tsk, the dream engine sucked anyway!
>
> Well, I hope it all happens, but after the way Jim and
> Rink killed The Dream Engine I have no faith until I see
> rehearsals happening and tickets for sale.
>
> > Well, the investment is in a production company Hill Top
> > Productions. Jim gave the names of his two producers in
> > his blog ages ago, and one of those is a director of that
> > company. So it does all hang together.
> >
> > Dave
> >
> > > There are plenty of instances of companies holding rights
> > > and never exercising them... there are also occasional
> > > instances of companies holding rights just so other
> > > companies can't make a film. There's the infamous
> > > Fantastic Four film that was made for 2 million dollars
> > > and never released just so that the producers could keep
> > > their rights to the characters and not let them go to
> > > someone else and they then waited another decade to film
> > > and release the real version.
> > >
> > > > Creative Entertainment Group have released a financial
> > > > report on the state of the company and apart from a lot of
> > > > it being a load of boring twaddle, there's a bit that
> > > > isn't.
> > > >
> > > > "However we are maintaining our investments in our
> > > > Theatrical Division's performing rights for Jim
> > > > Steinman's Bat out of Hell"
> > > >
> > > > Seems to me that they wouldn't be maintaining their
> > > > investment if it wasn't going to happen.
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