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Carrie's Off Broadway Cast will head to the studio April 16 to document their production. Look for news very soon!
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/22/03
It's important to have proper documentation.
Perhaps because of Evita's recent opening, I just picture an embalming right now from this thread title.
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/22/03
Yes, by Sony Vlasic.
I enjoyed this Carrie much more than most, so a cast recording makes me a very happy pickle eater!
Besides, who hasn't dreamed of looking at their cast albums and seeing an official Carrie recording in the mix? It'd go between Carousel and Catch Me If You Can. Not that I've thought about it...
This news has made my day and Easter even better!!!!! The score deserves a new brand cast recording!
Is this official? There's no link.
I'd be happy with a recording to be sure, but nothing will ever replace the original cast recording (I mean we all have it, and it is the original cast and it is a recording.....) for me.
Please tell us the source; I'd love to know that this is true.
I'd be excited if this is definitely happening as well.
Still think Linzi Hateley sounded way better than Molly Ranson, but atleast Linzi recorded the title song officially.
I wonder if they will add to the orchestra or add any bonus cut songs ("I'm Not Alone"!).
Broadway Legend Joined: 1/18/12
If this is true I hope Marin sings "Eve Was Weak" like she did tonight, WOW! I really wish she would have brought the crazy like tonight from the beginning. She was always good, but she really stepped it up for the final tonight.
Updated On: 4/8/12 at 10:24 PM
It's to be a double-CD, with Yank!, with Marin singing Bobby Steggart's role.
Marin is way too butch for Bobby's role.
'Ugh, I can't stand this musical.'
I am sure they are devastated to hear that
Ugh I can't stand this musical AND Madonna's new album! How 'bout that? Devasted much?
New York Times article says there's nothing official about a cast recording, but a regional production at SpeakEasy Stage Company in Boston for next spring is in the works.
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/04/10/theater/what-happened-to-off-broadway-revival-of-carrie.html?_r=2&smid=tw-nytimesarts&seid=auto
Someone on ATC claims that they sat next to someone's Dad in the audience, who said they were recording a cast recording in two weeks.
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/22/03
So Kerry Dowling or Paula Plum as Margaret at Speakeasy, and Michaela Donovan as Carrie, I bet.
Was it Tommy Bracco's Dad?
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/22/03
Call me crazy, but I don't think the fact that this is going to be licensed in any way proves to the creators or anybody else that Carrie is a workable show. Also, I don't think critics have the power to inhibit ticket sales nowadays, in the world of social media. It was the voices of paying audience members that stifled the ticket sales.
But, I'd hate to shatter anybody's illusions that everything isn't as sparkly and gorgeous and dreamlike as Carrie's vision of the prom right before a dry bucket of no blood was spilled all over her princess dress.
I am thrilled that this is getting regional life - I look forward to seeing more productions of this show, then again I have been advocating for it from the start and loved the revival. I guess it's pretty obvious this is gonna get a recording, then.
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/22/03
It's definitely 100% a possibility.
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