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#1

There Will Be No Live From Lincoln Center Filming of THE KING & I

I posted this in another thread but I know everyone here is interested, so I'm posting it's own thread just to let everyone know. Sadly, I'm told there just wasn't enough time to organize the filming, with the show closing so suddenly. There Will Be No Live From Lincoln Center Filming of THE KING & I

Updated On: 6/19/16 at 11:16 AM

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There Will Be No Live From Lincoln Center Filming of THE KING & I

They should, at the very least, film the tour. I get that it's closing so suddenly, but shouldn't they have prepared like 6 months in advance.


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#7

There Will Be No Live From Lincoln Center Filming of THE KING & I

BrodyFosse123 said: "Kelli's performance has been captured and does survive in excellent quality digital form. Alas, not officially.



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Oh i'm sure, but not everyone enjoys watching bootlegs. It doesn't do much for me at all.



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There Will Be No Live From Lincoln Center Filming of THE KING & I

Clearly the universe sacrificed this to give us the SHE LOVES ME livestream and honestly I don't mind.

It is very very sad however. Would have been a lovely companion to the SOUTH PACIFIC broadcast.


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#9

There Will Be No Live From Lincoln Center Filming of THE KING & I

Its not surprising in the least. I had thickets for a performance in August and although they were automatically refunded, Lincoln Center did not even bother to reply when asking about this broadcast.

A trip to NYC is simply going to waste because the shows I wanted to see are closing and this is not only King and I, but Bright Star, Long Day's Journey into the night.

Personally I am very disappointed with Lincoln center and its not likely I would travel to see another performance at their venue with the way this situation was handled.

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There Will Be No Live From Lincoln Center Filming of THE KING & I

Call_me_jorge said: "They should, at the very least, film the tour. I get that it's closing so suddenly, but shouldn't they have prepared like 6 months in advance.

Spare me. Have you seen South Pacific on tour? Its not worth it. I would rather wait for the next revival.

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#12

There Will Be No Live From Lincoln Center Filming of THE KING & I

That's bizarre. I can't believe they didn't plan in advance to preserve a recording of such a gorgeous, critically acclaimed, Tony-winning production. What a shame.

I'm assuming they at least have a recording for the NYPL?

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There Will Be No Live From Lincoln Center Filming of THE KING & I

Danster said: "Call_me_jorge said: "They should, at the very least, film the tour. I get that it's closing so suddenly, but shouldn't they have prepared like 6 months in advance.

Spare me. Have you seen South Pacific on tour? Its not worth it. I would rather wait for the next revival.

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It may not have been as great as the Broadway production, but it was still a top of the line tour none the less. It had full orchestrations and Carmen was a delight.


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Updated On: 6/19/16 at 06:21 PM

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There Will Be No Live From Lincoln Center Filming of THE KING & I

belrowley said: "That's bizarre. I can't believe they didn't plan in advance to preserve a recording of such a gorgeous, critically acclaimed, Tony-winning production. What a shame.

I'm assuming they at least have a recording for the NYPL?
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Yes, it was taped for the TOFT archive on July 8, 2015, and featured Kelli O'Hara & Ken Watanabe.

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There Will Be No Live From Lincoln Center Filming of THE KING & I

Jordan Catalano said: "I posted this in another thread but I know everyone here is interested, so I'm posting it's own thread just to let everyone know. Sadly, I'm told there just wasn't enough time to organize the filming...

I'm a little confused when you talk about no filming. South Pacific and A Light in the Piazza both broadcast live productions during the last week of their runs, on 8/18/2010 and 15 June 2006. Other Live from Lincoln Center broadcasts, including the concert versions of Carousel (Nathan Gunn and Kelli O'Hara) and South Pacific (Reba McEntire) were filmed and broadcast several months after they occurred. ( I guess these were "Films of Live From Lincoln Center"There Will Be No Live From Lincoln Center Filming of THE KING & I

If you don't believe that the 2008 South Pacific production was broadcast live, just ask host Alan Alda, who was caught interviewing creatives during intermission and went overtime into the 2nd Act Overture, annoying many viewers.

I hope that they at least have a film version of sufficient quality to show on Live from Lincoln Center or Great Performances.

For those who don't understand why some Broadway shows are broadcast and others not, here is an article that will probably leave you more confused.

https://www.playbill.com/article/ask-playbillcom-broadway-on-dvd-com-152680

I correct myself. The concert version of South Pacific with Brian Stokes Mitchell and Reba McEntire at Lincoln Center was a Great Performances, and is available on DVD.

Updated On: 6/20/16 at 11:10 PM

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There Will Be No Live From Lincoln Center Filming of THE KING & I

SmoothLover said: "There may have been some sort of financial issue.

If it was a financial issue, then somebody needs to explain why on earth, will they tour with a down sized presentation around the country. That makes no sense, especially when this show is frequently done by regional theatres.

Just like all the other shows it will simply go to waste after June 26.

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