harold Hill, I just can't see him as a... "charming" person? Maybe because of his past roles.
We're a year late for its 60th anniversary, but I'd love to see a revival of My Fair Lady (premier: March 15, 1956, at the Mark Hellinger Theater). I would want a youngish, charismatic actor to play Higgins, rather than the old geezers that have been cast lately.
Audrey Liebross
Audrey, the Phantom Phanatic, who nonetheless would rather be Jean Valjean, who knew how to make lemonade out of lemons.