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Shakespeare is as 'classic' as playwrights go, but Denzel Washington in 'Julius Ceasar' was a nightmare of a production.

What a wonderful privilege to have been there and seated amongst the other starry attendees, Glebby!

My thoughts and prayers for Audra and the McDonald family during this time.

because Spamalot is so two years ago! http://www.playbillarts.com/news/article/6298.html Not the Messiah, Eric Idle's Comic Oratorio, to Have U.S. Premiere at Caramoor Festival By Vivien Schweitzer 10 Apr 2007 The Caramoor Festival will present the U.S. premiere of Not the Messiah (He's a Very Naughty Boy), a comic oratorio by Eric Idle and John Du Prez, the duo behind Spamalot. The oratorio, inspired by the film Monty Python's Life of Brian, will have two performances in Caramoor's Venetian ...

The Tonys haven't recognized any of the Encores! productions, nor have the Drama Desk or the Obies. 'Gypsy' is being produced under the auspices of Encores!

It's a seamless show, having been able to catch it last Sunday (where the orchestra was pretty packed). And a perfect ensemble of actors on stage.

Will they be doing Follies in Yiddish? Sally Durante Plummer singing "Am I Just Meshugah? Or were you just doing me a mitzvah?"

I was going to say the same thing as ljay. I wonder if she is under consideration for the role of Dot for the Broadway transfer of London's Menier Chocolate factory production?

It went the way common sense did, girly...

I guess the rumors for the impending revival with Glenn Close have remained rumors. Still, it was hard to pass up City Opera's production of it two years ago. A Sondheim score played by a full orchestra. Who could refuse that?

It's just a possibility. Besides, Stoppard himself references them as three separate plays, albeit as a trilogy. It's just the enormous undertaking by both the National Theatre in London and LCT here in NY to present them in repertory. We'll just have to wait to hear what the Tony nominating committee rules on eligibility.

Stoppard is treating each as a separate play. What interests me is how some of the actors will be considered. The Bakunin sisters may not figure as much into Parts II and III. How will they consider Jennifer Ehle eligible for which role she will play? So far, Voyage is this season's strongest acting ensemble. More thoughts later.

A speedy recovery to Mr. Easton. I haven't seen any updates on his condition.

Oh ye of small mind... Edited for grammar

I wonder how much of production costs went into overtime for the cleanup crew?

What are the possibilities both Avian and Lee can make the subsequent changes in the three week spanse of time before NY gets it's first preview? Or the chance that they can bring in a director doctor to help focus?

Thank you for this amazing review, MB. As an absolute 'newbie' to any performance of ACL, I'm completely anticipating this production.

True, Patronus, but I guess I was leaning more towards a score and lyrics by Mr. Sondheim... But news about talks regarding a possible transfer have been floated about for some time... Now if we only had a set date, theatre, and possible cast... Though I'm hoping they bring Daniel Evans over. I'd hope to get Jenna Russell too, but I get the feeling that the Equities may trade off bringing Evans over for an American Dot...

What a shame. It's a great show, for those who can appreciate the dark humour in it. Though I thought the Lyceum was too large of a theatre for it...

Once upon a time, I didn't 'get' her. Now I do.