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Post by margoc on Sept 3, 2022 7:49:51 GMT
Falsettos
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Post by viserys on Sept 3, 2022 8:57:38 GMT
Saw The Lord of the Rings.Visually stunning with some terrific direction and designs.T Yeaaa... right. We had got front row seats in the stalls through TKTS and then that massive spider lumbered onto the stage... good times for this arachnophobe  I can deal with Spiderman landing right in front of me but that thing was a bridge too far. |
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Post by theatremiss on Sept 3, 2022 9:46:55 GMT
Stephen Ward, out of sheer curiosity! I really enjoyed it, I even got one of the few pressings of the cast recordings |
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Post by theatremiss on Sept 3, 2022 9:52:39 GMT
I’m another that missed Hadestown and no idea why. I may get to rectify it in NY later this month
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Post by coricolonzo on Sept 4, 2022 15:01:13 GMT
I am sorry to miss
CALENDAR GIRLS and
BEND IT LIKE BECKHAM
in the WestEnd.
And as one of the rare Cats-Fans I would have loved to see the version at the Kilworth House Theatre. Loved the set a d the costumes I have seen online. And the cast seemed really talented.
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Post by oxfordsimon on Sept 4, 2022 15:17:30 GMT
Calendar Girls is being done all over the country. Massively popular with am dram companies
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Post by coricolonzo on Sept 4, 2022 15:37:40 GMT
Calendar Girls is being done all over the country. Massively popular with am dram companies Unfortuneately not here in Germany... Local theatres are more into Cabaret (in 2022/2023 three or four productions in theatre about 50 km around my home). Not into new stuff... |
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Post by juicy_but_terribly_drab on Sept 12, 2022 20:11:47 GMT
This is kind of cheating since as far as I'm aware it's not even been on in the UK during my lifetime (at least not in any major productions) but I've recently become quite obsessed with the Nine OBCR and surely it must be due a revival already? It's seemingly been almost 30 years since it was professionally done in London anyway (and I can't find any other recent UK productions from my very brief googling).
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Post by inthenose on Sept 12, 2022 20:52:07 GMT
I’d quite like to see Grand Hotel
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Post by juicy_but_terribly_drab on Sept 12, 2022 20:57:09 GMT
I’d quite like to see Grand Hotel I certainly wouldn't say no to this either. |
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Post by karloscar on Sept 12, 2022 22:30:31 GMT
Both Nine and Grand Hotel haven't had a major UK revival since they were done memorably at the Donmar. Both would merit investigation by a talented director/choreographer. (Interesting that Nine seems to be very popular in South America and Spain. Maybe it plays better in Spanish or Portuguese than in English with a sprinkling of Italian which can be tricky to do well.)
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akh
Ensemble
Aiming to see 100 shows this year...
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Post by akh on Sept 13, 2022 23:19:34 GMT
Stephen Ward, out of sheer curiosity! That’s one I wished I’d never seen, still get nightmares lol I really regret not seeing Starlight Express, love the music now but was just not interested at the time. I would love to see Martin Guerre done again. The WaterMill did a good version and I hoped it would transfer but never did. |
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Post by sispace on Sept 16, 2022 20:31:55 GMT
Time - the Musical. I know it's been regarded as not a brilliant show, but I do like a lot of the songs that I've heard on the soundtrack, so would be keen to see it. On a similar note I've never seen Return to the Forbidden Planet either.
I'm surprised that The Who's Tommy hasn't had more productions. I'd love to see a version of that on stage.
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Post by inthenose on Sept 17, 2022 7:17:42 GMT
Time - the Musical. I know it's been regarded as not a brilliant show, but I do like a lot of the songs that I've heard on the soundtrack, so would be keen to see it. On a similar note I've never seen Return to the Forbidden Planet either. I'm surprised that The Who's Tommy hasn't had more productions. I'd love to see a version of that on stage. When I did my SM degree my tutor kept going on and on about “Time” being the most technologically advanced show ever made etc. I tried talking about Spider-Man, LotR, she hadn’t seen them but shut me down with a “you’re wrong”. Its either the most incredible show ever or my tutor was stuck in the eighties. (She didn’t know a D3 from a fresnel and gave a course in lighting - seriously) |
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Post by singingbird on Sept 17, 2022 9:52:21 GMT
Time - the Musical. I know it's been regarded as not a brilliant show, but I do like a lot of the songs that I've heard on the soundtrack, so would be keen to see it. On a similar note I've never seen Return to the Forbidden Planet either. I'm surprised that The Who's Tommy hasn't had more productions. I'd love to see a version of that on stage. When I did my SM degree my tutor kept going on and on about “Time” being the most technologically advanced show ever made etc. I tried talking about Spider-Man, LotR, she hadn’t seen them but shut me down with a “you’re wrong”. Its either the most incredible show ever or my tutor was stuck in the eighties. (She didn’t know a D3 from a fresnel and gave a course in lighting - seriously) You don't know how much I'd give to see Time recreated! It's not that it was actually any good, mind you, so I guess it'd purely be nostalgia for me. I still play the concept album from time to time and weirdly enjoy it - it's something of a guilty pleasure. I'd also love to see someone stage The Time Lord - the original fringe musical which was the seed from which Time grew. Did anyone here see that? I guess it was the late seventies or early eighties. |
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Post by Fleance on Sept 17, 2022 13:30:11 GMT
I'd like to see a revival of Bashville, the Denis King/Benny Green musical based on the GBS novel/play (Cashel Byron's Profession/The Admirable Bashville). I saw the original production (1984) in Regents Park and enjoyed it very much. Douglas Hodge played the eponymous, though not the lead, role, which was played by Peter Woodward. Very good score.
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Post by notmymuse on Sept 22, 2022 22:48:16 GMT
Pipe Dream. I'd love to finish the R+H cannon and I've only 3 to go. It was on at The Union years ago and coincided exactly with my dates for being away on holiday so I missed it.
I loved LOTR, the most spectacular thing I've ever seen. Stephan Ward mainly left me a bit puzzled about why it was a thing.
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I can deal with Spiderman landing right in front of me but that thing was a bridge too far. 
