Update: Winner, chosen at random through Random.org, is
Win two free tickets to see “Disaster,” a musical written by Seth Rudetsky and Jack Plotnick that spoofs 1970’s disaster movies. A 12-member cast including Mary Testa sing such 70’s hits as Hot Stuff, I Am Woman, and Signed Sealed Delivered.”You’ll be tickled and, despite your best judgment, probably singing along,” wrote a reviewer in the New York Times of a production of the show last year with a different cast. The musical will be presented at the St. Luke’s Theater on West 45th Street.
1. Please put your answer in the comments at the bottom of this blog post, because the winner will be chosen through Random.org based on the order of your reply, not its content.
But you must answer the question, or your entry will not be approved for submission.
2. Please include in your answer your Twitter name and follow my Twitter feed at @NewYorkTheater so that I can send you a direct message. (If you don’t have a Twitter name, create one. It’s free.)
3. This contest ends Tuesday, October 8, 2013 at midnight Eastern Time, and I will make the drawing no later than noon the next day. You must respond to my direct message on Twitter within 24 hours or I will choose another winner.
You must also be in New York able to attend one of the eligible performances, which are weekdays (except Thursdays) from October 14, when performances begin, until the voucher expires on November 8th.
(Since I’m choosing by the order in which you submit, please do not write me more than once. Make sure you have all the requirements — such as your Twitter name — before submitting. All submissions have to be approved, so you won’t necessarily see your entry right away. Please be patient.)
Would be great is a spoof of “The Omen” or “Rosemary’s Baby” made it to the stage. @BetteH9
I’d like to see spoofs of either “Psycho” or “Chinatown.”
@ellenronnie on Twitter
@Queerbec says:
How about a good spoof of courtroom dramas, including military court martials (“You can’t handle the truth “), re-enactments of the crime right in the courtroom, and even a character named Kalinda taking a bat to the jury box.
A soop of Modern Family @TCMNo1 A spoof of Modern Family
I’d like to see “The Nanny” with Fran Drescher spoofed on the New York stage. @mymusicboxes
I’d like to see a spoof of the film “Serpico”.
VizionGuitar1 on Twitter
I’d like to see a spoof of “Walking Dead” @THECINNA
Ok so How about Lord of the Flies?
Lourdes (@PiscesMist)
I’d like to see a spoof of the Twilight series!
Rachel
@RachHadley
I’d like to see a spoof of daytime court TV (People’s Court, Judy Judy, Divorce Court … ).
Lindsay
@LDurfee
The Shining could be funny! Doug @dstylemaleup
I’d love to see a spoof of Laverne & Shirley! @annabellekline
I would love to see a spoof of ghostbusters on stage. That would be hilarious!!! @musicallymidget
I would love to see a spoof of Mommie Dearest on Broadway (a spoof within a spoof!).
A history of Fox News where Bill O’Reilly is portrayed by Norbert Leo Butz. The 11:00 number will be a sweeping anthem called “F**k It! We’ll Do It Live!” @strangastrange
I would love to see a spoof of Grease! @sarahglugatch
Whatever Happened To Baby Jane?
Roger_Pena54 on Twitter
I would love to see a spoof of Romeo and Juliet! @kyledmorales
The Hunger a Games @siwckc
We need a spoof of Small Wonder (Vicky the robot, Jamie and Harriet) @secretsnax
I’d like to see Hamlet spoofed!
Mad Men! @jeanvic24
“Saturday Night Fever”
How about a spoof of Breaking Bad?
I think a spoof of reality tv – perhaps improv style a bit – would be aweme. @randimarshall