#1
Posted: 3/12/07 at 8:04pm
are there any? like no youth productions etc?
shows that have only been performed on broadway.
#2
Posted: 3/12/07 at 8:06pm
"Carrie" and "Kelly" and a host of other shows that really bombed.
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#3
Posted: 3/12/07 at 8:13pm
well carrie was done at stagedoor manor illegally...lol...any other ideas?
#4
Posted: 3/12/07 at 8:14pm
There are a couple of very demanding dance-oriented revues that I don't think are available for license such as JEROME ROBBINS' BROADWAY and FOSSE, as well as, I think DANCIN' and CONTACT (though I'm not 100% sure of the last two).
In the case of the Robbins show, it took a series of very special and limited licensing agreements and concessions from the unions in order for the show to happen at all -- and that only happened because a legend like Robbins was personally overseeing it -- and as a result it can't ever be staged again (and the video of the production can't ever be released commercially). That show and the others also are difficult that they require the cream of the crop of Broadway dancers which makes it all, but impossible for amateurs to do justice to them, so, to my knowledge, they're not licensed.
In the case of the Robbins show, it took a series of very special and limited licensing agreements and concessions from the unions in order for the show to happen at all -- and that only happened because a legend like Robbins was personally overseeing it -- and as a result it can't ever be staged again (and the video of the production can't ever be released commercially). That show and the others also are difficult that they require the cream of the crop of Broadway dancers which makes it all, but impossible for amateurs to do justice to them, so, to my knowledge, they're not licensed.
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Updated On: 3/12/07 at 08:14 PM
#5
Posted: 3/12/07 at 8:25pm
Fosse and Contact both had national tours.
#7
Posted: 3/12/07 at 10:57pm
I saw a local university do "Contact" last winter. Very entertaining show.
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#8
Posted: 3/13/07 at 12:03am
Margo, why can't the video for the Robbins show ever be released? Is it because the unions made concessions on the promise that nobody would ever make money from a release? Couldn't those rights be re-negotiated?
#9
Posted: 3/13/07 at 12:19am
amour
taboo
though they've had other productions over sea's...
taboo
though they've had other productions over sea's...
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Updated On: 3/13/07 at 12:19 AM
#10
Posted: 3/13/07 at 8:37am
Taboo ran for ages in the UK before it went it got ripped apart by american producers on Broadway.
And Carrie started Life in the UK as it played in Stratford Upon Avon for 3 weeks(its try-out) before it went to Broadway.
And Carrie started Life in the UK as it played in Stratford Upon Avon for 3 weeks(its try-out) before it went to Broadway.
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#11
Posted: 3/13/07 at 1:09pm
There's been a bunch of shows that don't have regional productions. The most recent one I can think of is Marie Christine.
#12
Posted: 3/13/07 at 4:19pm
Amour was reworked for the 2006 season at the Goodspeed.
#13
Posted: 3/13/07 at 4:23pm
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#14
Posted: 3/13/07 at 4:23pm
How did a Univercity do Contact? Was it illegal? Who owns the rights?
#15
Posted: 3/13/07 at 4:56pm
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#16
Posted: 3/13/07 at 5:41pm
The Magic Show
Merlin
Merlin
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#17
Posted: 3/13/07 at 5:45pm
I think Rags has been done in community theater.
Nick and Nora (maybe??)
Goldilocks (maybe??)
Nick and Nora (maybe??)
Goldilocks (maybe??)
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#18
Posted: 3/13/07 at 5:49pm
did anyone see Amour at the Goodspeed?
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#19
Posted: 3/13/07 at 6:23pm
I knew that FOSSE and CONTACT toured, but I interpreted the question to be asking what shows have never had regional or amateur productions. Both those tours were cast with Broadway talent out of New York (including a lot of dancers from the Broadway production) so they were basically the exact same production that played on Broadway which is why I included them. And I don't anything about a "legal" college production of CONTACT (though I suppose it's possible).
JEROME ROBBINS BROADWAY was a greatest hits collection of some of the biggest showstoppers from some of the biggest shows in Broadway history -- WEST SIDE STORY, FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, GYPSY, FORUM, PETER PAN, KING & I et al -- all of which were originally staged by Robbins. The rights holders of all of those shows (composers, book writers, etc...) allowed their work to be used for this special event on the condition that it was a "one time only" kind of thing, personally supervised by Robbins himself and with the cream of the crop of Broadway talent. These authors (or their estates) make a substantial income licensing those individual shows to professional and amateur groups around the country and as such, don't want the best moments of those shows being part of some compilation readily available to those same groups for fear -- among other things -- it might result in those individual shows not being licensed as often. For the same reason, the video of the show is not commercially available (why buy videos of the film versions of each of the shows when you can get all the best parts of each on one package?).
And that's just part of the reason JEROME ROBBINS BROADWAY will never be commercially available for license, either for live presentation or on video (it's also in part due to the exceedingly complicated nature of the royaty pool involved and some other legal considerations).
JEROME ROBBINS BROADWAY was a greatest hits collection of some of the biggest showstoppers from some of the biggest shows in Broadway history -- WEST SIDE STORY, FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, GYPSY, FORUM, PETER PAN, KING & I et al -- all of which were originally staged by Robbins. The rights holders of all of those shows (composers, book writers, etc...) allowed their work to be used for this special event on the condition that it was a "one time only" kind of thing, personally supervised by Robbins himself and with the cream of the crop of Broadway talent. These authors (or their estates) make a substantial income licensing those individual shows to professional and amateur groups around the country and as such, don't want the best moments of those shows being part of some compilation readily available to those same groups for fear -- among other things -- it might result in those individual shows not being licensed as often. For the same reason, the video of the show is not commercially available (why buy videos of the film versions of each of the shows when you can get all the best parts of each on one package?).
And that's just part of the reason JEROME ROBBINS BROADWAY will never be commercially available for license, either for live presentation or on video (it's also in part due to the exceedingly complicated nature of the royaty pool involved and some other legal considerations).
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#20
Posted: 3/13/07 at 6:38pm
Yea I always wondered about Magic Show & Merlin being licensed?
Also I checked idbd and Doug didn’t have a standby so did he ever miss a show and was it cancelled if so?
Also I checked idbd and Doug didn’t have a standby so did he ever miss a show and was it cancelled if so?
#21
Posted: 3/14/07 at 3:47pm
Rags has been done all over the place since it closed on broadway.
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#22
Posted: 3/14/07 at 10:46pm
Fosse has been done by regional theaters. I work at a professional Equity theater on Long Island and it was part of our 2004 season. It was our own production, not the tour.
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