I need some suggestions. I am 13, so no inappropriate movies please. Some of my favorites are Grease and Phantom of the Opera, they are my favorites. Please include a short description so I know what its about, but NO SPOILERS! Please and Thank you!
We have a few decent guys and competitive female talent. We also have a VERY large cast with no cuts based on talent. In the past, we have done Oklahoma!, Bye Bye Birdie, The Pajama Game, Grease, The Wizard of Oz, and Beauty and the Beast. We are considering Thoroughly Modern Millie, but we need to compile a list for the director to look at before the fianl decision is made. Does anyone have any suggestions?
I have probably the most creative mind in the world, but I want to write a musicals. Yet I feel that it has to be based on something. Does it have to be based on something in order to have songs?
Think about it:
Spring Awakening was based on an old play
Rent was based on la Boheme.
Cats was based on a t.s eliot book
The only musicals I know of that are SUPPOSEDLY not based on something except a certain era/scene/fad was Bells are Ringing and Grease.
DIEGO & DEREK!!! It’s our glorious return to FSU!!! So here’s a nice video of a bunch of random musicals put together. Sorry, but there’s not a whole lot of RENT in it, but instead there’s a TON of other hysterical moments. So we’re back at Florida State, and I’m in the same dorm building (Cawthon!), but not the same room. I’ve got a single now, so no more Elias randomly popping out everywhere =( We’ve got Chicago, Avenue Q, Beauty and the Beast, A Chorus Line, Hairspray, Phantom of the Opera, Mary Poppins, Dreamgirls, RENT, Grease, High School Musical (Ugh, I know), The Last Five Years, Lion King, and WICKED!!! cell block tango if you were gay belle home opening i hope i get it good morning baltimore you can’t stop the beat overture supercalifragilous move and i am telling you i’m not going listen beyonce jennifer hudson goodbye love what you own la vie boheme you’re the one that i want we go together getcha head in the game breaking free see i’m smiling circle of life popular defying gravity
What I mean is can I perform for public performance of stage play musicals like: Miss Saigon, The Phantom of the Opera, Evita, Les Miserables, The Flower Drum Song, Grease, Dream Girls, Chicago, Moulin Rouge, and The Sound of Music? Sort of A Great White Way Compilation Performance?
Now Starring Ray Quinn from ITV’s The X-Factor. Grease is a musical that encompasses the way rock and roll changed American sexuality and culture from the conformity and social/sexual oppression of the 1950s and toward the individualism and sexual freedom of the 1960s. The musical, set in 1959 in fictional Rydell High in Chicago, follows ten working-class kids as they navigate the complexities of sex, cars (and sex in cars), and drive-ins (and sex at drive-ins)! Grease features all the unforgettable hit songs from the movie including You’re The One That I Want, Grease Is The Word, Summer Nights, Hopelessly Devoted To You and Greased Lightnin’. Superbreak Staff Verdict: “A great night out –I could see why this show is one of the most popular musicals of all time. The cast were brilliant.”
My oldest 2 (6 and 3) like Alvin and the Chipmunks, Hotel for Dogs, Baby’s Day Out, Enchanted, Mama Mia (lol). They just discovered Eloise at the Plaza ~on disney today. They arent really into cartoon movies, what are some regular movies geared toward kids, or musicals (They also like HSM, Grease, Sound of Music etc.)