#26
Posted: 8/20/13 at 10:55pm
I guess I'm most excited for The Snow Geese and curious about Gentlemen's Guide. At least they are both new and have the opportunity to surprise.
Lots of play revivals, and no doubt Rylance will put on a show in his two Shakespeare productions, but we've seen almost all of the revivals so frequently in the last 5 years alone that it's hard to drum up too much excitement for them.
On the musical side things look a bit grim unfortunately. It's sad for me to see so little original music being presented. As newintown pointed out upthread, it's all revues and jukebox musicals. We have musicals, but without new composers.
Lots of play revivals, and no doubt Rylance will put on a show in his two Shakespeare productions, but we've seen almost all of the revivals so frequently in the last 5 years alone that it's hard to drum up too much excitement for them.
On the musical side things look a bit grim unfortunately. It's sad for me to see so little original music being presented. As newintown pointed out upthread, it's all revues and jukebox musicals. We have musicals, but without new composers.
Marie: Don't be in such a hurry about that pretty little chippy in Frisco.
Tony: Eh, she's a no chip!
