Ebersole Interview on BWW

I just listened to it...

Basically...they discussed London and Christine further confirmed that there are no details...its a hope...and they're not sure when or how but they'd like to get it there.

She also elaborated on her feelings about the closing. She remarked that although East of Doheny was the reason the show got to Broadway...they were also the reason the show closed. She blamed mismanagement and lack of experience.

Very well spoken lady.

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you can also download the episode free on iTunes
just follow the link from the article and such :)

I'm about to go and listen

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It didn't for me.

Transcript anyone? My computer bugged out in the middle of the interview and I only heard the first few minutes.

sorry jv92, I tried twice more this evening and all I get is the "this file couldn't be found" pop up window. I had already downloaded it, too! It simply won't play. I even tried to get to the Sleary album listed and nothing.

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jaimiecheno-
An example of what I'm looking for...
Did she say specifically say East of Doheny was responsible for the show's demise or was she vauge? And did she clarify the Riedel collumns? What was her mood? Sad? Disapointed?

It certainly does. That's all that I wanted. Thanks for the help. No need for a transcript folks!

Don't forget about her comments to the interviewer about how the producers didn't want to share in the process of the show, and how she felt about people who are so rich they think they can just start doing something just because they want to.

That last statement of hers was indeed rude (and a personal attack), but the rest was said very well and fairly.

The rest was a great interview, lots of insights to her working on the show, and she spoke of her hopes of going to London with the show, but didn't sound too positive about that. It was only about 6 or 9 minutes, and I hope they fix the link so people can hear everything she said again.

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That's ok!

I just want a fair assessment of what she said out here. I love this actress and am pissed we most likely won't get a touring production now...but her tone in remarking about EOD seemed a bit personal to me, and that's a bit unprofessional. Yes, though, you are so right, this is a woman who feels no need to hold back in her opinion!

There's no good vs evil in this story, in my opinion...mistakes and drama happen in every production ever done...and the only losers are us, now that there will most likely be no more show for touring or London.

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