#176
Posted: 10/19/15 at 11:32pm
It's so heavy-handed in introducing the themes of the show though
Amelie at Berkeley Rep — Page 8
#177
Posted: 11/2/15 at 11:24am
According to Pam MacKinnon, she hopes Amelie will arrive on Broadway sometime in 2017.
#178
Posted: 11/2/15 at 11:38am
Interesting. I wonder if it was because they didn't want to be in such a crowded season, or if they needed more time to work on it, or both.
#179
Posted: 11/2/15 at 12:07pm
^Or if they're waiting for the right theatre to become available?
In any case, it would seem like a good idea since it is not only a crowded season for the new musicals, but also for the Lead Actress Tony race.
As well as the fact that lyricist Nathan Tysen already has Tuck Everlasting coming in this season.
Updated On: 11/2/15 at 12:07 PM
#180
Posted: 11/2/15 at 12:36pm
This is such a great decision. I'm so glad this show won't be trying to wedge its way into this hectic season. I still hold out my prediction that the 2016-2017 season will be a duel between Amelie and Anastasia...
#181
Posted: 11/2/15 at 1:13pm
If Amelie will come to Broadway in 2017, I sincerely hope they will recast Amelie's role, to possibly Phillipa Soo. Is it true she did a workshop/reading? I think she'd be perfect for the role and by 2017, she may be ready to leave Hamilton to originate a principle role on Broadway.
#182
Posted: 11/2/15 at 3:03pm
2016-2017 is looking like another great season for new musicals with Dear Evan Hansen, The Bandstand, Amelie, Anastasia
#183
Posted: 3/22/16 at 9:04pm
It was just revealed that the next production will take place at the Ahmanson Theatre in L.A. from December 4th-January 15th, 2017!
https://www.broadwayworld.com/article/Ivo-van-Hoves-A-VIEW-FROM-THE-BRIDGE-AMELIE-Musical-and-More-Headed-to-the-Ahmanson-in-2016-17-Season-Announced-20160322
#184
Posted: 3/22/16 at 10:34pm
As I mentioned in the thread about the Ahmanson season, I think this is a good move for them. Hopefully they are using this time and production to work on the show. If they had gone straight to Broadway, the gap between productions might have been a bit too big for their own good. Plus, at the Ahmanson they will feel how the show plays in a larger house (the Berkeley Rep house was quite small).
I'm really rooting for this show! I hope they make it to NY! I'm itching to hear some of those songs again (besides the you-know-whats floating around on the internet).
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