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Post by marob on Sept 15, 2024 10:51:42 GMT
Anyone know what the regional programme for this show is like? I've booked to see A Chorus Line soon and am trying to cut back on buying theatre programmes but might have to give in for this one! I bought one yesterday at Birmingham Hippodrome. £6. About A4 size. A few pages in the front about the theatre and what's coming up there. The rest is mostly bios, a page with a song list, and quite a few production shots. No articles or anything like that, which is always disappointing. |
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Post by macksennett on Sept 15, 2024 12:31:07 GMT
Anyone know what the regional programme for this show is like? I've booked to see A Chorus Line soon and am trying to cut back on buying theatre programmes but might have to give in for this one! I bought one yesterday at Birmingham Hippodrome. £6. About A4 size. A few pages in the front about the theatre and what's coming up there. The rest is mostly bios, a page with a song list, and quite a few production shots. No articles or anything like that, which is always disappointing. Thanks for that information - very useful! Good to get production shots. Hope you enjoyed the show? |
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Post by marob on Sept 15, 2024 14:10:35 GMT
macksennett Yeah, I did. I think I was a little more engaged by it during the original run at Curve, as it was my first time seeing it and was front row, so saw the performances up close and felt the heat of all those lights at the end. ————— Question for people who are more familiar with the show. Slight spoiler, but I was a little puzzled at the end. It’s explicitly stated they’re casting four men and four women yet he picked three men and five women. Has that always been the case? And it’s done in such a low key way it’s a bit anti-climactic.
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Post by elfman1 on Sept 15, 2024 14:45:10 GMT
macksennett Yeah, I did. I think I was a little more engaged by it during the original run at Curve, as it was my first time seeing it and was front row, so saw the performances up close and felt the heat of all those lights at the end. ————— Question for people who are more familiar with the show. Slight spoiler, but I was a little puzzled at the end. It’s explicitly stated they’re casting four men and four women yet he picked three men and five women. Has that always been the case? And it’s done in such a low key way it’s a bit anti-climactic. In most runs of the show (including the 2021 curve run) Richie is a man and is always one of the dancers who gets in at the end. It really did bug me (and I adore this production) that they didn’t make any attempt to alter the show to acknowledge it. |
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Post by unseaworthy on Sept 15, 2024 16:03:21 GMT
I seem to remember an interview with a cast member who said one of the characters is now non-binary which might explain this.
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Post by viscountviktor on Sept 15, 2024 22:01:33 GMT
Agree that the filming was a negative. Added nothing and distracted from the scenes. Apart from that, and a few numbers I like a bit faster, I loved it.
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