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Live from the Lincoln Center Discussion Thread#50
Posted: 8/18/10 at 12:53pmI keep hearing about the nudity in South Pacific. When does it even happen?
Live from the Lincoln Center Discussion Thread#51
Posted: 8/18/10 at 1:00pm
From the first page of the thread:
It happens right before "Gonna Wash That Man" when the showers are first rolled out onto stage. There is a man showering in each stall and when they come out they're naked. The see the women are there so they cover up their fronts and run off showing their bare butts to everyone.
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Live from the Lincoln Center Discussion Thread#52
Posted: 8/18/10 at 1:01pmRead the first page of this thread, darlin'. Eris explains very clearly when it happens.
Live from the Lincoln Center Discussion Thread#53
Posted: 8/18/10 at 1:05pm
Damn! Now I'm REALLY sorry I missed this!
If you attempt to use the search function somewhere on the board is a thread much like this one where we discussed the production as it was being aired. The fact that many of the comments were about Marc Kudisch and Nathan Gunn goes to show how much the actual production entertained us.
Live from the Lincoln Center Discussion Thread#54
Posted: 8/18/10 at 1:14pmI had been in some contact with Patti Cohenour toward the end of the Light in the Piazza run, including the time when they were preparing for the broadcast. She said that they had extra rehearsal to accommodate 8 cameras (I'm almost positive she said it was that many). I believe she also said that they added extra lights and, on occasion, changed the staging to suit the cameras' needs. I remember she told me how they had been doing this show for so long but had to remember small changes (like a few extra steps forward or to turn to face a certain direction) and that they only had a couple rehearsals to learn the changes.
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Live from the Lincoln Center Discussion Thread#55
Posted: 8/18/10 at 1:38pm10 cameras, including backstage. The lighting, as I said, was adjusted for the cameras.
Live from the Lincoln Center Discussion Thread#56
Posted: 8/18/10 at 2:51pm
If anyone is interested, I just posted an article on Lincoln Center's website about my experience sitting in the broadcast control room last night during the test run of tonight's South Pacific broadcast.
http://blog.summeratlincolncenter.org/summer-at-lincoln-center/2010/08/going-live-with-south-pacific-from-inside-the-control-room.html
Live from the Lincoln Center Discussion Thread#57
Posted: 8/18/10 at 4:31pmThanks for posting that, James. Sounds like it was an amazing experience! Will be watching tonight.
Live from the Lincoln Center Discussion Thread#58
Posted: 8/18/10 at 4:38pmI wonder what the segment is during intermission.
Live from the Lincoln Center Discussion Thread#59
Posted: 8/18/10 at 5:04pmWSRE here on the Gulf Coast is airing it live at 7PM and again at 1AM, which makes me happy because I'm working all night.
Send in the clowns...Send in the crowds!
"I prefer neurotic people. I like to hear rumblings beneath the surface."-Stephen Sondheim
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Live from the Lincoln Center Discussion Thread#60
Posted: 8/18/10 at 5:29pmTheatreFan4, probably the PBS people asking for money.
Live from the Lincoln Center Discussion Thread#61
Posted: 8/18/10 at 5:34pm
"TheatreFan4, probably the PBS people asking for money."
In their broadcast of The Light in the Piazza, the intermission was a bunch of short clips backstage, with actors discussing the show. The intermission (and the broadcast) can both be found on "that site". I would recommend you watch it if you haven't seen it yet.
Live from the Lincoln Center Discussion Thread#62
Posted: 8/18/10 at 7:46pm
TheatreFan4, probably the PBS people asking for money.
This is not a pledge drive and they have nothing to offer as gifts. When PBS does pledge drive they offer a "Thank you" gift in return. They offer stuff that you can't get anywhere else like front row seats to concerts.
With South Pacific there is nothing to give. They can't give tickets since the show is closing on Sunday. No DVD to offer. Just the Cast Recording which is cheaper anywhere else.
Live from the Lincoln Center Discussion Thread#63
Posted: 8/18/10 at 7:57pm
Oooh, the PBS newshour is rolling their credits.
Did anyone ever hear from the poster who said they would be willing to make copies for people?
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Live from the Lincoln Center Discussion Thread#64
Posted: 8/18/10 at 8:02pm
AHHH!! I'm soooooo excited! It's about to start!!! I have no idea why!
Live from the Lincoln Center Discussion Thread#65
Posted: 8/18/10 at 8:03pmI will never tire of this overture
Live from the Lincoln Center Discussion Thread#66
Posted: 8/18/10 at 8:04pmUgh widescreen. There goes 1/3 of the show.
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Live from the Lincoln Center Discussion Thread#67
Posted: 8/18/10 at 8:05pmSo there are 11 cameras. Thanks for posting that.
Live from the Lincoln Center Discussion Thread#68
Posted: 8/18/10 at 8:11pm
10 minutes into the broadcast, and I regret not seeing it live.
Live from the Lincoln Center Discussion Thread#69
Posted: 8/18/10 at 8:12pmThe PBS affiliate in Pittsburgh apparently decided not to air the show. UGH.
Live from the Lincoln Center Discussion Thread#70
Posted: 8/18/10 at 8:14pmI STILL get chills watching that overture, and that orchestra! THAT ORCHESTRA! Ohh couldn't every Broadway show have one that size??? Pretty please???
Live from the Lincoln Center Discussion Thread#71
Posted: 8/18/10 at 8:26pm
Guess Matthew Morrison couldn't make it back for this telecast.
I love this show. I love that it's on my TV right now, and I can't wait to see its closing performance on Sunday afternoon... :o)
I do miss CHARLIE BRADY though. Wish he was in tonight's broadcast...
Updated On: 8/18/10 at 08:26 PM
Live from the Lincoln Center Discussion Thread#72
Posted: 8/18/10 at 8:31pmI love Danny Burstein in this role
Live from the Lincoln Center Discussion Thread#73
Posted: 8/18/10 at 8:34pm
js, it was already announced that he wouldn't be taking part.
musik, That overture is wonderful! I saw the National Tour and unfortunately people talked through it so I, and I am sure others, couldn't enjoy it as much as we would have liked to. And it wasn't as loud as other shows so I almost had to strain to hear it.
Do they show the stage moving over the orchestra in the broadcast? It doesn't come on here for another 25 minutes.
Live from the Lincoln Center Discussion Thread#74
Posted: 8/18/10 at 8:36pmIt wasn't easy to see the stage moving in the dark but they did film it.
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