HOME ALL THAT CHAT ATC WEST COAST SHOPPIN' RUSH BOARD FAQS

LOGIN REGISTER SEARCH FLAT MODE

not logged in

Thanks

Posted by: Whistler 01:08 am EDT 08/18/14
In reply to: Btw - AlanScott 06:28 pm EDT 08/17/14

I remember knowing about the Merrimack Rep production. I might even have still been east at the time. The name put me off in its cynicism, and -- as I mentioned -- I have limited interest for Anastasia-based musicals: I've never seen the film or was interested in the second recording. But I do like to know how things evolve, so I may eventually chase down some of the material.

And it's interesting to know that the song Anna is trying to place eventually turns into the song that makes her connection to her "grandmother." That's a much better use of it. As I said in the earlier note, the new book seems enormously better than the original. I wonder why the show didn't come to New York in the wake of Grand Hotel's financial success. Perhaps still too much of a perceived operetta.


reply |

Previous: Btw - AlanScott 06:28 pm EDT 08/17/14
Next: Tonys win an Emmy - FrenchDip 09:11 pm EDT 08/16/14

Thread:


    All That Chat is intended for the discussion of theatre news and opinion
    subject to the terms and conditions of the Terms of Service. (Please take all off-topic discussion to private email.)

    Please direct technical questions/comments to webmaster@talkinbroadway.com and policy questions to TBAdmin@talkinbroadway.com.

    [ Home | On the Rialto | The Siegel Column | Cabaret | Tony Awards | Book Reviews | Great White Wayback Machine ]
    [ Broadway Reviews | Barbara and Scott: The Two of Clubs | Sound Advice | Restaurant Revue | Off Broadway | Funding Talkin' Broadway ]
    [ Broadway 101 | Spotlight On | Talkin' Broadway | On the Boards | Regional | Talk to Us! | Search Talkin' Broadway ]

    Terms of Service
    [ © 1997 - 2014 www.TalkinBroadway.com, Inc. ]

    Time to render: 0.002220 seconds.