MOST OF ALL give me an 11 o’clock number from Laurie Metcalfe and Tracey Letts that examines marriage and commitment in a recession-era family dynamic. “I Always Have,” a duet between Christine and Julie (Beanie Feldstein) about their everlasting, but long-distance, friendship. Give me the anxiety-driven “Sometime Somewhere” for Christine to grapple with her desire for success. This is where Christine will thrive as a musical: there is so.
Flash forward five or six years, and the titular Lady Bird is now going by her truly given name, Christine (it’s a good one), after graduating from her NYC collegiate institution (I know we’re led to believe it’s NYU based on the West 4th subway station, but I think she’s kind of a Columbia/Barnard girlie…) Christine enters adult life as a true multi-hyphenate, performing in DIY shows downtown, writing op-eds, working as a barista.
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Christine Never has there been a non-musical movie so rooted in theatre as Lady Bird. In celebration (and confusion) of this development, the team at Theatrely has banded together to think about what other non-musical movies deserve a sequel extravaganza? Below, we submit for your consideration, the films we want to be turned into movie musical sequels. That means it’s likely that Joker: Folie à Deux, scheduled to hit theatres October 4, 2024, will be a musical as rumored. How do you solve a problem like a movie musical sequel? It’s finally been confirmed that Lady Gaga has joined the sequel to Joker.
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