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Actually, the word I'm hearing on the street is that the reason ALW has begun a renewed push for the Regent's Park staging of JCS in Asia and the UK is that, although he's delighted with the sales and the press, he's a little tired of Jamie Lloyd getting nearly all of the credit for two out of three revitalizations. Apparently, digging this JCS out again is part expediency, part "you'll touch this over my dead body,"

raddersons said: "The Magic Show did run for four years, but from what I understand that is more a musical with magic (and a Stephen Schwartz score to boot). Then again you look at Merlin one year prior and that flopped big time."

Actually, Merlin came after The Magic Show, by about 7 years or so. Both starred Doug Henning, but the latter played to his strengths and let his magic accomplish what songs would typically do in a book musi

binau said: "joevitus said: "Is Jamie Lloyd really supposed to helm a Superstar revival? It would surprise me, considering Lloyd Webber seems to have cooled on him (probably because, for all the hype, the revivals haven't been cash-cows--which I think is all Lloyd Webber cares about)."

The only thing he said is he wanted to do it. However, after this announcement I don't think it'll happen any time soon, personally."

Agre

It's one of three things, all of which I have heard rumored recently.

Rumor #1: An East Coast transfer of the Hollywood Bowl concert following the end of the Wicked: For Good press junket, for which only Lambert and Erivo are reportedly confirmed to remain. Madison Square Garden and an arena in Brooklyn have both allegedly been scouted for this possibility, with ALW naming the former in a recent interview. Likelihood: it could only be for a

Fan123 said: "Speaking just as a fan and not as an industry expert, I used to get more excited by seeing big name performers attached to concept albums. However, as time has gone on, I've realised that the quality of names involved doesn't correlate to the quality of the show; generally the actors are just fulfilling a paid job, not necessarily endorsing or committing to the project beyond that (and fair enough)."

Case in point: Norm Lewis and the other peopl

It's not firmly set yet, as one expects (even hopes) a huge rethink is in order, so a song list in show order is not published. However, there is a list of music credits at the back of the Playbill listing who wrote and published what, and per that list, the songs that appear in the show currently include (in alphabetical order):

17 Days
Adore
Baby I'm A Star
Beautiful Ones, The*
Bird, The*
Computer Blue
Condition of the