Profile for Egglondon

Thanks for correcting me. I'm sure everyone's grateful that you've confirmed a film of the show wasn't made.

Lazarus soundtrack to be released on October 21st.

2 CD / 3LP

CD 1 features 18 songs from the show performed by the cast and 'Hello Mary Louu' by Ricky Nelson',

CD 2 has 4 David Bowie recordings. 'Lazarus' and 3 brand new songs that were in the show - 'No Plan', 'Killing A Little Time' and 'When I met You'

Just get the Skytrain to Jamaica station then the Long Island Railroad straight into Penn station in midtown. About an hour and $12 total. No brainier.

Sophia Anne Caruso will not be playing 12/18 - 1/2 due to British Equity rules.

Unfortunately the registering for info process is not working. I found out that tickets were on sale in today's Guardian. Got what I wanted though. Better jump on this if you want to go.  Dates are Oct 25 thru Jan 22. No perf Sundays, matinees Wed, Sat and some Fri in Dec and Jan. No perf 25 and 26 Dec.

https://lazarusmusical.com/

In New York it was I'll Eat You Last. Had a picture taken with Bette Midler.

But in London back in 1986 we were invited in to meet Liza Minelli in her dressing room at the Palladium.

 

Alex M said: "Where was this info announced?

The website Bowiewonderword's news section quoted an interview with SAC from a blog called 'This Week In New York'

 

For any US people interested, itlooks like the Bowie musical Lazarus will be in London in the fall. Original cast member Sophia Anne  Caruso will repeat her role.

Love your review

Forgetting what you think of Disaster! for a second, I wonder if the show's name subliminally  puts off the average show goer.

Joe Allen

Sorry to upset all the haters on here, but with a majority of good reviews and the summer approaching this might really start taking off.

Well, I've scored tickets. And on the day I want. Thank you New York. Face value.

AEA AGMA SM said: "Egglondon said: "So, an undesirable "house" is the venue or the production? I think I know.

Unfortunately I would have thought that a desirable "house" would be the one that brings in the money and kept the venue alive, irrespective of the production's quality.

Phyllis Rogers Stone said: "So, an undesirable "house" is the venue or the production? I think I know.

I don't think you do. 

"please explain

two ladies tickets said: "Apparently there was another show booked into the Nederlander for spring, some say it was Amelie, some say it was Bronx Tale the musical, regardless, whatever it was isn't coming anymore, so they needed to fill the house and evidently this was the only thing that they could find that would take what some consider an undesirable house. 

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Matt Rogers said: "Egglondon said: "Interesting how some posters are not imagining the complete re-design of this show for the bigger space and audience."

Errrrr......no. What is interesting is how you started this thread with double back to back posts at 3 and 4 in the morning and now you are complaining about haters and people's lack of imagination while you shower this misguided transfer with praise. 

Continue to shill away to your heart's content but  we're not stupid. You're clearly involved in the show.

OK, just a couple of bits of info first. For me it was 8 and 9 in the morning (I live in London, England as my name suggests). I saw Disaster! at St. Lukes once at Christmas 2013 and really enjoyed it. I therefore followed it's Facebook page. Seth McF brought his one man show to London and mentioned that they had financing for Disaster! on Broadway. As time went on I thought it must have fallen through so when I checked my FB yesterday morning and saw a shiny new logo.... well, the rest you know.

I don't regard the show as Broadway gold but found it fun and expressed my opinion as to why I think it may be a surprise hit.

I looked up 'shill" (not a common word in England) and I can assure you I am not involved in the production in any way (or even in the industry). If I was would I have criticised the bad line Seth gave himself in the production, or was that just to double bluff you???

So I haven't made you out to be stupid (or any other members of the board, as you appear to want to speak on their behalf).

I don't know if you're a New Yorker but on my frequent visits I haven't encountered such hostility and I'm confident that will remain the case.*

*update: yes I did once, in The Monster, but that's another story

Interesting how some posters are not imagining the complete re-design of this show for the bigger space and audience. I mean, they're obviously not going to transport the St Luke's production. Oh, and yeah, it said somewhere that Seth is in the show. I think he said in London something along the lines of "I wrote it so of course I'm in it".

However, he gave himself one crap line. You'll hear it if it's kept in.