Is there something going into the Neil Simon?
#2
Posted: 4/4/09 at 8:22pm
Love Never Dies...apparently.
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#3
Posted: 4/4/09 at 8:55pm
Surely they will get another tenant prior to LND. LND is premiering in London, no?
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#4
Posted: 4/4/09 at 8:57pm
I thought LND was premiering in three places at the same time. NY, London, and one other place.
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#5
Posted: 4/4/09 at 9:01pm
Love Never Dies premieres in London this fall, then has a tryout in Toronto, prior to that company opening in New York in April. A Shanghai company gets thrown in there somewhere as well.
#6
Posted: 4/4/09 at 9:10pm
Shanghai...that's it. I could not remember the third city for the life of me. I kept wanting to say Sydney.
"All our dreams can come true -- if we have the courage to pursue them." -- Walt Disney
We must have different Gods. My God said "do to others what you would have them do to you". Your God seems to have said "My Way or the Highway".
#7
Posted: 5/22/09 at 12:47pm
Would that not be hella expensive? Why not just open it in New York. I'm surprised they didn't scoop up the St. James right across the street.
#8
Posted: 5/22/09 at 1:37pm
If it transfers, they're looking at putting Ragtime at the Neil Simon.
#9
Posted: 5/22/09 at 1:54pm
Re Love Never Dies - the London production is first (at the Adelphi), followed by Toronto (at the Alex) and Shanghai (no idea of the theatre), both of which are try-outs for New York (most likely at the Neil Simon) and Sydney (at the Capitol) respectively.
Since the timeline has been pushed back and the London production now opens in March 2010, expect the show in New York by September/October of next year. There is more than enough time for a few limited seasons to go in there between now and when Phantom 2 invades.
Since the timeline has been pushed back and the London production now opens in March 2010, expect the show in New York by September/October of next year. There is more than enough time for a few limited seasons to go in there between now and when Phantom 2 invades.
#10
Posted: 5/22/09 at 2:18pm
"If it transfers, they're looking at putting Ragtime at the Neil Simon."
Unknown producers were looking at the Neil Simon just the other day...don't expect the Phantom sequel to go there.
Unknown producers were looking at the Neil Simon just the other day...don't expect the Phantom sequel to go there.
#11
Posted: 5/22/09 at 5:22pm
Thanks Fosse - - so the Simon may be booked before LND?
#12
Posted: 5/22/09 at 11:29pm
The St. James has Finian's Rainbow.
I would not be surprised if Phantom closed and LND went into the Majestic...it'd be a bit cannibalistic to have both shows up at once.
I would not be surprised if Phantom closed and LND went into the Majestic...it'd be a bit cannibalistic to have both shows up at once.
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#13
Posted: 5/23/09 at 12:03am
I doubt the producers would close Phantom, which is still running strong after 20 years. It continues to sell extremely well, and I hope they wouldn't be stupid enough to close it to make way for ALW's new vanity piece.
Oh, and I almost forgot to mention...I'm the good cop, he's the bad cop.
#14
Posted: 5/23/09 at 1:46am
Well considering that the producers of Phantom are Cameron and Webber then anything can happen. But, I recall reading an article a few years back when the project got announced that Webber wanted both shows playing at once. That way one could see the first one and be curious as to what happens next and then book tickets to the second one.
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#15
Posted: 5/23/09 at 2:20am
Winston - the entire original creative team of Phantom (of course with the exception of ALW himself) are steering VERY clear of Love Never Dies:
1. Cameron Mackintosh is not producing ... RUG is doing that
2. Hal Prince is not directing ... Jack O'Brien is doing that
3. Richard Stilgoe is not writing the book ... Ben Elton is doing that
4. Charles Hart isn't writing lyrics ... Glenn Slater is doing that
5. Gillian Lynne isn't choreographing ... Jerry Mitchell is doing that
1. Cameron Mackintosh is not producing ... RUG is doing that
2. Hal Prince is not directing ... Jack O'Brien is doing that
3. Richard Stilgoe is not writing the book ... Ben Elton is doing that
4. Charles Hart isn't writing lyrics ... Glenn Slater is doing that
5. Gillian Lynne isn't choreographing ... Jerry Mitchell is doing that
#16
Posted: 5/24/09 at 2:53pm
Is there an update as to Ragtime going in to the Neil Simon. I loved that show!!
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