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Posted: 10/20/10 at 4:06pm

Look at all the announcements- casting for How to Succeed, Death of a Salesman, Donny & Marie (obviously the high-brow act of that trio).

Is anything exciting happening in London at the moment?

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Posted: 10/20/10 at 4:29pm

I get the feeling that all producers have been holding off making annoucements pending the outcome of the Spending Review, which was announced today.

The economic uncertainty which surrounded this annoucement has made many people who invest money in the srts very wary.

Perhaps 2011 will be kinder and permit some brave producers to announce new shows. If all else fails we do have 'Footlose' going out in 2011!!

it's all happening on Broadway!

Posted: 10/21/10 at 2:19pm

No - Broadway is streets ahead of the West End as usual.

Autumn Openings
Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson
Scottsboro Boys
womem On A Verge Of A Nervous Breakdown
Spiderman
Rain
Elf
Pee-Wee Herman Show

Spring Openings
Book Of Mormon
anything Goes
Wonderland
Sister Act
Priscilla
How To Succeed In Show-business
Catch Me If You Can
Godspell

it's all happening on Broadway!

Posted: 10/21/10 at 6:06pm

And now they are getting Robin Williams in a play too!!! Im in NYC End of March/Start of April - Gonna fit in 9 shows! Can't wait.

it's all happening on Broadway!

Posted: 10/21/10 at 6:14pm

Yes, it all does seem to be happening on Broadway, and everyone on this board seem to be going there!

Jealous!

Anyone wanna take me with them? :P

it's all happening on Broadway!

Posted: 10/21/10 at 6:17pm

The austerity cuts are very deep indeed. The BBC alone will experience a 25% cut in its world services effecting much of it's foreign language divisions. Who knows what it will mean to live theatre? I hope everyone remembers that the Arts - visual and performing - actually boost the economy.

it's all happening on Broadway!

Posted: 10/22/10 at 4:02am

I'm sure I read somewhere that the income generated by the arts (tax paid by performers and crew, revenue generated from tourism etc) is larger than the government arts subsidy!

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