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Tag Archives: Andrew Lloyd Webber
Musical Notes: 20 May 2010
The Scottsboro Boys Sets Broadway Dates The Scottsboro Boys, the new John Kander-Fred Ebb-David Thompson musical based on the infamous Scottsboro case in the 1930s, will open on Broadway at the Lyceum theatre on 31st October 2010, following a preview … Continue reading
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LOVE NEVER DIES Broadway Opening Postponed
The Really Useful Group has released a statement confirming the rumours that the scheduled opening of Love Never Dies in November has been postponed until spring 2011. Here’s an extract from the statement outlining the reasons why: The original opening … Continue reading
Happy Birthdays: SJS and ALW!
Many happy returns to Stephen Sondheim – the composer-lyricist of some of the world’s greatest musicals and an artist who has had a great impact on my life, both creatively and personally! A happy birthday also, to Andrew Lloyd Webber … Continue reading
LOVE NEVER DIES, but changes everything…
Word from The New York Times is that Love Never Dies, which recently opened to decidedly mixed reviews in its debut run the West End, will definitely open on Broadway as planned despite any rumours to the contrary. In fact, … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Lloyd Webber, Broadway, Love Never Dies, Musicals, Starlight Express, The Phantom of the Opera, West End
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LOVE NEVER DIES: Track by Track – Part 11
The eleventh and final part of this track-by-track commentary of Love Never Dies works through Christine’s climactic performance of the title song and its immediate aftermath: tracks 10-11 of the second disc of the original cast recording. 10. “Love Never … Continue reading
LOVE NEVER DIES: Track by Track – Part 10
Part 10 of this track-by-track Love Never Dies commentary takes us to Christine’s dressing room, beginning the lead up to the moment whether Christine will choose to sing or not, taking us through tracks 8-9 of the second disc of … Continue reading
LOVE NEVER DIES: Track by Track – Part 9
The ninth part of my track-by-track commentary of Love Never Dies deals with a sequence of reprises of tunes we’ve heard earlier in the show, those heard on tracks 4-5 of the second disc of the original cast recording, “Bathing … Continue reading
LOVE NEVER DIES: Track by Track – Part 8
Part 8 of this track-by-track commentary of Love Never Dies deals with the start of Act 2, moving onto tracks 1-3 of the second disc of the the original cast recording. 1. “Entr’acte” Act II starts off with an energetic … Continue reading
Posted in Cast Recording Reviews, Commentary, Concept Albums, Musicals, West End
Tagged Andrew Lloyd Webber, Ben Elton, Camelot, Caryl Churchill, Cast Recordings, Commentary, Glenn Slater, Love Never Dies, Miss Saigon, Musicals, My Fair Lady, Sunset Boulevard, The Phantom of the Opera
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LOVE NEVER DIES: Track by Track – Part 12
The final part of this track-by-track Love Never Dies commentary covers the ending of the show, dealing with tracks 12-13 on the second disc of the original cast recording. 12. “Gustave, Gustave” The title of this track made me chuckle. … Continue reading →