Alex Timbers has Departed FROZEN! — Page 2

Can we just clear the record once and for all? Headband, you don't actually read, do you? Where in my post did I say she was officially offered the role, ever? I literally said the opposite, that I hope she's eventually offered the role.

Updated On: 8/4/16 at 10:52 AM

I think Cinders was serious, actually.

I thought Cinders' post was incredibly clear and had zero ambiguity. Hoping someone continues with the development of a show toward its Broadway production s in no way the same as saying they're attached to the Broadway production.

The Headband just likes to take any opportunity available to assert his own knowledge, and that usually means cutting someone else down to do so.

Updated On: 8/4/16 at 11:08 AM

Kad said: "The Headband just likes to take any opportunity available to assert his own knowledge, and that usually means cutting someone else down to do so."

He's such a bore, going in and out of threads demanding clarification/proof, telling people how and what to post, demanding people delete their accounts when he disagrees with them. 

He's overstayed his welcome. He's a big pain in the u know what. He comes off as crabby, miserable and more than slightly unhinged.

@ Cinders: Your post was very clear. Headband has a problem with reading comprehension.
I think it's time for the Headband to kindly step away from the keyboard. 

Updated On: 8/4/16 at 11:36 AM

Thanks, guys. It really means a lot to have so much support in this difficult time. Please, donate to my Kickstarter if you can, and be on the lookout for my memoir coming out this fall.

CindersGolightly said: "Thanks, guys. It really means a lot to have so much support in this difficult time. Please, donate to my Kickstarter if you can, and be on the lookout for my memoir coming out this fall.

 

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it's official. Ken Davenport has been masquerading as CindersGolightly all this while.

 

I doubt Disney would make the next director keep the casting choices of the director who just departed the project.

I second Nicholaw but he might be tied up with The Prom

Maybe Mark Brokaw? He directed the 2013 R+H's Cinderella on Broadway and seems comfortable with big, spectacle shows.

Was excited for Timbers...

At the end of the day, this show will likely be all about printing money...

Which woman would you like? When the project was originally announced, Diane Paulus was my first choice to direct. However, considering the responses both Finding Neverland and Waitress received, she so far hasn't proven to be as successful with new musicals as she has with revivals.

neonlightsxo said: "I'd like Kathleen Marshall to do it. But they won't hire her."

I'm all for hiring a woman, but I can't imagine what in Marshall's oeuvre would make her a plausible choice.