Please don't do "Most Happy Fella" again. I have no desire to hear that song "Standin' on the Corner" anymore. I hate that song. On Sirius, they keep playing the song. It's annoying.
Ugh.
"A birdcage I plan to hang. I'll get to that someday. A birdcage for a bird who flew away...Around the world."
"Life is a cabaret old chum, only a cabaret old chum, and I love a cabaret!"-RIP Natasha Richardson-I was honored to have witnessed her performance as Sally Bowles.
speaking of shows that shouldn't / couldn't / wouldn't be revived, a used copy of the cast album for "Dance A Little Closer" is listed for sale on Amazon for $215.22 -- !
Has RENT been discussed out enough, or not? It's only selling like, 60-70% of it's tickets lately.. I don't know how much longer it's going to last. What about the 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee? It can't die!! But a revival would suck. So would a revival for Phantom. That would be bad.
But the number one show that cannot be revived is: ANNIE GET YOUR GUN! I hate hate hate hate that show. Never bring it back, please.
But I suppose if they can bring back Joseph, they can do anything. Updated On: 7/17/07 at 10:57 PM
not to beat a dead horse (oh, wait -- that's equus! hah!), but the hair "revival" i was referring to was actually something about a series of 40th anniversary concert performances the Public was going to sponsor at parks here in the city ... not actually a fully-staged revival.
there was a lot of talk about it a couple of months ago, and now nothing.
was just wondering if anybody on this well-connected board knew better?
but now Equus and Perfume are comingling in my head (and thank goodness Jean-Baptiste Grenouille had no sense of smell...
and I'm wondering how Dustin Hoffman and Ben Whishaw got along, and wondering how they'd play the Dysart / Strang relationship.
I'm not a big fan of Equus ... though I do have a really sexy photo of Schlozinski (ok... we changed it from Slescynski) wearing that black and white souvenir Equus t-shirt (when was that? '76 ... '77 ? -- '77 was kind of the Patti Smith / Talking Heads period, so that's about right.)
Nonetheless, Hoffman & Whishaw could / might bring it back to life. If they get on together (... or if they really hate each other - either way. LOL).
I have to post about Hair. The film version is the only one that had a story line. The original production as someone stated earlier was very much a product of the 60s in every way. There isn't really a plot line or story to follow. Some productions have used the film screenplay to guide it along, but the original was more a collection of songs. The "tribe" would often switch characters and songs before performances.