Could our favorite foul-mouthed fourth graders be coming to Broadway? Well, we’re not exactly sure yet. What we do know is that that Trey Parker, Matt Stone, and Robert Lopez, the composer of Avenue Q, are working on a new musical that will run in August and September at New York Theatre Workshop — the same East Village space that premiered Rent back in 1996.
While we think a staged South Park musical, complete with the Satan worshiping Woodland Critters and a hatred for gingers, is a hilarious idea, we’d also like to see this darkly comedic dream team come up with something new. With a group of guys that have written songs concerning American jingoism, the amount of porn on the Internet, and Helen Keller, we trust that whatever they come up with will be both irreverent and LMAO funny.
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South Park Sucks. This writer sucks. I suspect the rest of this site sucks too.
I reason that Wendigo hasn’t ever had an original thought. These writers are brilliantly funny, politically savvy and incredibly cerebral. While I think Broadway is a little late in considering a staged version, my bet is it would make huge money! And Wendigo, continue petting your cat while playing Solitaire this weeknd! Have fun!
Wendigo do you really have nothing else better to do with your time? Bethany has been a breathe of fresh air to this blog, and I have enjoyed every post she has written. Perhaps do us all a favor and leave permanently so you can return to the Algonquian people that you truly belong to. I’m fairly confident they have a blog you can troll on.
I’m looking forward to this. I’m travelling europe in the summer..gonna see Trey’s Cannibal The Musical in Leicester Square, London. then home to see this.
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