Any word on the DRACULA recording?

[aces25]

Posted: 9/18/04 at 2:17pm

?

[FosseBoi]

Posted: 9/18/04 at 2:42pm

OMG! I was about to post the same topic! I want to hear whats so bad about it! I LOVED "Jekyll and Hyde", so I dont see why I wont like "Dracula".

[hak]

Posted: 9/18/04 at 9:23pm

somehow i doubt they'll record a flop like dracula.... Updated On: 9/18/04 at 09:23 PM

[Born2cthelightsofbway]

Posted: 9/18/04 at 9:38pm

Well, the other day when I saw Dracula I told Tom Hewitt how much I loved it and asked if they would be making a cast recording and he said with a smile and jokingly "Yeah, they're not really into making those now." I felt really bad that I asked.

[FosseBoi]

Posted: 9/18/04 at 10:13pm

That was kind of bitchy! He might be right though. If you've heard/seen the potition(SP?) on one of the Broadway sites about recording studios not recording meny more Broadway shows because they dont sell well. I hope they do record it, because like I said before, I want to hear whats so bad about it!

[Musetta1957]

Posted: 9/18/04 at 10:37pm

Oh no, not that again.

(And Ryan Davis, I have blocked you from my PMs.)

[musicalfandukie]

Posted: 9/18/04 at 10:39pm

they have made cast recordings for many flops.

[FosseBoi]

Posted: 9/18/04 at 10:50pm

Thats true, they did it wuth TABOO. That should have NEVER closed!

[bronxboundexpress]

Posted: 9/19/04 at 2:21am

I dont understand why theres a question whether dracula is recorded. Its Frank Wildhorn.. It doesnt matter if its not his best show. His name and huge fan base will make it sell fine.

[midnghtdolphin]

Posted: 9/19/04 at 2:44am

i wanted to see dracula just because of wildhorn. jekyll and hyde and scarlett pimpernell were both good (well, the music from scarlett pimpernell, never saw it, but i saw jekyll... that was good)

[bronxboundexpress]

Posted: 9/19/04 at 2:45am

there's my point. thank you midnight.

[midnghtdolphin]

Posted: 9/19/04 at 2:47am

no problem.

[timote316]

Posted: 9/19/04 at 11:42am

They'll probably make a recording sooner or later, anything to make SOME money.

[bially082]

Posted: 9/19/04 at 1:17pm

It would have to sell pretty well to make any money. First they have to recoupe what they spend on it. Anything after that is profit, and it is doubtfull they would make one.

[The8re phan]

Posted: 9/19/04 at 1:40pm

Even if the show is a flop, I'm sure sales for an official recording would be worthwhile. Just think how many discs would sell if they ever released an official recording of Broadway's biggest flop..... Carrie. I'm sure that curiosity alone would drive sales for that thru the roof ---- bigger than the recordings of Rent, Wicked, Haorspray, and the Producers combined.

[Mr. Tuttle]

Posted: 9/19/04 at 2:21pm

I would find a recording of audience comments more entertaining than the score.