Wicked sit-down in L.A. : It's OFFICIAL! — Page 2
Posted: 7/17/06 at 1:04pm
Updated On: 7/17/06 at 01:04 PM
Posted: 7/17/06 at 1:05pm
I didn't think of that but that makes me very happy! :)
Posted: 7/17/06 at 1:16pm
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Posted: 7/17/06 at 3:44pm
She may have been offered this already.
Posted: 7/17/06 at 4:02pm
P.S. From what I hear, Espinosa didn't exactly turn down LES MIZ, the negotiations didn't pan out after the creative team fell in love with Rubin Vega after her audition.
Updated On: 7/17/06 at 04:02 PM
Posted: 7/17/06 at 4:11pm
Posted: 7/17/06 at 4:16pm
I am holding out hope for Bea Arthur as Morrible casting. That would convince me to see this show again.
Posted: 7/17/06 at 4:17pm
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Posted: 7/17/06 at 4:21pm
I never heard that part of the story, interesting.
Sorry that's kinda off theme.
Posted: 7/17/06 at 4:24pm
Since the show has already played Los Angeles twice, it would be nice if they came up with something "exciting" for the sit down production. I never would ever have said that Menzel and Chenoweth would do the show again, but at this point, who knows. Menzel at least will be fresh off the London production and they both want film careers.
Speaking of the London production, when I was overseas, a friend in the press office of WICKED said the show is underselling and that Menzel's name has done absolutely nothing for boasting ticket sales. They are all baffled at the choice to bring her over for 30G pounds a week. He predicts the show will run less than 18 months in the West End. Seems the Brits don't much care for Oz, and don't much care for American imports.
Posted: 7/17/06 at 4:32pm
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Posted: 7/17/06 at 4:36pm
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Posted: 7/17/06 at 4:36pm
WICKED doesn't need stomping cheering crowds to be a hit. That all came later anyway. Most people thought WICKED in New York wouldn't take off like it has after the mostly negative reviews.
P.S. I doubt they will share a stage anytime soon too, but it wouldn't surprise me if one or the other stepped into the show; with the right salary of course.
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Posted: 7/17/06 at 5:34pm
lc
Posted: 7/17/06 at 5:37pm
I'd love to see Ruthie Henshall do Elphaba though.
Posted: 7/17/06 at 5:46pm
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Posted: 7/17/06 at 6:01pm
Things are changing. Young people are used to being noisy at rock concerts and it's moving into the theatre: I've never seen such noisy and appreciative crowds as at the performances of Avenue Q I've attended in London. Or such sudden and overwhelming standing ovations.
Posted: 7/17/06 at 7:17pm
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