New York Times Critic Casts Lady Gaga on Broadway
Not that Gaga needs the work. And, admittedly, Brantley finds her a bit too young to play everyone's favorite madcap relative. But what about parts for the under-employed Lindsay Lohan and Charlie Sheen?
The critic can easily picture Lohan in the Marilyn Monroe role in Finishing the Picture, a 2004 drama by Monroe's one-time husband, Death of a Salesman playwright Arthur Miller, about the making of the movie The Misfits (Monroe's last, from a script by Miller).
Brantley says that if Lohan can't handle eight performances a week, then Paris Hilton could sub for her at matinees.
Sheen, meanwhile, would be perfectly cast in British playwright John Osborne's Look Back in Anger, according to Brantley – if the production of the "Angry Young Man" drama took place 10 or 15 years ago. Surely the marquee would say it all.
The critic can easily picture Lohan in the Marilyn Monroe role in Finishing the Picture, a 2004 drama by Monroe's one-time husband, Death of a Salesman playwright Arthur Miller, about the making of the movie The Misfits (Monroe's last, from a script by Miller).
Brantley says that if Lohan can't handle eight performances a week, then Paris Hilton could sub for her at matinees.
Sheen, meanwhile, would be perfectly cast in British playwright John Osborne's Look Back in Anger, according to Brantley – if the production of the "Angry Young Man" drama took place 10 or 15 years ago. Surely the marquee would say it all.
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