I've been organizing theatre groups in the San Francisco, CA area for over 30 years, starting with BEATLEMANIA at SF's Orpheum Theatre. It's not a business, just "What I Did [Do] For Love."
g.d.e.l.g.i. said: "CATSNYrevival said: "And now that Bat Out of Hell seems to be such a success, is it too much to ask to get a second try at Vampires here in the US?"
I've been trying. 11 years this September. Believe me, the minuteIknow something,you will.
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As a touring or regional production or ....? Perhaps if BOOH is a big hit on tour?
SFCowboy said: "Thanks to all for the notice, the clips, and the comments. I got my tickets and will betaking the train from San Francisco to Sacramento to see this Friday night. I would never have known about this if it weren’t for this board! I saw Carolee Carmello in Sweeney Todd and was blown away by her performance then. Can’t wait to see her again!"
If that train from SF to Sacto actually leaves/returns from Amtrak in Emeryville wave up to the 7th f
g.d.e.l.g.i. said: "Well, to be frank, "Objects in the Rear View Mirror..." was partially recycled intoTanzfirst, but that is present, as is "Who Needs the Young," which would be familiar to any fans of the German version as (again, partially) forming the base for Chagal and Magda's number in the crypt in that version.
In case you actually meant DOTV, part of "God Has Left the Building" pops up -- I swear to God it's even the
brian1973 said: "Sho-Tunes-R-Us said: "Dolly80 said: " At least it gives Andy Karl some work until he reprieves his role in Groundhog Day in London later this year."
Nowhere has it been mentioned that Andy will reprise his GH role in London, only that Tim Minchin stated there would be a revival this year. I would honestly love for you to provide details on Andy reprising his role in London. Por favor, Anita!
yankeefan7 said: ""It has played Toronto and is currently back in London (where it originated) for a second run. "Guilty Pleasure" is the general critical consensus. Even won the Evening Standard award in 2016 for Best Musical.
Dolly80 said: " At least it gives Andy Karl some work until he reprieves his role in Groundhog Day in London later this year."
Nowhere has it been mentioned that Andy will reprise his GH role in London, only that Tim Minchin stated there would be a revival this year. I would honestly love for you to provide details on Andy reprising his role in London. Por favor, Anita!
j.t15 said: "Any thoughts on the show, casting of the movie, or anything else? I’m personally not thrilled about Taylor Swift being cast, but that’s just me."
yankeefan7 said: "I have said a few times that "Bat Out Of Hell" album has been a guilty pleasure of mine for years but could not imagine it being a decent musical. I wish it luck and just pray it is not horrible because I do enjoy the music."
It has played Toronto and is currently back in London (where it originated) for a second run. "Guilty Pleasure" is the general critical consensus. Even won the Evening Standard
g.d.e.l.g.i. said: "antonijan said: "So...did you figure out what he won't do for love?"
Okay, it's been explained before (once, memorably, by Meat Loaf himself, with a blackboard and pointer, on VH1 Storytellers), but I will break this down again:
Eachverse mentions two things that the man would do for love, followed by one thing that he will not do. The title phrase repetition reasserts that he "won't do that."
"The music is wonderful - the singers and band in the original production just incredible. The production is a complete mess. Fun if you watch it as a series of vaguely connected music videos (which would have been better) but headscratching and sometimes infuriating if you try and actually take the dialogue or character motivations seriously. If you love the music, it will a great and fun evening out. If you are looking for a solid piece of musical theatre and Meatloaf isn’t y
UncleCharlie said: "We haven't yet decided whether it's a clever, creative work or just another lazy, jukebox musical and until we do, whether you like it or not, you'll turn back your tickets until we tell you it's OK. I don't want to hear another word about this. Understood?"
Hi kids! Just wanted to let you know that my theatre-going group will be attending the 12/12/18 performance of BAT OUT OF HELL at San Francisco's Orpheum theatre. As a group leader I may also be comped into opening night on 12/4. Additionally, I have ticket for the very, very special MIDNIGHT performance at the Orpheum on 12/7. Just purchased the digital original cast album a couple of days ago and I'm McLoving it. Yes, my taste in musical theatre is quit
Kitzka said: "Sho-Tunes-R-Us said: "Oh. My. Goddess. I just went cray-cray and will be flying in from San Fransissyco to see the performance of 8/7. Aisle seat in row J of the dress circle. My nephew managed Aaron once, but am not certain if he still does or not. I'll find out though. Fingers crossed."
I love this and I hope your nephew still manages him for your sake. Either way enjoy the show."
