Ghost On Tour 2013 Thread
Started by Ghostmusicalfan, Nov 09 2012 01:12 AM
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#1
Posted 09 November 2012 - 01:12 AM
Two venues announced so far, Cardiff in April and Leeds in June.
Any thoughts on sets, casting or other venues?
Any thoughts on sets, casting or other venues?
2013:
JANUARY: Peter Pan (Mcr Opera House), One Man Two Guvnors (Lowry), Of Mice and Men (Bolton Octagon), Moscow State Circus (Lowry)
FEBRUARY: Priscilla (Mcr Opera House), Jethro (Lowry), Guinness World Records (Lowry), Peacock & Gamble (Lowry)
MARCH: Book of Mormon (LDN), Billy Elliot (LDN), Horrible Histories (Lowry), New Jersey Nights (Mcr Opera House), 8 out of 10 Cats (Media City), Hairspray (School Production), The Hollies (Lowry), Marti Pellow (Lowry), Sing-a-long a Grease (Lowry), Rocky Horror (Mcr Opera House)
APRIL: Ghost on Tour Cardiff x6, Ghost on Tour Wimbledon x1
MAY: Woman in Black (Lowry), Blues Brothers - Approved (Mcr Opera House), Ghost on Tour Edinburgh x3
JANUARY: Peter Pan (Mcr Opera House), One Man Two Guvnors (Lowry), Of Mice and Men (Bolton Octagon), Moscow State Circus (Lowry)
FEBRUARY: Priscilla (Mcr Opera House), Jethro (Lowry), Guinness World Records (Lowry), Peacock & Gamble (Lowry)
MARCH: Book of Mormon (LDN), Billy Elliot (LDN), Horrible Histories (Lowry), New Jersey Nights (Mcr Opera House), 8 out of 10 Cats (Media City), Hairspray (School Production), The Hollies (Lowry), Marti Pellow (Lowry), Sing-a-long a Grease (Lowry), Rocky Horror (Mcr Opera House)
APRIL: Ghost on Tour Cardiff x6, Ghost on Tour Wimbledon x1
MAY: Woman in Black (Lowry), Blues Brothers - Approved (Mcr Opera House), Ghost on Tour Edinburgh x3
#2
Posted 09 November 2012 - 02:06 AM
Ghostmusicalfan, on 09 November 2012 - 01:12 AM, said:
Two venues announced so far, Cardiff in April and Leeds in June.
Any thoughts on sets, casting or other venues?
Any thoughts on sets, casting or other venues?
I haven't seen it, but surely for a show that opened at the Manchester Opera House it won't be too hard to tour? But then again I have been wrong before.....
#3
Posted 09 November 2012 - 08:31 AM
The show can not tour in it's original form as the set took 4 days to get out in both Manchester and London so will need redesigning.
2013:
JANUARY: Peter Pan (Mcr Opera House), One Man Two Guvnors (Lowry), Of Mice and Men (Bolton Octagon), Moscow State Circus (Lowry)
FEBRUARY: Priscilla (Mcr Opera House), Jethro (Lowry), Guinness World Records (Lowry), Peacock & Gamble (Lowry)
MARCH: Book of Mormon (LDN), Billy Elliot (LDN), Horrible Histories (Lowry), New Jersey Nights (Mcr Opera House), 8 out of 10 Cats (Media City), Hairspray (School Production), The Hollies (Lowry), Marti Pellow (Lowry), Sing-a-long a Grease (Lowry), Rocky Horror (Mcr Opera House)
APRIL: Ghost on Tour Cardiff x6, Ghost on Tour Wimbledon x1
MAY: Woman in Black (Lowry), Blues Brothers - Approved (Mcr Opera House), Ghost on Tour Edinburgh x3
JANUARY: Peter Pan (Mcr Opera House), One Man Two Guvnors (Lowry), Of Mice and Men (Bolton Octagon), Moscow State Circus (Lowry)
FEBRUARY: Priscilla (Mcr Opera House), Jethro (Lowry), Guinness World Records (Lowry), Peacock & Gamble (Lowry)
MARCH: Book of Mormon (LDN), Billy Elliot (LDN), Horrible Histories (Lowry), New Jersey Nights (Mcr Opera House), 8 out of 10 Cats (Media City), Hairspray (School Production), The Hollies (Lowry), Marti Pellow (Lowry), Sing-a-long a Grease (Lowry), Rocky Horror (Mcr Opera House)
APRIL: Ghost on Tour Cardiff x6, Ghost on Tour Wimbledon x1
MAY: Woman in Black (Lowry), Blues Brothers - Approved (Mcr Opera House), Ghost on Tour Edinburgh x3
#4
Posted 09 November 2012 - 01:56 PM
Surely the moving video screens would be one of the first things to go? I'm not sure how essential they are to any of the tricks/effects or the story... that could be simplified perhaps.
They would need a static screen at the back of the stage for the subway scenes though I'd have thought?
They would need a static screen at the back of the stage for the subway scenes though I'd have thought?
#5
Posted 10 November 2012 - 08:25 AM
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#7
Posted 10 November 2012 - 05:32 PM
They will need some sort of name to sell it so he would be a good option.
#8
Posted 10 November 2012 - 05:40 PM
The strongest element for me watching the London production was the incredible staging and the effects. A "simpler" touring production could strip the show of its strongest elements. Plus of course touring productions now charge West End prices which I find infuriating when you are getting ( in most cases ) a hugely scaled down production. The exceptions to this (eg Lion King) really stand out! The "provinces" are routinely short changed and Ghost appears to be no exception.
#9
Posted 10 November 2012 - 06:11 PM
depends onthe show, the straight from west end shows often charge high prices but ones designed just to tour are often lower. i agree though, for me the staging was all it really had going for it
#10
Posted 10 November 2012 - 07:27 PM
Would love to see Lisa Davina Phillip as Oda Mae, had her on the first two times i saw the show and she is so awesome!!! She had me crying with laughter during the Bank scene both times and i think she plays the part so much better than Sharon D Clarke, comes across much more natural .
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