Broadway Star Joined: 8/7/06
Some clever producer is going to figure out a way to do this for Broadway shows and make a buck or two.
http://www.chicagotribune.com/entertainment/stage/chi-0612290313dec29,1,5235968.story?coll=chi-ent_theater-hed
Broadway Legend Joined: 11/15/05
They started doing this in San Francisco last year. They have done it at Golden Gate Park and also the park in front of City hall, both outdoors and just did one at Stanford University in the theater there. I think it's brilliant. I live next to City Hall here - and the night the Opera was simulcast it was packed! Very fun.
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Not a fan of opera, either, mejust?
Broadway Star Joined: 8/7/06
I'm not an opera fan too. I just like the way the two froms of media are working together. I find the idea exciting.. it doesn't make me zzzzzzzzzzzzzz...
Broadway Legend Joined: 8/16/05
They advertised this before Dreamgirls, I was so excited. I think it is a wonderful idea. And it makes opera seem a little less threatening to those who haven't tried it before.
Broadway Legend Joined: 8/2/03
Certainly affordable. Seems a worthwhile technique to try and attract future audiences to opera.
The series will begin with an abridged, family-oriented, English-language version of Mozart's "The Magic Flute."
NO, thank you......what IS the point?
family oriented? What the F does that mean?
It means they aren't doing the finger banging scene.
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