The Syndicate

Sondheim and Brown – The Civilians (18 Roles)
Stephen Sondheim –
West Side Story – There’s a place for us, somewhere a place for us.
Gypsy – Everything’s coming up Roses.
Do I Hear A Waltz? – Do I Hear A Waltz?
A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum – Tragedy tomorrow, Comedy tonight!
Company – Somebody hold me too close, Somebody hurt me too deep.
A Little Night Music – And I shall marry the miller’s son.
Merrily We Roll Along – We’re opening doors!
Anyone Can Whistle – Everybody says don’t, everybody says don’t, everybody says don’t walk on the grass.
Sweeney Todd – It’s priest. Try a little priest.
Sunday In the Park With George – Bit by bit, putting it together!
Into The Woods – No one is alone.
Evening Primrose – I remember sky.
Jason Robert Brown -
Songs for a New World – Jenny’s afraid of water, I mean she swims and all, but still: she’s afraid of water.
Parade – Well, hey, sunshine! Sunshine? Looks like rain to me.
The Last Five Years – I stand on a precipice, I struggle to keep my balance, I open myself, I open myself one stitch at a time.
13 – Every conversation is another lost cause or a list of my flaws.

Lloyd Webber – Baddie Team 1 (4 Roles)
Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber
The Phantom of the Opera – The Phantom of the Opera is there, inside my mind.
Starlight Express - Starlight express, answer me yes
Cats - Memory, all alone in the moonlight

Wildhorn – Baddie Team 2 (4 Roles)
Frank Wildhorn
Jekyll & Hyde - If I could reach you, if I could guide and teach you
The Scarlet Pimpernel - Whatever guise he may employ, he's England's pride and joy!
Bonnie and Clyde – I’d rather breathe in life than dusty air.

Independents (4 Roles)
Andrew Lippa – And we were having a wild, wild party!
Stephen Schwartz – I’ve gotta be someone who lives all of his life in superlatives.
Jonathan Larson – How do you measure a year in the life?
The Gershwins – Someone to watch over me.

Other (2 Roles)
Oscar Hammerstein II – Some enchanted evening, you may find a stranger.
Richard Rodgers –If I loved you, time and again, I would try to say all I'd want you to know


Exact abilities are being ironed out, but this should be the role list. Be sure to not miss this game!
The italics are lyrics from the shows. Sondheim, Wildhorn, Webber, and Brown don't get italics because many of their shows are featured.

I remember you telling me about this! Hella cool.

Mister Rearranger wrote:I remember you telling me about this! Hella cool.

Yessir! This is the game I was discussing with you in Lost Mafia BTSC

love sondheim - love west side story - love sweeny todd.

webber is pretty rad too...

bea wrote:love sondheim - love west side story - love sweeny todd.

webber is pretty rad too...

Evita is pretty good... but that's it.

I am a big fan of musicals, so I would definitely play this.

Have you done a R&H mafia?

Mongoose wrote:I am a big fan of musicals, so I would definitely play this.

Have you done a R&H mafia?

I haven't! I was planning an R&H Mafia! It hasn't made anything fruitful, so if you want to plan it, it's all yours! I have lots of theatre-based Mafia games in my head, though.

Dom wrote:

Mongoose wrote:I am a big fan of musicals, so I would definitely play this.

Have you done a R&H mafia?

I haven't! I was planning an R&H Mafia! It hasn't made anything fruitful, so if you want to plan it, it's all yours! I have lots of theatre-based Mafia games in my head, though.

I'll stick to cinema and leave the musicals to you. But! I did want to tell you I was Ado Annie this one time in Oklahoma!

Will there be singing in this game? I was promised singing in Into the Woods, but the civs were so badass it was a short game.

Mongoose wrote:

Dom wrote:

Mongoose wrote:I am a big fan of musicals, so I would definitely play this.

Have you done a R&H mafia?

I haven't! I was planning an R&H Mafia! It hasn't made anything fruitful, so if you want to plan it, it's all yours! I have lots of theatre-based Mafia games in my head, though.

I'll stick to cinema and leave the musicals to you. But! I did want to tell you I was Ado Annie this one time in Oklahoma!

Ado Annie is actually my favorite character in that musical. I love the music so much, but the plot bores me-- generally-- other than Ado Annie.

There may be singing, I didn't get a chance to really get anything like that going in Into The Woods due to an unbalanced game I created. :$ Too many role checkers! I tried to tone down the civvies, but I didn't realize how many role checks were out there.

It was still a fun game! I think it's a great backdrop for mafia games. Has anyone done an outright Wicked game? Or Sweeney? Oooh or Busby Berkely. I don't know how that would work.

Mongoose wrote:It was still a fun game! I think it's a great backdrop for mafia games. Has anyone done an outright Wicked game? Or Sweeney? Oooh or Busby Berkely. I don't know how that would work.

Someone has done Wicked. It was done on The Piano by a user named PenguinJosh. It was fun.

I think another Wicked game would be fun. I won't be hosting it because I don't particularly love Wicked, but yeah.

Love the idea of this game.

And there's a Scarlet pimpernel musical? You learn something new every day...

Frank Wildhorn has written some very interesting stuff! Mostly junk, tbh. Jekyll and Hyde is decent. Scarlet Pimpernel is... eh. Bonnie and Clyde is one of his better ones, with a very weak second act.

Les Miserables is my favorite musical, not only for the fantastic music, but for these two reasons:

1. Characters have actual issues, instead of "Oh no, Bobby doesn't like me!" it's "I was fired from my shitty factory job, so now I have to be become a prostitute, sell my hair, teeth, and nails all to support my starving 4 year old who spends all of her time with the two sleaziest motherfuckers in the world. Also, I have AIDS."

2. Pretty much everyone dies. I appreciate a story that goes balls to the wall with it's character deaths. I'm a sadistic person.

insertnamehere wrote:Les Miserables is my favorite musical, not only for the fantastic music, but for these two reasons:

1. Characters have actual issues, instead of "Oh no, Bobby doesn't like me!" it's "I was fired from my shitty factory job, so now I have to be become a prostitute, sell my hair, teeth, and nails all to support my starving 4 year old who spends all of her time with the two sleaziest motherfuckers in the world. Also, I have AIDS."

2. Pretty much everyone dies. I appreciate a story that goes balls to the wall with it's character deaths. I'm a sadistic person.

I do love Les Miserables, but I think if you looked at more serious musicals, you'd find they aren't all about "Bobby doesn't love me".

This theme

insertnamehere wrote:Les Miserables is my favorite musical, not only for the fantastic music, but for these two reasons:

1. Characters have actual issues, instead of "Oh no, Bobby doesn't like me!" it's "I was fired from my shitty factory job, so now I have to be become a prostitute, sell my hair, teeth, and nails all to support my starving 4 year old who spends all of her time with the two sleaziest motherfuckers in the world. Also, I have AIDS."

2. Pretty much everyone dies. I appreciate a story that goes balls to the wall with it's character deaths. I'm a sadistic person.

I love Les Miserables, but you do realize there is a whole character whose main story is Bobby Marius doesn't like me. Unless you consider her other super original story of "my parents suck". Just saying

Not a role in here, but somewhatcon topic anyways I saw Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat last night.

Also,

Mongoose wrote:

Dom wrote:

Mongoose wrote:I am a big fan of musicals, so I would definitely play this.

Have you done a R&H mafia?

I haven't! I was planning an R&H Mafia! It hasn't made anything fruitful, so if you want to plan it, it's all yours! I have lots of theatre-based Mafia games in my head, though.

I'll stick to cinema and leave the musicals to you. But! I did want to tell you I was Ado Annie this one time in Oklahoma!

I was my school production of Oklahoma! I met one of my best friends there.

I'm seeing a production of Joseph tonight!


(And have been seeing a production of Spring Awakening that my best friend is directing)

Dom wrote:I'm seeing a production of Joseph tonight!


(And have been seeing a production of Spring Awakening that my best friend is directing)

This was my first time seeing it, and not sure if you have seen it before, so let me know what you think! It was not what I expected entirely, but I did enjoy it!
I'd love to see spring awakening.

Also, forgot to say in my earlier post to inh. I believe Fantine had tuberculosis, not AIDS. If you would like a good HIV/AIDS musical, I would recommend Rent.

Fanzine DID have TB and not AIDS because AIDS wasn't really a thing in 1832.

Also-- Joseph is a poorly written show that can be such a fun experience/performance. It was really cute. Not my kind of show, but cute.

Dom wrote:Fanzine DID have TB and not AIDS because AIDS wasn't really a thing in 1832.

Fanzine?

thellama73 wrote:

Dom wrote:Fanzine DID have TB and not AIDS because AIDS wasn't really a thing in 1832.

Fanzine?

Fantine*

Autocorrect.

Any Godspell love here?

Epignosis wrote:Any Godspell love here?

Schwartz wrote it and he is a role! I could make a whole game just on the characters from his shows. Hell-- someone could make a Godspell game!
Personally, I'm working on two more games based on musicals (Spring Awakening and Merrily We Roll Along-- both would be speed games). But I could see another for the next cue.

Dom wrote:

Epignosis wrote:Any Godspell love here?

Schwartz wrote it and he is a role! I could make a whole game just on the characters from his shows. Hell-- someone could make a Godspell game!
Personally, I'm working on two more games based on musicals (Spring Awakening and Merrily We Roll Along-- both would be speed games). But I could see another for the next cue.

My dad drove me to the next town over when I was too young to drive to see a girl I had a crush on in Godspell. I liked hearing her sing and the overall performance was one of my favorite theatrical experiences growing up.

We were boyfriend / girlfriend some time after that and she broke up with me on my birthday.

Dom wrote:Also-- Joseph is a poorly written show that can be such a fun experience/performance. It was really cute. Not my kind of show, but cute.

lol I knew you'd say something like that. I am glad to have seen it just to know, but wouldn't go again.

Epignosis wrote:

Dom wrote:

Epignosis wrote:Any Godspell love here?

Schwartz wrote it and he is a role! I could make a whole game just on the characters from his shows. Hell-- someone could make a Godspell game!
Personally, I'm working on two more games based on musicals (Spring Awakening and Merrily We Roll Along-- both would be speed games). But I could see another for the next cue.

My dad drove me to the next town over when I was too young to drive to see a girl I had a crush on in Godspell. I liked hearing her sing and the overall performance was one of my favorite theatrical experiences growing up.

We were boyfriend / girlfriend some time after that and she broke up with me on my birthday.

That's quite rude...
...But I think it worked out in the end.



Splints, well... considering my... well.. disdain for Sir Weber...

I like some Webber. Keys does not. I made him go to Phantom with me and he hated it lol

fingersplints wrote:I like some Webber. Keys does not. I made him go to Phantom with me and he hated it lol

I pray for the day that show closes on Broadway.

Dom wrote:

fingersplints wrote:I like some Webber. Keys does not. I made him go to Phantom with me and he hated it lol

I pray for the day that show closes on Broadway.

And I will be right there praying for its survival.

DFaraday wrote:

Dom wrote:

fingersplints wrote:I like some Webber. Keys does not. I made him go to Phantom with me and he hated it lol

I pray for the day that show closes on Broadway.

And I will be right there praying for its survival.

27 years is enough.

To each his own.

I reserve the right to portray Andrew Lloyd Weber as evil in this game.