Ouran High School Host Club The Musical.
I don't know what exactly would be in it, but it would be awesome.
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a musical rendition of the OP with LOTS AND LOTS OF Flower Motifs?
im up for that
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IMO, there are only two reasons why The Blues Brothers has not yet been made into a musical:
- There are no visual FX in existence that could adequately pull off the car chase.
- It simply wouldn't be as awesome as the movie.
Other than that, I think it has the potential to be a great show. I just watched it, and spent the whole time thinking "Has anyone tried to adapt this? Has anyone tried to adapt this?"
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Yes, they have. It's going to be an off season show in the Chicago theatre district.
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i will wear shades to watch the musical
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Pfft. I can make a whole list for this:
- American Psycho
- 2112
- Peggy Sue Got Married
- The Princess And The Frog
- Midnight In Paris
- Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
- Almost Famous
edited 22nd Jun '12 5:37:51 PM by blackadder98
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There is a Charlie and the Chocolate Factory musical. Mainly using songs from the Gene Wilder film.
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^^^ I would watch a Midnight In Paris musical in a heartbeat.
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If there were more characters, the storyline of Kamelot's Silverthorn and Epica/Black Halo C Ds could make good musicals.
Like for the song "Falling Like the Fahrenheit" I picture the bad guy in the wife's bedroom, strumming a few chords on a cello. The song is beautiful and haunting but the scene is tense because you know this guy's bad news. Finally, just when you think he's going to leave, he runs her through with the cello bow.
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The Volsunga Saga.
No, really!
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American Psycho has just been made into a West End Show with Duncan Sheik (Spring Awakening) doing the music and Matt Smith (yes THAT one) playing Patrick Bateman.
I'd be down for a Kamelot musical. I would also love to see Nightwish's Imaginaerum adapted into a Julie Taymor-style show(Lion King not Spiderman)with surreal set designs and costumes to invoke the dreamscape.
I'd also mention Strictly Ballroom, but that's also happening for real.
edited 21st Jan '14 7:28:40 AM by Sisi
Eee! Imaginaerium would kick ass as a Taymor-esque musical. "Scaretale" and "Ghost River" would be amazing.
In the vein of Elisabeth and Evita, a musical about Julie d'Aubigny. The lady was larger than life—a duelist, adventurer, and opera singer. Total rake, in her own way. One of her lovers came about because she wounded him in a duel and later went to check on him, teehee. Oh, and she was bisexual. When her girlfriend got locked in a nunnery, Julie rescued her in a way that got her charged with with kidnapping, body snatching, and arson.
edited 16th Feb '14 12:45:07 PM by Phoenixflame
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In the vein of Evita, a musical about a male politician— Fulgencio Batista. It would be a tragedy as the idealistic country boy becomes a corrupt dictator.
Speaking of Elisabeth, I would love to see another musical utilize a similar interpretation and depiction of Death.
And Trudeau the Musical anyone? Hell they can just ring up Colm Feore again XD. Seriously though, as any Canuck will tell you, his life was pretty much made to be a musical.
Also a musical about Grace O'Mlley that doesn't suck. Or Boadicea. Written by Enya, or maybe Loreena Mc Kennit.
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For that matter, Mort has already been made into a play-why not a musical?
edited 21st Mar '14 9:09:56 AM by Jinxmenow
"Monsters are tragic beings. They are born too tall, too strong, too heavy. They are not evil by choice. That is their tragedy."
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A musical based off of the wife of Walt Disney.
"Monsters are tragic beings. They are born too tall, too strong, too heavy. They are not evil by choice. That is their tragedy."
I'd like a musical based on Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness; it shouldn't be too difficult to turn a Concept Album into an actual musical...
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I've actually made a list of fake musicals. One idea I have is a musical version of Trigun with the acts split between the first half's lighthearted, episodic nature, and the second half's darker and more connected nature.
edited 20th Jan '17 9:29:08 PM by DreamCord
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Tetris: The Romantic Musical
The signature score will be titled "We Fit Together".
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What about a modernized musical version of Tosca? It's the only one of Puccini's standard rep operas that hasn't already been given this treatment (the other two being La Bohème and Madame Butterfly) and before you say it, Turandot doesn't count, seeing as he fell victim to Author Existence Failure before he finished it.) The only problem I see is where to set it? The only idea I could come up with was some sort of dystopian future, as some of the stuff in the plot would require major MST3K Mantra to hold up in modern day (unless it was in WWII era Germany or something ). Thoughts/criticisms?
edited 7th Feb '17 5:03:40 AM by Theatre_Maven_3695
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Re post #33: There actually is a Peggy Sue Got Married musical.
Hey.
K-On! the Musical
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