Reprise 2.0 LA

[Alessio2]

Los Angeles to launch Reprise 2.0 series this summer!! I'm so excited...any opportunity to bring more musical theater to LA is welcome!  Sweet Charity and Grand Hotel...oh yeah, and Victor/Victoria

http://www.playbill.com/article/kathleen-marshall-directed-sweet-charity-will-launch-los-angeles-reprise-20-season

[JoseLee_]

I never got to experience the original company, but I saw all a list of all the past shows with their broadway star casts and so jealous! I hope they continue casting broadway leading actors. Either way it's exciting to be seeing old broadway musical gems. <3 

I really want to know when individual tickets will go on sale.

[DAME]

JoseLee_ said: "I never got to experience the original company, but I saw all a list of all the past shows with their broadway star casts and so jealous! I hope they continue casting broadway leading actors. Either way it's exciting to be seeing old broadway musical gems. <3

I really want to know when individual tickets will go on sale."

 

This really was a misfire the first time around.  And the shlep to this campus really keeps a lot of the people that would normally frequent this kind of thing away.    Memories of Len Cariou being fed lines through a earpiece in Kismet is the first thing that comes to mind.  

 

[Someone in a Tree2]

I have memories of OF THEE I SING with Gregory Harrison & Maureen McGovern (is that correct?) that was instructive if not inspired. And a production of ONCE ON THIS ISLAND introduced by Jason Alexander with  Lynn Arens and Stephen Flaherty present in the audience. Despite the pedigree present, I remember the production feeling fairly amateur. Any production directed by Kathleen Marshall would be a step up in my book.

[ChairinMain]

I saw a very good SUNDAY with Kelli O'Hara and Manoel Felciano during the brief period of time where she not yet a giant star and he was still a thing.