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'Top Chef' to Become a Broadway Musical? (slashfood)

Filed under: Television/Film, Chefs

Photo: Valerie Macon / Getty Images

"Cats." "The Lion King." "Top Chef?"

While you might not be able to picture the Bravo reality show in marquee
lights, restaurateur (and Top Chef judge) Tom Colicchio reportedly thinks the
program is a natural fit for the Great White Way.

Bravo's program director, Andy Cohen, told New York magazine, "He thinks he
has a great idea about doing something like that." Perhaps thinking about the
hazards involved with fire and sharp knives onstage, Cohen wasn't initially
sold. "I told him, 'I'm not so sure,' but he's trying to convince me!"

The magazine rounded up some reactions from former cast members, who were
largely game for the idea of a Broadway production.

Marcel Vigneron had our favorite response: "Totally, of course, I'd love to do
it. I'm a pretty decent dancer, I'm not gonna lie. Actually, I was cutting a
rug for six hours last night. Yeah, I could definitely handle the freestyle
hip-hop scenes."

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