| re: When a musical is revived, should it be influenced by its film version? | |
| Last Edit: EvFoDr 01:31 pm EDT 08/29/18 | |
| Posted by: EvFoDr 01:30 pm EDT 08/29/18 | |
| In reply to: re: When a musical is revived, should it be influenced by its film version? - Singapore/Fling 01:11 pm EDT 08/29/18 | |
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| I agree. The word "influence" suggests choices made freely. So as long as the people doing the revival aren't forced to consider the film version, why not have the option? I am sure we all have examples in the plus and minus column. I don't want to see You Must Love Me in the stage version of Evita because it feels too soft for the moment and at odds with the way their relationship is conveyed in the stage version. On the other hand I much prefer the duet Money Money song in Cabaret versus the original solo Money Song. |
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