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| re: So you really think this is gonna go? | |
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Dr_Rock 10:45 am UTC 12/02/09 |
| In reply to: | re: So you really think this is gonna go? - Rob 12:17 am UTC 12/02/09 |
| All the ad in the Evening Standard tells us is that someone paid money for an ad (containing no specific details). It was what happened after this that was telling. Nothing. > What makes you so sure it won't happen? > > I know I said it at the time, but a double page spread in > the Evening Standard doesn't come cheap and, regardless > what our opinions may be of the ad, it's not something you > do for a small-scale, Dream Engine-type show. > > I also don't believe that Jim can go through an experience > like DOTV on Broadway and then go out and make exactly the > same mistakes again. This could be his last shot at a > successful Broadway production (make no mistake, if it > does well in London, then Broadway will be the next step) > and I don't think he'll let it go lightly. > > > I have followed the development of the BAT muscial and > > really don't see it actually happening. Everything is > > small scale and very mickey mouse. There is no concrete > > financial backing or advertising. Only subtle innuendo. > > Since all this has started three years ago, I would've > > thought it would have been quite a bit further along. > > So everyone can continue to dream and post their wish > > lists of songs, I think it is only going to ad up to more > > or less a dream engine production. > > | |
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