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Absolutely!

I did and even without sets, the concert had the sold-out London audience fully in love and on its feet. Full disclosure I've been a coproducer on the show since before Seattle but objectively I always thought that London is the perfect place for Little Dancer to make its mark on the stage. Tiler Peck and the rest of this cast including Julian Ovenden as Degas and Laura Pitt-Pulford as Older Marie had several show-stopping moments. Once audiences see the full production with sets by Beowulf B...

I did and even without sets, the concert had the sold-out London audience fully in love and on its feet. Full disclosure I've been a coproducer on the show since before Seattle but objectively I always thought that London is the perfect place for Little Dancer to make its mark on the stage. Tiler Peck and the rest of this cast including Julian Ovenden as Degas and Laura Pitt-Pulford as Older Marie had several show-stopping moments. Once audiences see the full production with sets by Beowulf B...

GARY-The Sequel to Titus Andronicus which didn’t actually have an intermission so much ducking was involved…and as i passed the lovely house manager at the Booth, he said “yes…we know!”and more recently…Operation Mincemeat - partially because the sound mix was basically unintelligible which exacerbated not having any idea what was going on sorry to those fans and friends involved

excellent view - no issues at allAnd no need for a raincoat!

I was invited by friends but am not involved. Was in the first row and certainly was impressed by the cast and especially Kieran who was full-bore indeed. As the cast continues to their footing in front of the first audiences under Mr Marber’s guidance I have no doubt this will be a f%*~£ing top selling run. Also my first time back at the Palace since the lift and kudos to Stewart, Bonnie, the Nederlanders and TSX for quite a feat indeed Bravo allWill look forward to seeing it again a bit fsr...

I'm going to the upcoming workshop directed by Jerry Zaks and looking forward to it! TRW Production is producing the workshop and, as Theatre Rights Worldwide is the licensor of the original Musical it seems they're the lead producers...so far anyway.

We’re actually recording it this weekend ! SO exciting

Hoping for an announcement soon

USA Today is a rave https://www.usatoday.com/story/entertainment/music/2024/12/19/gypsy-review-audra-mcdonald/77016921007/#:~:text=%E2%80%9CGypsy%2C%E2%80%9D%20which%20opened%20Dec,makes%20it%20so%20fundamentally%20great.

my understanding is that extensive research is being done into new titles.

I’m also going to look at the statue of limitations on these claims given it took so long for the suit to be filed…obviously waiting until there was a successful production to sue but perhaps being filed just under the wire

Fabulous that Jack brought Marsha flowers !!

It's called the Cameron Mackintosh curtain

May his memory be a blessing and may Hines, Hines…and Dad…dance with joy foreverRest in peace…and in dance,Always loved this duet from "Cotton Club"Maurice and Gregory Hines Crazy Rhythm from Cotton Club

May his memory be a blessing and may Hines, Hines…and Dad…dance with joy foreverRest in peace…and in dance,No word on cause as of yet.Always loved this duet from "Cotton Club"Maurice and Gregory Hines Crazy Rhythm from Cotton Clubsorry for the duplicate post - just saw the earlier one - can't find a way to delete mine. Sorry for the dupl

Maybe she's a Jewban. OY.

Now available on TDF.org for this coming Friday, Saturday and Sunday performances.

all ima say now is...stay tuned !