Well I saw the show last summer and it was pretty crowded, but Gavin Lee and Rebecca Luker did come out for the matinee (I believe there was an evening show...) and Ashley Brown was out but her understudy came out as well. I saw quite a few cast members when I went.
That's funny. At the stage door one of the actor's was asking these two girls who they thought it was and they said the conductor too. I never thought of that. Good idea.
So this probably is a stupid question, but how does it work with theatre costs for producers and to rent the theatre? I have no clue how anything works, so any info would be appreciated.
Well the tour is on hiatus and they aren't going on tour again until December, so... But here are some pics from the tour. Mary isn't the latest one, and there are probably a few ensemble that switched. Sorry I can't be more help. http://amtsj.org/stage/jcs.html
Craig Sculli is for sure coming back as Pilate, that's all that I know. Well Ted Neeley and Corey Glover of course are back as well. Here's the link to the cast list, but I don't think they've changed it. http://www.thejcstour.com/cast.html
I'm on the west coast and they were asking questions before the show started. I knew some of them, but I thought maybe they'd send questions again when it actually aired.
Yeah I liked Anastasia as well. Fox should join the lovely musical ranks. Anyway, at least the musical after Little Mermaid won't be from a movie they've done yet. I'd could probably see Aladdin, Mulan or Pocahontas as far as their semi-newer films. Oh and Hunchback sounds great too.
Lestat and Lennon in SF (will Legally Blonde be on this list too?). Tours of financial flops I suppose like All Shook Up would count. Also Grey Gardens since people are counting that.
I hope I can see Cabaret when I go. Have you seen the movie. You'd probably be fine without knowing much French or else there is always Germany or The Netherlands.