Monthly Archives: March 2011

There’s nothing like diving into a show with both feet.  In fact, that’s a paraphrase of a line Diana has during “Just Another Day”, describing what looks to be a fairly awful day through the eyes of her approaching mania. … Continue reading →

I’m not sure I ever imagined I’d get to type “Broadway” and “Opening Night” in the same line.  The magic of opening nights was pretty much dreamed up on that strip of 11 or so blocks in the middle of … Continue reading →

As a jaunt I flew to London for two days to check out the Year 3 West End cast, who had opened only a few days earlier.  There’s nothing like landing at 630am and heading to a matinee that afternoon … Continue reading →

Previews are exhilarating and exhausting in equal measure.  You’re finally playing the show you’ve been working on for years to a real, paying audience, and getting the laughter, applause and riotous standing ovations (if you’re lucky, and we’re charmed thus … Continue reading →

2000 people roaring with delight at the enjoyment they’ve just had is pretty loud.  We couldn’t have asked for a better response, or a better show than the first Broadway preview of Priscilla.  Technically flawless, the show flowed from disco … Continue reading →