So, we're waiting to hear about all 4 gods and Ti Moune....am I forgetting anyone?
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You are right Dramamama, There will be a TONY Winner in that group and TiMoune is a bright new talent who will knock your socks off. The Gods will definitely be otherworldly.
CurtainPullDowner said: "You are right Dramamama, There will be a TONY Winner in that group and TiMoune is a bright new talent who will knock your socks off. The Gods will definitely be otherworldly."
Oooo I know this is a long shot since he wants to focus more on other mediums, but I would love to see Leslie Odom Jr. as Papa Ge! Plus, he is a Tony winner... I'm very excited for this!
Maddie, I get the feeling, based on interviews, that Leslie Odom Jr. is kind of done with Broadway for a while. I'm gonna go with Anika Noni Rose; I heard the character she was playing on a TV show just got killed or died.
^I don't think this is very true. Didn't he produce The Bridges of Madison County and The Visit? Both had Broadway stars in them. Spring Awakening didn't, but I don't think that's a typical thing for him.
GeorgeandDot said: "^I don't think this is very true. Didn't he produce The Bridges of Madison County and The Visit? Both had Broadway stars in them. Spring Awakening didn't, but I don't think that's a typical thing for him.
I don't think he was lead producer on those two. Daddy Long Legs didn't have stars. At the time, I'm not sure if any of the cast of Godspell could be considered stars, even by theater standards.
I've never seen it done that way. (I've also never seen it done professionally. )
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The original production had a cast of 11. I'm not really upset about the larger cast. It's an odd choice considering how small Circle in the Square is, but the music will sound fuller.
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GeorgeandDot said: "The original production had a cast of 11. I'm not really upset about the larger cast. It's an odd choice considering how small Circle in the Square is, but the music will sound fuller.
I only hope the larger cast doesn't get them in trouble when it comes to selling tickets. That is, larger cast means more weekly salaries to pay.
The small cast playing all parts was much of the charm in the original. It is a small group of storytellers telling a little girl the story, no need for added performers.
The original was a financial hit due to the low costs, this doesn't sound that great now.
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^I'll reserve my judgment until I see the show, but I did love the intimacy of the original production. I wonder how a larger ensemble will be put to use. It's very possible that they might be part of the orchestra, since Starobin spoke about incorporating all kinds of objects into his new orchestrations.