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RENT tour with Rapp/Pascal ends in Sacramento.

California Musical Theatre has announced that RENT will be in town Feb. 3-7 and looks like it's the last stp of the tour. Anyone know for sure?

Updated On: 11/14/09 at 03:50 PM

#2

re: RENT tour with Rapp/Pascal ends in Sacramento?

Wow, they keep adding on to that thing, don't they? I think that's technically the second extension, so whether there are to be anymore is probably anybody's guess.
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I've heard Sacramento was the end of the tour but I also heard it was supposed to be in March at the time... But at one point (before it was officially announced), Sacramento was the suspected end date to the tour (by fans at least). For a long time the Asian dates were said to be the end and that clearly wasn't true. Who knows?
#7

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Just my meaningless two cents...saw the show last weekend in Cincy on Halloween and really enjoyed it. I couldn't believe the energy was so high (still).
#8

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I also heard a rumor a couple weeks ago that Sac would be their last stop. (How anti-climactic!)
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#10

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I saw it a few months ago, took two nieces who had never seen it on stage. It was surprisingly good, filled with the same energy as the early OBC and the first stop of the first national tour. Kind of a perfect RENT capstone for me, after having seen it a bunch in the very early years.

I'd recommend it strongly to people considering seeing it.
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#11

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sally1112, Gobstopper, I was there on Halloween Evening as well. I had seen the show in Cleveland and it was LOW energy. I kinda didn't like it (having seen it 4 times before) then Last week I saw it front row (right in front of Gwen during SOL) And the energy was extremly high. I actually liked Adam as roger. Still think Anthony is too old. Adam didn't look as old in person. Gobstopper, did you catch the muck up in What you own?
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There's so much love going into those performances -- it shows. There are some cast members on tour whose performances I've never been crazy about, but on the whole, I think it's in great shape -- and I had been steadily returning to the Broadway production right up until the end. I know I'm like, the last person in the world to be considered objective on this, but I think Adam and Anthony are totally stunning, and have lost none of the spark they brought back to the Nederlander two years ago. One of the things I noticed when they came back to Broadway was that the rest of the cast seems to really step up to their presence, and that's definitely the case on the road, too. I caught the tour once over the summer, and even though that trip was meant to be closure, I've been feeling really compelled to go see it again, and I think I'm going to. It's in great shape, and it's a really worthwhile way to meet the show for the first time, revisit after an absence, or bid a fond farewell.
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Updated On: 11/7/09 at 04:30 PM

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Joe, I didn't actually notice the "muck up" in "What You Own," but that could be because the song was kinda kicking my ass about not writing anymore... But I digress. What did they screw up?

My review for the Cincinnati performance is here, if you're interested (I also saw the tour in Cincinnati and Chicago):
http://www.compulsivebowlers.org/boards/viewtopic.php?t=8808
#15

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I just read your post. I've seen Adam do that sometimes. Just when I'm about to be disappointed in him, he'll tune in and totally nail everything. And I've never seen him not kill What You Own. I adore him, and seeing him play Roger is a dream come true, but it gets frustrating, because I know he's better than those wavers of inconsistency. I agree with you about Anthony; before he and Adam came back to Broadway, I had almost never seen a Mark I liked. With one exception, I had only ever seen people who just fooled around and made him a jerk. Anthony is always so ON. I sometimes get sidetracked just watching him during Seasons of Love. His performance, and the passion that drives it, has a way of making me fall in love with the show all over again. That is immeasurable to me. Thanks for sharing that!
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Updated On: 11/7/09 at 05:48 PM

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No problem! Thanks for enjoying it. :)

I honestly had enjoyed most of the Marks I'd seen previously, but Anthony just blows them all out of the water. I can honestly say his performance is the single best performance I've seen in all my RENT experiences (as *any* character). I feel bad for people who have missed out on seeing his Mark.
#17

re: RENT tour with Rapp/Pascal ends in Sacramento?

I saw it a few months ago, took two nieces who had never seen it on stage. It was surprisingly good, filled with the same energy as the early OBC and the first stop of the first national tour. Kind of a perfect RENT capstone for me, after having seen it a bunch in the very early years.

I'd recommend it strongly to people considering seeing it.


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