#951
Posted: 10/5/05 at 8:03pm
I'm sorry I haven't posted in quite some time, but have been working elsewhere on the Gulf Coast aiding in the hurricane relief. Back to the play. As much as I would dearly love to have this wonderful show come to the States, I realize that it really isn't a viable option. I've seen discussions of possibly having an American cast and training them in speaking with the British accent (hasn't ever worked in my opinion and never will). Also, the logistics of bringing an all British cast over to Broadway is also a scheduling nightmare, what with the boys getting ready for their exams. Do they also set up a school here for them?
This show must remain 100% British, if it means that I'll never see it, then so be it. I'd rather dream about seeing the show, than to see it watered down in any way. And hopefully, there is also the Lottery lol, maybe I'll win enough to get over there.
On the note about selling a DVD, I realize that it could delute ticket sales there in the UK, but what about distributing a region 1 disc to the States, so that those of us who may not ever get over there could enjoy the show. The soundtrack CD is another story, I'll get a copy as soon as it is out. And yes, "I do support the Billy OCR Campaign for 3 Billy recordings."
This show must remain 100% British, if it means that I'll never see it, then so be it. I'd rather dream about seeing the show, than to see it watered down in any way. And hopefully, there is also the Lottery lol, maybe I'll win enough to get over there.
On the note about selling a DVD, I realize that it could delute ticket sales there in the UK, but what about distributing a region 1 disc to the States, so that those of us who may not ever get over there could enjoy the show. The soundtrack CD is another story, I'll get a copy as soon as it is out. And yes, "I do support the Billy OCR Campaign for 3 Billy recordings."
Updated On: 10/5/05 at 08:03 PM