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Non equity tours and original creative teams

Do original creative teams ever work with non equity tours or do they usually let their associates work on it?


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#2

Non equity tours and original creative teams

Almost always the associates will be doing the heavy lifting. Sometimes the original director will be involved, sometimes they won't even ever see the show and be content to just collect a weekly. It varies from person to person and show to show.

Associates are often the ones steering the ship even with AEA tours or remounts around the world. It really depends on scheduling.

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Non equity tours and original creative teams

I noticed the current Cabaret tour actually credits the direction and choreography for the tour to the associates while crediting Sam Mendes and Rob Marshall with the original direction and choreography. I don't often see it listed that way in the program.

Updated On: 9/6/16 at 01:49 AM

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Non equity tours and original creative teams

Back in the 90s I saw a tour of Evita using the Hal Prince staging that was okay but fairly lackluster. Some years later (mid 00s) I saw a Troika tour of Evita using the Hal Prince staging that had just been visited by Hal Prince and it sparkled. It was electric. I couldn't believe the difference.

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Non equity tours and original creative teams

On a related note, the latest Martin Charnin-directed tour of Annie is coming to my town, and I'm desperately hoping it will be a chance to revisit the show in a way that isn't tainted by the movie version and thirty+ years of misconceived amateur productions. I really want to see the three liberal creators reacting to the re-election of Richard Nixon more than I want to see a parade of cute children.

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