I remember the day Prince died. I was at work, in an office (before COVID), and saw the news on the television screen. I said "Oh no, Hal Prince died", and no one knew who he was. I'm no longer at that company.
Fiddler on the Roof, Pajama Game, Cabaret, Sweeney Todd, A Little Night Music, Company, and many others were the work of the worlds greatest broadway producer. Today, we lost Harold Prince. He was 91. 😢💔
I remember the day Prince died. I was at work, in an office (before COVID), and saw the news on the television screen. I said "Oh no, Hal Prince died", and no one knew who he was.
I'm no longer at that company.
Fiddler on the Roof, Pajama Game, Cabaret, Sweeney Todd, A Little Night Music, Company, and many others were the work of the worlds greatest broadway producer. Today, we lost Harold Prince. He was 91. 😢💔
I loved his direction of the original Evita. To this day, it's still my favourite musical and that production is indelibly imprinted on ny mind.
Fascinating to watch him at work.
I've come back here, after the death of Sondheim, to note that both legends died at the age of 91. Strange coincidence.
I was thinking the same. May they be creating more shows together wherever they are.
Back when ITV actually used to show arts programming.
A great loss, Rest In Peace
RIP Mr. Prince
Hal... It's about cats.
The LWT ident theme tune that appears at the very beginning, was composed by Harry Rabinowitz - who conducted the original production of CATS :-)
It's interesting, they're rehearsing "Montage," but it's different from the version that would eventually appear on stage.
Original transmission date 23/06/1978
Do you have the final scene in the show where Glynis sings Send in the Clowns?
Elaine Paige at 4:15?