Snoopy
Well-Known Member
After reading this from a computer, I vote we organize the shows by not necessarily the genre, but the message it sends across. Our ride can focus on the importance of theater.
Hamilton and Les Mis - fight to make a difference
Phantom and Brigadoon - love results in crazy things
Grease and maybe Mormon (irdk) - sometimes change is good
I think that for an overarching story, (it is similar to the Golden Mickeys) an intern at _____ Theater is forced into guiding the tour... Even though he/she doesn't know much about Broadway. The characters help her to find herself, and embrace what Broadway is about, and then, the intern is the "one sensation", which is performed by all of the characters from the other musicals, wearing a gold version of their outfits.
I like that! And our other human performers can be "guest guides" so to speak that walk us through the different sections talking about their part of theater.
A soldier from Hamilton discussing the importance of rebellion from the norm in theater and how it encourages people to break the mold, stand out, and be themselves. Theater is a place for everyone. A place where "even orphan, immigrants can make a difference."
Have someone give a speech like that I'm each section about that there's importance to theater and the effect it can have teaching the Intern and us that theater is much more than just good songs and cool costumes. It's important. It means something.
Try to give this ride some of the weight of a classic Epcot ride
If we go that route then it needs to be the defining musicals of each generation.
I like these approaches a lot. Certainly a departure from the original, but something that I think will unquestionably help this attraction stand on its own.
