Tale of Two Cities Playbill
Tale of Two Cities Playbill
#1Tale of Two Cities Playbill
Posted: 8/19/08 at 8:55pm
Can anyone who went tonight post the cast list page/the title page and the songlist page.
thanks.
Dollypop
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/15/03
#2re: Tale of Two Cities Playbill
Posted: 8/19/08 at 9:31pmThis is a ridiculous request that should be disregarded and ignored at all costs.
--http://www.benjaminadgate.com/
#3re: Tale of Two Cities Playbill
Posted: 8/19/08 at 9:51pm
why is this request deemed less important than any of the others people ask. what do you care if someone posts the information?
A simple request does not require a snarky comment.
Mr Roxy
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/17/03
#4re: Tale of Two Cities Playbill
Posted: 8/19/08 at 9:53pmOn this board it does (for no good reason).
#5re: Tale of Two Cities Playbill
Posted: 8/19/08 at 9:56pm
i know, i have been on this board for a long time and sometimes I am shocked at the lows people will go just to have posts on the board.
Oh well. I must, i must practice my snappy comebacks.
philly03
Broadway Legend Joined: 9/20/07
#6re: Tale of Two Cities Playbill
Posted: 8/19/08 at 9:59pm
That's the boring front cover if you haven't seen it yet, and as to regards to the cast list/bios, it can [finally] be found at Talemusical.com !
The songlist might be on there too, don't know.
Mr Roxy
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/17/03
#7re: Tale of Two Cities Playbill
Posted: 8/19/08 at 10:03pmThe song list is not on this website.
#8re: Tale of Two Cities Playbill
Posted: 8/20/08 at 5:51amyou would have preferred what as less "boring" cover art? dancing guillotines or peasants in hot pants?
#9re: Tale of Two Cities Playbill
Posted: 8/20/08 at 10:54amThe usage of the color and font reminds me of Scarlet Pimpernel (not the first version, but the version that doesn't use an image of Percy).
#10re: Tale of Two Cities Playbill
Posted: 8/20/08 at 11:03am
Geez, the poster just wants to know what the songs are. Why attack her for that?
The Musical Number Listing is as Follows, a single asterik denoting that I loved it and a double asterik denoting the problem numbers.
ACT ONE
Prologue "The Shadows of the Night"
"The Way It Ought To Be" *
"You'll Never Be Alone"
"Argument"
"Dover"
'The Way It Ought To Be Reprise"
"The Honest Way"
"The Trial" *
"Round and Round"
"Reflection" *
"The Way It Ought To Be Reprise"
"Letter From Uncle"
"The Promise"
"I Can't Recall" *
"Resurrection Man" **
"Now at Last"
"If Dreams Came True"
"Out of Sight, Out of Mind" **
"I Always Knew"
"Little One"
"Until Tomorrow"
ACT TWO
"Everything Stays the Same" *
"No Honest Way"
"The Tale" **
"If Dreams Came True"
"Without a Word"
"The Bluff"
"Let Her Be A Child" *
"The Letter"
"Lament"
"Finale: I Can't Recall Reprise"
bwaybabe2
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/5/08
#11re: Tale of Two Cities Playbill
Posted: 8/20/08 at 5:16pm
Don't worry, Sydney23. Some posters here seem to think they have seen it all, and they are the ultimate critics. And then how they go on about how Barbour is not "humble" enough in his Playbill bio. Go figure!
I happen to consider the Playbill for Tale well chosen: Simple, classic, and the binding image of the show, with which it can be identified. This is all that is needed.
It is a far, far better thing to get the content and power of a show, not from its cover, but from what becomes manifest within its stage presence. Therein lies the surprise of getting far more than what the cover actually rendered. This can be applied to judging people strictly one dimensionaly, without getting their true essence, as much is missed this way.
#12re: Tale of Two Cities Playbill
Posted: 8/20/08 at 5:29pmI WAS KIDDING! But why is it that the playbill artwork looks like I did it in Photoshop in 5 min? Did the "LUPONE GYPSY" people do this?
--http://www.benjaminadgate.com/
#13re: Tale of Two Cities Playbill
Posted: 8/20/08 at 6:10pmOh well. Can anyone scan?
#15re: Tale of Two Cities Playbill
Posted: 8/20/08 at 7:26pmRound and Round is back in the show? It was cut during the Sarasota previews - only a few days before opening night. I guess Aaron looks a lot less goofy dancing that Derek did.
theatregirl2
Swing Joined: 10/3/06
#17re: Tale of Two Cities Playbill
Posted: 8/21/08 at 1:49pmThey may just have it listed due to it underscoring a scene... that's what we did in Sarasota, but I can't remember if we kept it in the song list... and btw- Derek didn't dance in that number! If he did, he probably would have looked just fine as he has more dance experience than some of us that were in the cast! :0)
#18re: Tale of Two Cities Playbill
Posted: 8/21/08 at 2:18pm
I'm very confused as to why the third poster said "This is a ridiculous request that should be disregarded and ignored at all costs."
what is so ridiculous?
#19re: Tale of Two Cities Playbill
Posted: 8/21/08 at 2:24pm
"They may just have it listed due to it underscoring a scene... that's what we did in Sarasota, but I can't remember if we kept it in the song list... and btw- Derek didn't dance in that number! If he did, he probably would have looked just fine as he has more dance experience than some of us that were in the cast! :0)"
I saw a video clip of him and I thought he looked goofy. But he's one of my favorite people so my calling him goofy is a compliment!
#20re: Tale of Two Cities Playbill
Posted: 8/21/08 at 8:52pmanyone? please?
#22re: Tale of Two Cities Playbill
Posted: 8/21/08 at 10:07pmthank you so much. do you have the cast page?
Videos