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steven_stuart 01:34 pm UTC 04/23/13 |
| In reply to: | re: DOTV Broadway Actually Had A Lot Going For It - rockfenris2005 11:28 am UTC 04/23/13 |
| Oh yes. That's true. JCS was first staged in America. I wonder why ALW decided to start Whistle off in Washington. Maybe because it was set in America. > > Wow. Thanks for taking the time to post all that. > > > > What about the other aspects of Whistle? How were the > > three versions different from each other? I am guessing > > that the West End version had the highest budget. Did all > > three versions have the same set designer? > > > > No. Whistle was like the Broadway production of Superstar. > Actually, this is interesting. The first Andrew Lloyd > Webber musical to debut on American shores since "Jesus > Christ Superstar" on Broadway in 1971 WAS the 1996 > production of "Whistle down the Wind", and LIKE "Jesus > Christ Superstar" after the original American production, > there was a different creative team on board the London > version. From the impression that I get, they took a clean > break from the Washington show when they went to do it in > the West End, I think. > > Kenwright's tour is different again, I recall. | |
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