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steven_stuart 04:49 pm UTC 09/12/10 |
| In reply to: | re: Dans der Vampieren - more shows announced (2) - daveake 04:35 pm UTC 09/12/10 |
| > I'll remain sceptical because, given your track record, > "rumours" will be "rumour", "people like Steve Rinkoff" > will be "Steve Rinkoff", and "disappointing" will be "not > quite as good as previous shows with a bigger budget". Oh my goodness. In the "Two Years On Since The Last Blog" thread, LordRahl is saying that Smudding and Peghead are "skeptics". And now you are one? What is going on? > None of the productions except for Japan have had massive > differences from each other, and each has had their > strengths - Japan had a f*cking hilarious yet > scary-in-a-ladyboy-sorta-way Herbert; Budapest had a great > set given their limited space, and a very enthusiastic > cast, and I always enjoy Thomas Borchert in some of the > German and Austrian shows. I can't say which is "best" > but I particularly liked the "concert" version in Vienna > and the Budapest show. Thanks for that. I'm glad you made the effort. I would love to go to Japan to see the above mentioned production. Apparently it stars a chap who is a massive pop star there. What are your opinions on a possible English language version in the West End? I think that Richard Haase has come up with something that takes the German show much more seriously than the irritating Broadway version, without all the silly jokes they injected into that one. > btw I'm no Tanz "expert"; I just happen to have seen more > versions than most, and not even as many as some others > here. > > Dave You are constantly trying to deny your genius. | |
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