The Woman in White
#1The Woman in White
Posted: 11/25/11 at 7:43pmHas there been any regional theatre productions of this show? Or are the rights even released yet?
#2The Woman in White
Posted: 11/25/11 at 8:38pmThe RUG website shows it as unavailable, so I assume none yet.
#2The Woman in White
Posted: 11/25/11 at 8:52pm
While, like most later ALW works (and by later I mean post Evita
) it's something of a guilty pleasure, I do really like the show--it's too bad it seems kinda abandoned. Then again, I'm holding my breath for another incredibly awful Bill Kenwright touring production *sigh*
(While far, far, from a perfect show, I was shocked at how much I enjoyed Whistle Down the Wind when I saw it in london--I went its first month because I was in town and was expecting to see a flop I'd never get to see again, and was won over. The Kenwright show that toured North America was a piece of camp awfulness).
#3The Woman in White
Posted: 11/25/11 at 8:58pmBill Kenwright was or is the guy who produced the current Jekyll and Hyde UK tour right?.....PLEASE SAY IT ISN'T SO !!!!
#4The Woman in White
Posted: 11/25/11 at 9:21pmYes he is. I believe in the UK he's well known for cheap touring productions. ALW may be many things, but a man who cheaps out on budget for his shows--at least in terms of their stagings--isn't usually one of them, so I don't know why he's lately tied his name to Kenwright so much.
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#5The Woman in White
Posted: 11/27/11 at 2:29pm
Last I checked with RUG, there are no plans to release it yet. I am skeptical if they will ever release the rights, unfortunately.
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#6The Woman in White
Posted: 11/27/11 at 2:53pmIt'd be nice to see all ALW's shows back on Broadway, JCS, Evita and Phantom are supposed to be on next year, so hopefully it can happen!
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