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| re: what might their next hit revival be? - answer: Camelot | |
| Posted by: toros 12:12 pm EST 01/05/22 | |
| In reply to: what might their next hit revival be? - Chazwaza 03:57 am EST 01/05/22 | |
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| It will be Camelot, with a new book by Aaron Sorkin. they're have been two readings/workshops | |
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| re: what might their next hit revival be? - answer: Camelot | |
| Posted by: showtunetrivia 07:45 pm EST 01/05/22 | |
| In reply to: re: what might their next hit revival be? - answer: Camelot - toros 12:12 pm EST 01/05/22 | |
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| Cast the leads young! Young, idealistic, vain, mistake-prone, full of youthful zeal and passion, lacking a mature viewpoint. That’s why the loss of Merlin is so critical. Burton was 34, Goulet a little older, Andrews was about 25. Laura, who admits she cast an even younger Burton in a fictional Kurt Weill musical… |
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| re: what might their next hit revival be? - answer: Camelot | |
| Posted by: Chazwaza 09:22 pm EST 01/05/22 | |
| In reply to: re: what might their next hit revival be? - answer: Camelot - showtunetrivia 07:45 pm EST 01/05/22 | |
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| The last times I saw Camelot Arthur was played by Michael York in his mid 60s (at La Mirada, with Rachel York and James Barbour), and Gabriel Byrne at 58 (in the staged concert for Live from Lincoln Center, with Marin Mazzie and Nathan Gunn, which was a mixed bag at best, and a mistake at worst). I too am tired of seeing old Arthurs. |
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