I agree with your sentiment, but it's been done in EVERY concievable way in the past. It's a tired old story as i outlined above it will just be derivative.
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> > Maybe it's about time to move on from Neverland to.
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> Neverland's different. It's his life-work, so to speak.
> He's been trying to make it happen for over 40 years.
> Joseph Papp was supposed to do, CBS were supposed to do
> it, DePalma, Spielberg directing, Bette Midler, Laurence
> Olivier in the leads, Meat as Tink or Captain Hook, "Bat
> Out Of Hell 2100", the trademark dispute, etc. etc.
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> "Tanz" has been staged to great success and it's done very
> well. The Broadway show was also a hugely painful
> experience for everyone, I think it would take a lot of
> time before you return to the scene of that accident.
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> From my stance, Jim does care about "Tanz" but it's a
> thing of the past, it's not what's immediate. It's like
> Lloyd Webber watching all those touring productions of
> "Superstar", a show he wrote 30 years ago.
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