BrodyFosse123 said: "The only show she was forever attached to and that finally DID happen was the recent revival of ON THE TWENTIETH CENTURY. At least one came to be. "
And a lot of that time was spent trying to find a leading man for her. She finessed Hugh Jackman into doing the readings long bef
Kristin has said in the past that she has a habit of saying "yes" to everything, and unfortunately ends up not being able to do most. If one of them comes to fruition, good for her! I believe Death Becomes Her was the project she spoke of most recently, but that can mean absolutely nothing in terms of what may happen.
Not sure why this is taking so long, but obviously someone's deal is holding back an announcement of any kind. I do know, however, that Andrew Burnap is transferring with the production, also being joined by recent Yale grad Arturo Soria. The word has always been that Redgrave is coming too, but I'm guessing the hold up stems from her involvement. Perhaps they are trying to get a "name" to do some performances for her?
CATS Film Adaptation Thread Jul 18
2019, 05:51:20 PM
Holy Christ, this is going to be an absolute dumpster fire.
Mike Barrett said: "No, current rumor is Stephanie J Block got an offer. Id assume shed take it if true, but Patti Lupone seems to be confirmed. Seems as if no one else from London will be heading over."
But how are you sure that your rumor is true, and Williams hasn't accepted the role?
What was the scuttlebutt when Patti was in Anything Goes? She mentions in her memoir that she found a lot of the cast to be "unprofessional," and I remember reading years ago that a few castmates actually lodged formal complaints to AEA.Â
Sorry to bump up an old thread, but I guess on the last day of previews... what's the harm? Just got rush tickets for Hillary and Clinton. Row B (front row), seats 102 and 103. I tried looking at pictures of the house/set to get an idea of whether or not these are partial view, but can't really figure it out. Any insight? I know it's too late to worry about it now, but I'd like to set my expectations ahead of time. <
Kong or Lear? Apr 16
2019, 08:25:37 AM
Skip both Kings, they’re terrible. Find another option.
So it would appear that Salesman is not happening next season, as Metcalf and Mantello are teaming up yet again for Woolf. I wonder if the wires were crossed all along, and perhaps Mantello wanted Lane and Metcalf to do Virigina Woolf together?
Or, we will be getting this long-gestating production of Salesman in two seasons time?
Mike Barrett said: "Stephen75 said: "Someone on Twitter hinted at another Laurie play coming into the Golden next year. Does anyone have any inside info on this? Maybe it's Death of a Salesman?"
I pray the Nathan Lane/Laurie Metcalf revival of this is finally happening! The Golden is so intimate too it'd be great to see the show there."
CT2NYC said: "smidge said: "east side story said: "Uh! Billie Piper in Yerma! That performance will haunt me for as long as my memory holds up. What an earth shaking portrayal of pain and longing."
I believe the thread is just referring to the Tony Awards which Piper isn't eligible for."
And it was also last season.
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I was referring to Yerma because henrikegerman mentioned, but thanks. Q
Glenda only wins again if Hillary & Clinton gets savaged by critics. As of right now, I don't suspect that will be the case, paving the way for Laurie Metcalf to take home her third Tony.
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