#1
Posted: 7/25/15 at 11:09pm
Why did they bother making a cast recording if it was only open for 13 performances?
Just curious.
High Fidelity Cast Recording
#2
Posted: 7/25/15 at 11:14pm
Most likely for licensing purposes. Shows with a cast recording are more likely to be produced elsewhere
#3
Posted: 7/25/15 at 11:16pm
Chances for future regional and amateur productions are increased with a cast album. Ultimately though it usually just comes down to the fact that someone was willing to pay for it. Glory Days got a cast album and that show closed on opening night. The number of performances doesn't really have anything to do with it.
#5
Posted: 7/26/15 at 1:08pm
Isn't this the show that closed a few days early to finance the cast recording? (early being extremely relative)
#6
Posted: 7/26/15 at 1:51pm
speaking of rights and royalties. do they exist for this show?
#7
Posted: 7/26/15 at 3:21pm
"speaking of rights and royalties. do they exist for this show?"
They do.
https://www.playscripts.com/play/2103
Updated On: 7/26/15 at 03:21 PM
#8
Posted: 7/26/15 at 5:01pm
Caught this show in Boston during its out of town try-out. Not perfect, but I really loved this show. The score was pretty good, the performances were great, and the set was outstanding. I think their marketing was weak. The show had potential and I'm sad it went too soon, but I'm lucky I caught it.
Now I need to find my cast recording of it and listen. It's been a while.
#9
Posted: 7/26/15 at 5:50pm
Preservation of course!
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