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Fall Broadway Preview: The Good, The Gay And Godspell
There are 18 (and counting) shows opening on Broadway between now and January. And show-tune queens can rejoice: of these, seven are musicals, including four revivals, two all-new works and one revue.
We’ll have to wait for 2012 for the highly anticipated revivals of Evita (with Ricky Martin) and Funny Girl (with Lauren Ambrose) but here’s a look at some of the hottest—and queerest—tickets on the Great White Way in what’s left of 2011.
UP FIRST: Follies!
7 Comments
No. 3 ·
Jack J.
Grant Shaud was on MURPHY BROWN, not MELROSE PLACE. Sheesh.
Sep 13, 2011 at 1:38 pm · @Reply
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Chopsie
GODSPELL? Blecch… The most annoying Xian BS I ever sat through.
Sep 13, 2011 at 2:27 pm · @Reply ·
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No. 7 ·
Chancery
I’m a little bit interested in the updated version of “Evita”, I’ll admit.
Sep 13, 2011 at 9:50 pm · @Reply ·
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“Arguably one of the most important musicals in American history”????????
It’s a fucking OPERA, not a musical.
THAT is why it’s getting such horrid press and reviews.
The producers/director have the gall to alter what is already a perfect piece of classical music-theater. THAT is why it is causing so much “outrage”.
If you don’t understand the difference between a musical and an opera, then you shouldn’t bother reporting on them.