> > Go ye forth and ask why everything has to be in English
> > for Broadway or the West End. Why can't Tanz run there in
> > German? Wouldn't a famous film be enough so that people
> > know what's going on?
>
> I suggested ages ago that "Tanz" could be produced as a
> German language opera at somewhere like The Royal Opera
> House. Of course many German language operas are popular
> in London (and all over the world) and "Tanz" is the most
> successful show in German history, so why not?
I would say it should be consistent, and hold some performances in German, others in English?
>
> "BOOH" going to Germany is a bit different because Jim's
> Peter Pan story is unique. Its not the traditional Peter
> Pan. People might need a German book to get the story.
> Although, when I went to Frankfurt, a lot of people spoke
> English. I was just asking if it would be weird to mix a
> German book with English lyrics? Probably its not a good
> idea.
>
> > All of Scandinavia is. Scandinavia Metal > US Metal.
>
> I love Scandinavia. My last holiday was to Norway. Its so
> magical. Metal can often be magical.
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