I love Hilty and think she's fabulously talented and would make a great Marian, but she's not a "leading stage star," if we're going by that blind item.
I love Hilty and think she's fabulously talented and would make a great Marian, but she's not a "leading stage star," if we're going by that blind item.
I’ve heard from a usually reliable source that they do have a Marian cast, and that it is Sutton Foster.
But I am taking it with a massive grain of salt because that casting seems remarkably wrong to me.
Hugh Jackman in The Music Man Mar 12
2019, 03:31:53 PM
I would have loved to have seen Kate Baldwin do this. She deserves a nice, high profile leading role.
Hugh Jackman in The Music Man Mar 12
2019, 03:13:15 PM
Rudin’s producing? Can’t wait to see “Sincere” in front of the curtain done at the Tonys!
Actual question: we know the Jackson Estate filed a lawsuit against HBO over airing the documentary, which they claim violates a non-disparagement clause in a 1992 contract between the estate and HBO.
Is the estate able to sue Robson and Safechuck for defamation (or something along those lines)? Does the fact that Jackson has been dead for a decade prevent them from doing so? Is there any legal action the estate can take against these two men specifically, if the estate feel
If they hired Bill Irwin to do movement, then this is going to be a very physical production. Not something you can just throw someone into, or onstage with a script in hand for a few performances.
It's a bit soon to be determining whether a show like this in a fairly middling season will make it to a Best Musical nomination. If there's good will toward an underdog show and more animosity toward jukebox musicals, then it may work out.
I will say, though, that there just does not seem to be particularly much interest in this show among industry folks. And it certainly remains to be seen how its status as a viral hit among a subset of teenagers will
Critics are invited to see the production once, and they typically make notes during the show (as stated above). However, they also receive a comprehensive information packet from the production, which typically includes a full script.
OKBroadwayFan said: "For those of you predicting Revival of a Musical. From the 2018 Rules:
Each year the Tony Awards Administration Committee shall determine whether there shall exist in quality and quantity a sufficient number of Revivals to merit the granting of an Award for Best Revival of a Play or Musical and, if so, the Tony Awards Administration Committee shall also determine whether there shall be a separate Play and Musical Revival category; provided, however
And there's nothing left for the Jackson estate but to continue to cash in on a dead man's legacy. The Jackson estate is worth $825 million and projects like this musical and any other future shows, films, album reissues, "new" albums, song licensing, etc will only add to that. Do they not have a major material interest in ensuring that Jackson's legacy be untarnished? By your logic, Dave, if their intention was simply to be the vanguard defenders of Jackson's l
Dave28282 said: "Knowing someone and success are 2 different things.But it also could just be money.
If it really was about being noble, getting over personal trauma and findinginner peace, dragging someone through the mud that has been dead for 10 years really isn't the solution. I would assume you would handle that a bit more privately. Come to terms with yourself and your parents. Away from public negativity.Maybe having a talk with your parents about why they were
Being a parent of a child trying to make it in showbiz approached by the King of Pop in his heyday is very different than being much older person having seen the effects of their actions thirty years later.
and you’ll excuse me if I find whether or not you know of someone a totally absurd barometer of success.