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Back in 2017, he had a neurological disorder that initially rendered him unable to speak clearly or sing, But he’s recovered since then, thank God,

“And I don't think Rodney Hicks is performing anymore (or can)."

He’s had extensive therapy and is doing much better.

If this Late Late Show interview from last month is anything to go by, Armie Hammer and the rest of the original cast are still committed.

Everything you’ve said is correct except for one detail. The show was actually Evita. Patti LuPone mentions it in her memoir.

fosterfan2 said: "I found this interview to be a real downer. I was hoping Company and other shows would be back by next spring-March or April. Hopefully,Patti was just having a bad day. Quarantine will certainly do that."

An interview with Patti LuPone that's a downer? You don't say * rolls eyes *

I listened to the interview and, as prepared as I am for a 2021 reopening to be the scenario, I never actually heard him say "next year". He did point out that it will take four or five months to get everything up and running again, which makes sense to me.

EDIT: Never mind.

I listened to the interview and, as prepared as I am for a 2021 reopening to be the scenario, I never actually heard him say "next year". He did point out that it will take four or five months to get everything up and running again, which makes sense to me.

Are they not using child actors for this production or have they just not cast them yet because of some kind of child labor laws I don't know about?

And of course, Norm Lewis guest spot FTW.

Has there been any word on whether or not some kind of studio cast album is coming down the pipeline?

So not too long ago, I remember seeing a picture of a production of a play with two men seated at a table and their bodies were both encased in stone. And for the life of me, I cannot remember the name of the play. If anyone could help, that would be amazing. Thanks in advance! 

It's nice to know this board is still a safe haven for civilized discussion....oh wait.

While I am one of the people who took issue with the casting, my only hope is that this project doesn't get buried the way The Nightingale seemed to have gotten buried after its controversial production at La Jolla. And I hope if it does move on that the casting directors learn from this.

quizking101 said: "Mr. Musical said: "This looks like a fan-made thing with no formal connection to the show or producers"

I'm inclined to agree. Also, wasn't there already plans for a OBCR before previews even started?

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My guess is there was a setback. Sheik has basically tweeted he's trying to make it happen.

Bump.

Anyone?

I distinctly remember seeing a video of the Broadway revival cast of Les Miserables doing a parody of Shaggy's "It Wasn't Me"....does anyone know what happened to it or have a link? Thanks.

I take it musicaljen also went by another name....that started with a p?

Mr. Nowack said: "CastAlbums lists it as digital Dec. 4 and physical release sometime in January.

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December 4th, huh? Sweet!

Yes but the movie has also gained a massive cult following like Newsies.