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Post by 141920grm on Mar 27, 2024 12:29:22 GMT
Wasn't there a whole unspoken policy for DMT shows not allowing covers to even announce their scheduled dates? Not sure how the situation is now, this was something I heard a few years back
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Post by Steffi on Mar 27, 2024 13:07:10 GMT
Wasn't there a whole unspoken policy for DMT shows not allowing covers to even announce their scheduled dates? Not sure how the situation is now, this was something I heard a few years back Not sure if this was a general DMT policy but when a friend was in Les Mis he wasn't allowed to announce his scheduled days off. |
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Post by fiyero on Mar 27, 2024 14:07:47 GMT
Very oddly there is one Kenwright-show which is very cagey about letting the public know when covers are on - even when it is an alternate on fixed days. Whereas many of the fans would travel specifically to see the sudden cover performing if it was announced beforehand. It's also a show which is not fully hinged on a huge star or anything, so the not being upfront about it seems odd. Tell me it's not true?! It is odd, as posted above I travelled to Eastbourne (about 3 hours on 2 trains) just to see the alternate in another show! Not sure why they keep such secrets |
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Post by elfman1 on Mar 27, 2024 17:48:26 GMT
Wasn't there a whole unspoken policy for DMT shows not allowing covers to even announce their scheduled dates? Not sure how the situation is now, this was something I heard a few years back It’s a lot better now. Les Mis cast members (the only DMT show I closely follow) do tend to post holiday dates/ cover dates quite a way in advance |
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