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Full Tilt Boogie
31 May 2011, 04:12 PM
Like it says on the tin: pick a subject matter or topic on which it would be entirely inappropriate to base a musical.

For example:

"Jonestown - the Musical!"

With its scene-stealing numbers like "Drinking the Kool Aid", and "Gonna Shoot Me a Congressman", and "It's like a Jungle Sometimes..."

Tagline: "By Jiminy Jones, it's GREAT!"

Ray Moscow
31 May 2011, 04:16 PM
Of course the South Park creators beat us to it with their early film, Cannibal: The Musical. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cannibal!_The_Musical)

Full Tilt Boogie
31 May 2011, 04:20 PM
Abu Ghraib - a tale of forbidden love, enforced homosexual rape, torture, sadomasochism, racism.

Tagline - "studded leather collars, harnesses and dog leads - one for the BDSM crowd!"

Berthold
31 May 2011, 04:20 PM
Ameslan - the Musical

Full Tilt Boogie
31 May 2011, 04:22 PM
"Katrina - What a Blow Job!"

Tagline: "Bayou-busting Fun!"

Including numbers like:

"When all the Lights went out!"

"Dropping the Dead off at the Mall"

"When all the Drugs Ran Out"

"Daddy's been in that chair and hasn't moved for 8 days & is beginning to smell"

"Does The President Give a Fuck?!"

Full Tilt Boogie
31 May 2011, 04:25 PM
"The von Bulows on Ice!"

Tagline: "So Good It'll Shake You Out of a Coma!"

Monad
31 May 2011, 04:32 PM
Anna Nicole Smith - The Opera











oh hang on:

http://www.roh.org.uk/whatson/production.aspx?pid=13802

munnki
31 May 2011, 07:51 PM
Somebody Get Me Aust-witz of Here!

A Noel Coward inspired musical-comedy in which a goofy but affable Englishman gets mistaken for a Jewish banker and whisked off to Dachau by mistake. Relive the mischief, adventure and malarkey through song, dance and charleston as our hero tap-dances his way towards the ovens in the most exciting case of mistaken identity yet. Features Vaudeville versions of the hit numbers 'Get On The Boogie Train', 'Life's A Gas', 'We're all going on a Summer Holiday', 'I'm On Fire' and 'Trans-Europe Express'....

A celebration of life, love, romance, celebrity and the gas chambers. Coming to a theatre near you.

(Beat that...)

MattShizzle
31 May 2011, 08:03 PM
Forbidden Love - the story of the relationship between a Catholic Priest and a young Altar Boy.

Notta
31 May 2011, 08:08 PM
The Sound of Music - And Rape - re-done using the Fritzl family singers! Meet Poppa Fritzl, the loving patriarch of a large clan of children who sing for their supper. Watch them learn to dance in their low-ceilinged, sound-proofed, underground bunker.

Sigh at the loveliness of the romantic duets between Poppa Fritzl and his daughter, Elizabeth, as they declare their forbidden love. Cry with grief at the laments Elizabeth and the children sing at the deathbed of their siblings.

Edge-of-the seat excitement as Momma Fritzl tries to open the door of the secret bunker! Will the police trap the family as they try to keep their existence secret? Will Momma ever ask Poppa what he does in the basement every day?

Come join the singing Austrian family that's become famous!! Enjoy "The Sound of Music - And Rape." !!

Full Tilt Boogie
31 May 2011, 08:22 PM
Somebody Get Me Aust-witz of Here!

A Noel Coward inspired musical-comedy in which a goofy but affable Englishman gets mistaken for a Jewish banker and whisked off to Dachau by mistake. Relive the mischief, adventure and malarkey through song, dance and charleston as our hero tap-dances his way towards the ovens in the most exciting case of mistaken identity yet. Features Vaudeville versions of the hit numbers 'Get On The Boogie Train', 'Life's A Gas', 'We're all going on a Summer Holiday', 'I'm On Fire' and 'Trans-Europe Express'....

A celebration of life, love, romance, celebrity and the gas chambers. Coming to a theatre near you.

(Beat that...)

Bravo! Outstanding! :D

jimbo
31 May 2011, 09:01 PM
I think Exorcist the musical would be a bit of fun.
http://i239.photobucket.com/albums/ff202/hoshiko_kuroda/demons/Exorcist.jpg

Jobar
31 May 2011, 09:22 PM
(Beat that...)
Okay.

The Day After: The Musical

G2H1E02iMHg

Featuring the hit songs Hot, Hot, HOT!, Gone In An Instant, and Singin' In The Radioactive Rain.

MattShizzle
31 May 2011, 09:58 PM
Bobbit: The Musical

link (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_and_Lorena_Bobbitt) for those who don't know who this refers to

featuring the hit song "And he'll have fun fun fun till his wife takes his penis away." (with apologies to the Beach Boys.)

Monad
01 Jun 2011, 07:31 AM
Springtime for Hitler

Wizofoz
01 Jun 2011, 11:04 AM
Mohamad and Aisha- A Love story.

Witha sound track full of hits, like-

Garry pucke- "Young Girl"
Abba- "Does you Mother Know"
Cat Stevens Yousef Islam- "Oh very young"

If you the typr to say "Allav a good Musical" this ones for you!

Oolon Colluphid
01 Jun 2011, 11:19 AM
At around the time of his arrest, Private Eye had a pseudo-advert for:

Fred West Side Story

And I remember it "featuring the hit song" '(I've Just Killed Girl Called) Maria'.


However, a brief Google shows that, much like one's lunch, you can't keep a sick idea down: apparently someone called Kevin Bishop did a piece with that title in his Channel 4 show.

Roo St. Gallus
01 Jun 2011, 04:11 PM
Extraordinary Rendition - The Musical!!

With perennial favorites like, "You Swept Me Off My Feet (and Out of My Country)", "Talking to the Water Board", and "This Torture is Just Torture".

Full Tilt Boogie
01 Jun 2011, 04:12 PM
Extraordinary Rendition - The Musical!!

With perennial favorites like, "You Swept Me Off My Feet (and Out of My Country)", "Talking to the Water Board", and "This Torture is Just Torture".

Oh, and "Living on an Island" (Gitmo)

Brilliant! :D

Politesse
01 Jun 2011, 04:36 PM
Coming soon: the extraordinary musical rendition of the classic novel, "Vanity Fair"

Including the riveting songs
Two Hours In and No Plot So Far
We Could All Use a Hero (or a villain)(or something)
Though There be Tits and Gits, Still Dull

And the perennial favorite that will have you howling in your seat
Oh God There's a Third Act?

Full Tilt Boogie
01 Jun 2011, 05:04 PM
Coming soon: the extraordinary musical rendition of the classic novel, "Vanity Fair"

Including the riveting songs
Two Hours In and No Plot So Far
We Could All Use a Hero (or a villain)(or something)
Though There be Tits and Gits, Still Dull

And the perennial favorite that will have you howling in your seat
Oh God There's a Third Act?

Excellent! :D

Roo St. Gallus
01 Jun 2011, 05:49 PM
Extraordinary Rendition - The Musical!!

With perennial favorites like, "You Swept Me Off My Feet (and Out of My Country)", "Talking to the Water Board", and "This Torture is Just Torture".

Oh, and "Living on an Island" (Gitmo)

Brilliant! :D

I was thinking more "Working the Copa Guantanamo", a spicy little salsa number.

Oolon Colluphid
02 Jun 2011, 09:09 AM
We could also have the TV game show:

Srebrenitsa Knockout

In which teams from Pontypool and Wigan take turns dressing up in huge padded VRS uniforms, and have to try to pull Bosnian Muslims off a bouncy castle and hit them with giant rubber guns while the other team, dressed as comedy UN peacekeepers, throw buckets of red-dyed water at them.

Roo St. Gallus
03 Jun 2011, 06:45 PM
Fukushima Glow
****The Musical for the End of Days****

Star performances of great toe-tapping show tunes like "Swept Away", "Oops, There's Goes Another Containment Vessel", "It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Hiroshima", "What's A 'Shima', Anyway?", "Low-Down Spent Rod Pool", and amaze to the stylings of the TEPsters in their Busby Berkley inspired dance medley number, "Everything's Gonna Be All Right/Get A Glow On". Revel in the show anthem, "Drifting To You".

Noumenon
28 Jun 2011, 08:42 AM
Brass Eye presented Sutcliffe: The Musical (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V58_V83skJE) for our delictation.

For non-English readers, Peter Sutcliffe was dubbed "the Yorkshire Ripper" for murdering thirteen women and attacking another seven when I was a child, so I'm clearly not responsible.

For non-English readers, all the persons you see in that clip are comedians in funny costumes - except the last one, a sport-connected minor TV celebrity who really does look like that by his own choice (aside from god's involvement).

cnorman18
03 Jul 2011, 04:09 AM
Somebody Get Me Aust-witz of Here!

A Noel Coward inspired musical-comedy in which a goofy but affable Englishman gets mistaken for a Jewish banker and whisked off to Dachau by mistake. Relive the mischief, adventure and malarkey through song, dance and charleston as our hero tap-dances his way towards the ovens in the most exciting case of mistaken identity yet. Features Vaudeville versions of the hit numbers 'Get On The Boogie Train', 'Life's A Gas', 'We're all going on a Summer Holiday', 'I'm On Fire' and 'Trans-Europe Express'....

A celebration of life, love, romance, celebrity and the gas chambers. Coming to a theatre near you.

(Beat that...)

Mel Brooks was close with Springtime for Hitler, the musical featured in The Producers. See also the sprightly number "The Inquisition," featuring Torquemada as the soloist, in History of the World Part I.

cnorman18
04 Jul 2011, 05:13 PM
When I was in high school, I participated in a production of T. S. Eliot's Murder in the Cathedral. For those who don't know, it's a dour and solemn verse drama about the murder of Archbishop Thomas Becket by some knights of King Henry II. At the cast party, we put on the parody musical version; the showstopper was Becket and the Knights doing a high-kicking rendition of "I'm Gettin' Murdered in the Mornin'" ("...so get me to the church on time!")

Full Tilt Boogie
04 Jul 2011, 05:33 PM
Japan - The Musical - "a tsunami of fun!"

With such toe-tapping numbers as, "Riding the Waves of Love Home", "What's That Boat Doing on My Roof?" "Refuse Collection Blues", and "Has Anyone Seen My House?"

Full Tilt Boogie
04 Jul 2011, 05:37 PM
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Full Tilt Boogie
20 Jul 2011, 07:13 AM
The Murdochs - The Musical - "a sure cure for that hacking cough!" (The New York Daily Post)

With such all time favourites as, "Milly, Don't You Lose My Number", "A Pie in the Face of Justice", "Blagging My Way into Heaven", "Good Bye Cruel News of the World", "Tap, Tap, Tapping on Milly's Calls", "Paper Hack Writer", and many more!

trendkill
21 Jul 2011, 09:39 PM
Like it says on the tin: pick a subject matter or topic on which it would be entirely inappropriate to base a musical.The Amazing Spider-Man and the life of Jesus come to mind. http://oi53.tinypic.com/5zoa6o.jpg

rog
21 Jul 2011, 09:47 PM
Brasseye's "Peter Sutcliffe the musical."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Sutcliffe


Start at 2:50
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MattShizzle
21 Jul 2011, 09:48 PM
Bobbit: The Musical

link (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_and_Lorena_Bobbitt) for those who don't know who this refers to

featuring the hit song "And he'll have fun fun fun till his wife takes his penis away." (with apologies to the Beach Boys.)

I actually went ahead and came up with the full lyrics:

Well, he got his daddy's cash And he found a latina wife, now

Seems he forgot all about decency

Like he told his old man, now

And with the radio blastin' goes Cruisin' just as fast as he can, now

Chorus 1:And he'll have fun, fun, fun 'Til his wife takes his penis away

Fun, fun, fun, 'til his wife takes his penis away

Verse 2:Well, the girls can't stand him Cause he walks, looks, and drives like an ass, now

(You walk like an ass, now, you act like an ass)He makes the Ted Bundy look like he's full of class, now You look like an ass, now, you act like an ass)A lot of guys want to kick his ass now

But he runs from them like a puss now(You drive like a puss, now, you drive like an ass)[repeat chorus][Instrumental break (organ/guitar solo):

Verse 3:Well, you knew all along That your wife was gettin' wise to you, now (You shouldn't-a lied, now, you shouldn't-a lied)And since she took your penis You been thinkin' that your fun is all through now (You shouldn't-a lied, now, you shouldn't-a lied) But you can get it reattatched 'Cause you got a lot of bitches to do now (You shouldn't-a lied, now, you shouldn't-a lied)

Chorus 2 [2X]:And you'll have fun, fun, fun Now that Lorena took your penis away

(Fun, fun, fun, now that Lorena took your penis away) Coda [repeat to fade]:Fun, fun, fun now that Lorena took your penis away

Fun, fun, now that Lorena took your penis away

Full Tilt Boogie
23 Aug 2011, 12:11 PM
"Diana - The Long Drive Home"

Including such household favourites as, "Seatbelts Optional", "Paparazzi Blues", "Paris Tunnel of Love", and [Mohammed Fayed's favourite], "It's the Duke of Edinburgh what done it".


What? Too soon? :D

neilstone40
23 Aug 2011, 02:42 PM
What? Too soon? :D

It's always too soon where Diana's concerned Rog...she woz the people's princess, queen of our hearts...

Now don't you even go near the dear old queen muvva, gawd bless her...:D