If while Noblezada was walking down the aisle, the officiant didn't tell Carney to not turn around - to not look - to trust that she was there, well, that was a missed opportunity.
I presume, despite the involvement of Bob Martin, this has no connection to "Slings and Arrows" which was about an actor who has a public meltdown (multiple) and then returns to his "family" in New Burbage to save it with a production of a classic play.
I'm guessing Maguire sold the rights to his other Oz books to someone other than Universal. Because, if you want to do a sequel to Wicked, there already are three actual sequels plus a handful of other works connected to Wicked.
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Besides Dreamgirls, Grand Hotel and the two Anything Goes, I’d add Contact (but I think it is off YouTube), Big Deal, Catch Me If You Can, The Wedding Singer, The Apple Tree and Applause.
Note: in the last year, the UK has had musical adaptation of 50 First Dates and 13 Going on 30 (neither in a "west end" theatre, although 50 First Dates was in London)
This does seem like a ripe topic for a "Not Since Carrie" book.
quizking101 said: "The boatload of cash appears to have come primarily from The Fabulous Invalid Pro.Co. (and podcast) and the D’Angora’s (the new owners of the Laurie Beechman/WBC)"
According to the BWW profile article, newbie investor Sean Nyberg has money in the show.
Sutton Ross said: "The man owes us from last season's horror show he decided to stage. Jason is a brilliant artist but I don't think he's ever had a hit on Broadway (?).I don't know who this show would be for, but I think that about a lot of his work."
Just five new musicals this season has to be a all-time low. Wondering if something like BENJAMIN BUTTON slides in because of this. Or BULL DURHAM."
Looking through Wikipedia, the 94-95 season appears to have had only two new musicals - Sunset Blvd and Smoky Joe's Cafe. I think I've read that they almost cancelled the category that year.
My local PBS station is showing this on Great Performances tonite - 14 November. I think it's the "national" feed as well, but, as they say, "check your local stations". My DVR is set. The clips I have seen (including a boxing scene) are very very funny.
binau said: "With over 2,200 seats every night of course not everyone is likely to love Evita. "
At the performance we attended (Sat evening 28 June) six seats in front of us that had been full were empty for Act II. When I mentioned this to the person seated to my left, she explained that she had seen the original with Page and was not enjoying this version stating (slightly paraphrasing now) "This is not in my top 10. Not even top 50, Probably not top 100
I think the audience sympathizes with her because, at first, we don't know what she did wrong. She is trying to make right/amends for whatever she did wrong. She is being abused by her sister - who is having Robin do all manner of things for the wedding that Robin is not invited to. Robin is in a not great employment situation - and getting no help from family - and that is something an audience can sympathize with. it is not until later - after we have followed Robin and her semi-g
Does Gotta Dance at the York fit "November" with first preview on 25 November?
I'm curious what "iconic" dances they are going to do. Promotional material just says works by Bob Fosse, Jerome Robbins, Gene Kelly, Michael Bennett, Susan Stroman, Billy Wilson, and others.
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