A Tale of Two Cities update

[bare_nakedlady]

Posted: 3/5/07 at 4:04pm

The Asolo Rep Theatre in Sarasota Florida will be premiering the new work In October - November (while still eyeing Broadway) according to Playbill. Two other out of town try-outs may occur. I'm glad to hear that its still being worked on. I really like this piece.

Playbill Article

Updated On: 3/5/07 at 04:04 PM

[son_of_a_gunn_25]

Posted: 3/5/07 at 4:09pm

Someone beat me to it!

[son_of_a_gunn_25]

Posted: 3/5/07 at 4:24pm

I have to say I love Tony Walton's show curtain...

[bare_nakedlady]

Posted: 3/5/07 at 4:54pm

I'm going to have to get to Florida. Are there other pics elsewhere??

Updated On: 3/5/07 at 04:54 PM

[JumpJumpJumpSoHigh]

Posted: 3/5/07 at 5:12pm

Oh, I really hope this goes somewhere. Like Broadway, when it's ready to. I saw a concert of sorts about eight years ago, where a bunch of talented Broadway people performed highlights from the score, and it's VERY Les Mis-esque. Not in that Santoriello is ripping it off or anything, because she isn't, but it has the same epic, sweeping quality that made LM so popular in the first place. I can't wait to see it on stage.

~JJJ

[B3TA07]

Posted: 3/5/07 at 5:12pm

Hope it's better now than that CD I bought.

[Rentaholic2]

Posted: 3/5/07 at 5:37pm

The artwork is beautiful, I love it.

[sydney23]

Posted: 3/5/07 at 8:28pm

there are more pics with broadway.com article under headlines.

[CATSNYrevival]

Posted: 3/5/07 at 9:19pm

OoOO... I love the CD. I hope this makes it to Broadway. kinda sad that they were waiting for Les Miz to close and now it's back already...

the set designs are kick ass...



Updated On: 3/5/07 at 09:19 PM

[sydney23]

Posted: 3/5/07 at 10:39pm

but on this revised schedule it would seem the timing is finally perfect. "Les Miz" revival will have run its course by the time "Tale" is coming to town. Finally! I can't wait.

[son_of_a_gunn_25]

Posted: 3/6/07 at 1:58am

When I initially found out Tony Walton was going to be set designer, I had no doubt the set would be top notch. Seeing more of the renderings makes me even more excited. I always envisioned the set making use of spiral staircases. The three story multiuse portions of the set are great, and the red hues used are particularly striking. I am very interested to see how Christopher Akerlind's lighting design will play on this set. Here's to hoping that a large enough theatre will open up once it is ready for Broadway.

[TotallyTale]

Posted: 3/6/07 at 9:04am

here is a pic of the presentation taken in sept 2005

http://www.markledbetter.com/Photos/ATaleOfTwoCitiesPics.html

[son_of_a_gunn_25]

Posted: 4/17/07 at 1:43am

So I just found larger copies of the rendering of the show curtain and pictures of the set models on Paul Wontorek's blog. It's an old entry, but I thought I'd post it for those of you who haven't seen the larger images yet. You can see much more detail.
Larger Images of the Set

[Mattbrain]

Posted: 4/17/07 at 7:55am

There's a cast recording of this?

[Shakespearean]

Posted: 4/17/07 at 9:25am

Oh. My. God. Just when I thought I had finally outgrown going to see shows just to study the sets. Tony Walton is still amazing. I'd probably go to see 'Idina and Hugh Read the Yellowpages' if he was going to design it.

On a similar note, does anyone know if Ming Cho Lee will ever take a break from Yale and come back to Broadway?