Weekend Poll: Which Short-Lived Broadway Musical Deserves A Second Chance?

This weekend, the Public Theater will present a concert staging of Paul Simon's 1998 musical The Capeman at Central Park's Delacorte Theater. The show's original production—with a cast that included Marc Anthony, Ruben Blades, Sara Ramirez and Cass Morgan—was retooled extensively during previews and closed after only 68 performances. Now this famous flop will get a second life thanks to the Public, which got us thinking about other short-lived Broadway shows that deserve another chance. We want to know: What musical that opened on Broadway in the last 10 years and ran for 100 performances or less would you like to see mounted yet again? Vote below!

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Which short-lived Broadway musical deserves a second chance?

The Wild Party

The Adventures of Tom Sawyer

Amour

Thou Shalt Not

Dance of the Vampires

Urban Cowboy

Taboo

In My Life

Lestat

High Fidelity

The Pirate Queen

Cry-Baby

Glory Days

A Tale of Two Cities

The Story of My Life