Seems to be a workshop upcoming of "Unmasked", which was suppose to play Papermill eariler this year.
My favourite line is: "It is said to be highly experimental, and expected to change from performance to performance". Maybe it will be like that recent Elvis Costello tour, where he spun a wheel to dictate what song he would perform next.
I saw Robyn on tour as Cassie, and I loved her! Read a little too young for me when I heard she was replacing in the tour in my city, but totally won me over. She's great!
Also, to note the Stratford Festival production from a few years ago was the first production to be granted permission to change choreography. It was performed on their thrust Shakespearean stage, and was magic!
I mean, if you don't need it to be from a musical, there is "Piece by Piece" by Kelly Clarkson. Although, I am a male, I did "No More" from "Into the Woods" for the same context.
Let me start by saying, I love that we are encouraging people to get out and vote. It is a way of making change, and we should al be grateful we are able to voice our opinions...
BUT...
Can someone tell me why a song about getting people to vote sounds like the finale in a made for tv Christmas special?
I feel like this will be more of an international tour, that won't come to North America. Would they really bring this tour so close to the current (lack luster) one? Maybe 2021 or 2022. but not 2019.
You would think they would want to go through Thanksgiving, and into the December holidays, and close after New Year's (provided they are indeed closing on Nov. 18th)
I mean, it doesn't surprise me that a conversation was had. How many times have I went to investigate a show after hearing an interview with someone who was attached with it.
Also, the recent revival of "Falsettos" got off the ground after James Lapine asked Jordan Roth what his dream show would be. Stranger things have happened.
It can go either way. The last sit down production in Toronto is the current "Come From Away", which all the performers are Canadian minus a few (Jack Noseworthy comes to mind, but his partner Sergio Trujillo is from Toronto).
The Toronto production of Kinky Boots had all Canadian cast, except for Alan Mingo Jr. who came from the US.
There might be an American or two, but I think that it will be almost all Canadian. Even this audition notice for Equity
He was a great artist. His music was part of the sound of the human soul. I love "Quiet Love" (which if anyone has the sheet music for, I'd love to know).
My second thought after I heard this news, was poor Liza!
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Can someone point out where the theatre is? 
