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re: How many musical versions of A Christmas Carol are there?
Dec 16 2004, 09:34:49 AM
Dare I mention the Mr. Magoo Christmas Carol (I'm sorry, I still love the whole razzleberry dressing). And, Gregory Hines' short-lived Comin' Uptown.
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re: Reckless
Dec 13 2004, 10:26:09 AM
The only show I've ever worked on that I hated unconditionally. The only plus is that the movie is so much worse.
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re: Favorite emotionally moving play?
Dec 13 2004, 10:23:30 AM
So, we're trying to pick our next season and we've been doing cold readings of the shows that we're considering. We read The Women of Lockerbie this past Saturday and at the end of it, the four women were grabbing for Kleenex and the three men were suspiciously quiet. It is heart-wrenching. It takes place in Lockerbie, Scotland seven years after Pan Am 103, the investigation is over and the US gov't is going to burn all the clothing recovered at the crash while the women of Lockerbie want to
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re: What shows should be given another chance?
Dec 13 2004, 08:28:47 AM
Comin' Uptown. A Harlem version of A Christmas Carol. Lovely adaptation, some beautiful lyrics, and a case of bad timing. Alas, as it was the late Gregory Hines' baby, it's chances of return are even slimmer than they have been.
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