Musical
Original

2) Goodbye Barcelona (Original)

Joué durant  3 semaines

Première preview: 24 November 2011
Première: 28 November 2011
Dernière: 23 December 2011

Compositeur: K.S. Lewkowicz •  
Parolier: K.S. Lewkowicz •  
Libettiste: Judith Johnson •  

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Metteur en scène: Karen Rabinowitz •  
Chorégraphe: Karen Rabinowitz •  

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Avec: Rom Gill (Sammy ), Lucy Bradshaw (Rebecca), Jack Shalloo (George), Mark Meadows (Jack), Katie Bernstein (Pilar), John Killoran (Ernesto), Laura Tebbutt (La Passionaria), Ifan Gwilyn-Jones, Jassy Grez, Alex Rand, Flora Wellesley Wesley. 

Commentaire: The production, based on the book by Judith Johnson, was staged to mark the 75 th anniversary of the Spanish Civil War. Despite its noble intentions, some stirring anthems, and clever inflections of flamenco and guitar in the music, it failed as a cohesive piece of theatre, the “book creaks under the strain of under-developed characters and flat-footed dialogue” (Times). It was felt to be an interesting work in progress.  (plus) 

Presse: "Fervently sung and warmly felt" OBSERVER
"The staging is clever, the performances uniformly strong" DAILY EXPRESS
"Stirring anthems" LONDON EVENING STANDARD
"A triumphant work of tender love, not to be missed" MORNING STAR
"Karen Rabinowitz's production has plenty of punch" GUARDIAN
"A wonderful night of theatre!" THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE
"The score is nicely assembled in Karen Rabinowitz's impressive dynamic production" SUNDAY TIMES

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Musical
Original London

1) I Can Get It for You Wholesale (Original London)

Joué durant  2 mois

Première preview: 19 February 2002
Première: 19 February 2002
Dernière: 23 April 2002

Compositeur: Harold Rome •  
Parolier: Harold Rome •  
Libettiste: Jerome Weidman •  

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Metteur en scène: Mehmet Ergen • William Galinsky •  
Chorégraphe: Gary Rowe •  

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Avec: Joseph Wicks (Harry Bogen), Fiona Branson (Mrs Bogen), Rosanne Priest (Ruthie), Jodi Mulcahy (Martha), Nichola Lagan (Miss Marmelstein) 

Commentaire: The original Broadway show opened in March 1962 and ran for 300 performances - notable for marking the debut of 19 year old Barbra Streisand, who nightly stopped the show with the song “Miss Marmalstein”. During the run of this show she made a real-life marriage to her leading man, Elliot ould.
This fringe London premiere with a cast of 20 and a band of just three received very mixed notices.  (plus) 

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