Hunchback of Notre Dame get's killed

[Jordan0301]

Show rocked...but it did have an amazing run...it was totally not supposed to be up for that long.

RIP Hunchback

Jordan

 

[Tink]

Originally posted by steve2wdw
...One more thing....has anyone (who's traveled to Europe) seen the stage version of Hunchback that was produced in Germany?

Yes, I saw the show in March 2002 in Berlin. It was AMAZING! I did post a thread about it back then but I can't find it now. The show closed this past summer but I talked to the conductor and he said that within 5 years or so we should expect to see this version of Hunchback in the States on Broadway. I don't speak German and yet I completely enjoyed the show and still listen to the German soundtrack every now and then. The stage version is different in several ways (added scenes, some major plot changes, etc.) but it is truly an amazing show.

 

[Tink]

Originally posted by mktiggerman

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Thanks, Rob. The times I actually knew - I just didn't know which days the show would be held on. I called Disney and they gave me the answer. My sister and I actually made a trip down from Pennsylvania the Sunday before it closed and got to see it about 6 or 7 times. No doubt about it - we're going to miss it. It actually was one of our main reasons for going to MGM - I don't have a strong desire to go there now.

 

[TURKEY]

Originally posted by Tink


I talked to the conductor and he said that within 5 years or so we should expect to see this version of Hunchback in the States on Broadway.

I'm not sure exactly where this was said on the DVD, but in some of the commentaries/extras on the Beauty and the Beast DVD it said that there were something like 5 projects in development for Broadway/stage productions.

 

[Tink]

Originally posted by turkey leg boy
I'm not sure exactly where this was said on the DVD, but in some of the commentaries/extras on the Beauty and the Beast DVD it said that there were something like 5 projects in development for Broadway/stage productions.

That's great - I think Broadway audiences will really enjoy Hunchback. It was tremendous and possibly the best musical I have ever seen onstage (with the exception of The Producers... apples and oranges...).

 

[imagineergurl]

i personally wont really miss the show,it wasnt that great and the juggler dude was practically the best part