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Which Other Musicals Should Lincoln Center/Bart Sher Revive? |


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I'd love to see them do a Sondheim.
I would love to see Sher do Into the Woods at the Beaumont.

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GeorgeandDot said: "I can't wait for that O'Hara/Benanti Follies in about ten years."
God, yes.
GeorgeandDot said: "I'd love to see them do a Sondheim."
Me too! But I'm having a hard time thinking of another Sondheim that Lincoln Center Theater would reasonably produce other than Follies. But Into the Woods would be incredible there.

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bwayphreak234 said: "I would love to see Sher do Into the Woods at the Beaumont."
Ha, we posted this at the exact same time! That would be epic.


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Because of his crossover success in the world of opera, I wonder if he might be the right person to take on Candide. Of course, there's no version of the book that truly works, and it's not necessarily the most commercial title for a Broadway run, and the vocal demands prevent star casting.
I would love to see his takes on Nine, A Little Night Music, and Evita. And considering how great South Pacific and The King & I were, it would be exciting to see him take on all of R&H's big 5.
Beyond the realm of musicals, I know that when he was artistic director of the Intimaan, he did a lot of Chekhov. I would love to see him take on any of those plays, but especially The Seagull.
Follies, A Little Night Music, Candide, Brigadoon, Camelot, and Into The Woods would be absolutely perfect for a Bartlett Sher revival at the Vivian Beaumont.
I don't know if Bart Sher is the right director for this, but I've always thought the Beaumont would be a really interesting space for Damn Yankees. I mean, if you think about it, a thrust stage is pretty ideal for a baseball diamond.
Now that there is absolutely no doubt Bart is a magic maker when it comes to existing material, producers should ABSOLUTELY green light his version of Funny Girl. Thats a show we haven't seen on Broadway in years and if anyone could work out it's problematic book and getting a performance out of someone who isn't just a Streisand impersonator its him. We should have gotten this years ago. Hopefully we'll get it now.
I would love to see him tackle Caroline, or Change only because I want to see Caroline, or Change on Broadway again.











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