2018 My Fair Lady revival tour

There’s a little snippet of the tour set in the video and it looks promising. Have also been enjoying finding photos of the set through the Landmark theatres Instagram location tag.

https://youtu.be/PJ1cqLmukaM

https://www.instagram.com/p/B5tipuOJdom/?igshid=1kggb65hj578z(from the beginning photo it doesn’t seem like there’s a revolve, so the house must rotates just on its own).

https://www.instagram.com/p/B5Tpby4nSx2/?igshid=fl8a47lhyk44

https://www.instagram.com/p/B5TMeCNJSKX/?igshid=1dyorgsywomnv

https://www.instagram.com/p/B5YjiRvp7wo/?igshid=1lifddav3yzcc

 

7thbighero said: "n2nbaby said: "This is just as good as it was on Broadway. Acting is great and I’m impressed the set, including the revolving house is mainly intact."

If you don’t mind me asking, how did they handle the orchestra during the Embassy Ball and Eliza’s....ending? Curious given the limitations of a proscenium stage vs the Beaumont"

I’m not sure what you mean by the orchestra during the Embassy Ball. I only saw it once on Broadway and nothing stood out to me tonight. 
 

Eliza’s ending is now just played in Henry’s house instead of her coming out into the audience. I do wish they kept that aspect of it, I thought it was a bit more powerful.

Bill Snibson said: "Hmmm. I’m curious. How does the end play out on the tour? Does she stay in the house? Or move someplace? Obviously with the logistics of touring houses they can’t rely on it being easy for her to march up an aisle but I’m wondering how they decided to do this. Also...I guess maybe add a spoiler tag....thanks "

I’m on my phone and don’t know how to do a spoiler tag so

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She walks through the door of Higgins’ house and when she leaves, she walks out stage right, he smiles, the house goes backward and the lights go out.

I saw the tour last night at The Kennedy Center, and I was a bit underwhelmed.

I'm curious, did Bartlett Sher direct the tour, or did one of his associates?  I ask, because I saw a couple of minor changes that stuck out especially during the Ascot scene.  I felt that there were more "bits" in the LCT production during this scene.

I thought Shereen was wonderful as Eliza.  I got to see her at the LCT production as well.  I also liked Laird Mackintosh as Henry Higgins.  Oh how I missed Christian Dante White's presence and voice as Freddy. Sam Simahk had a beautiful voice, but he just kind of blended in.  Linda Mugleston made more of an impression as Mrs. Pearce in comparison to Gayton Scott's portrayal.

The set seemed very compact.  I knew the house was going to be on a turntable as I know someone who worked on the set.  The Embassy Ball though was a bit disappointing.  Definitely not as opulent, especially with the much smaller staircase.

The ensemble was wonderful, although With a Little Bit of Luck seemed kind of flat sound wise.  Get Me to the Church was definitely a lot more joyous.

The orchestra sounded great.  They were not onstage during the Embassy Ball.