Break out your best toga: "Animal House" is aiming to hit the stage.
Universal Pictures Stage Productions has announced it is developing a musical version of the 1978 John Belushi college comedy, "National Lampoon's Animal House," with an original score by the Canadian band Barenaked Ladies.
Casey Nicholaw, the Tony Award-winning director of "The Book of Mormon," will stage and choreograph the musical, while Michael Mitnick will write the book.
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No cast or dates for the musical have been set.
The movie, which revolved around the antics of Delta House fraternity members, featured the big-screen debut of then-"Saturday Night Live" star Belushi and Kevin Bacon and also starred Tim Matheson, Tom Hulce, Stephen Furst, Bruce McGill and Mark Metcalf.
Warning to the upcoming musical's audiences: you may need to borrow some of those Blue Man Group ponchos if the show includes Bluto's famous zit impersonation: