11-12 season

[billeyler]

We've been selling the 11-12 season here at the theatre for about two weeks now:

Broadway Package
- South Pacific 5 perf
- My Fair Lady 5 perf
- Young Frankenstein 5 perf
- Mary Poppins (sadly, minus bearfuz) 7 perf
- The Lion King 32 perf

Broadway add-ons
- Blue Man Group 5 perf
- Rain, A Tribute to the Beatles (returning)1 perf
- Les Misérables (returning for the 3rd time)8 perf

Ovation Series (all one perf, except Peking Acrobats 2)
- Kings of Salsa
- Blast!
- Joan Rivers "My Life in Show Biz: 135 years and counting"
- Charlie Brown Christmas (David Benoit)
- Mariachi Christmas (annual tradition)
- An Irish Homecoming: Cherish the Ladies
- Cab Calloway Orch with Alice Tan Ridley
- Forever Tango (Cheryl Burke)
- Peking Acrobats (return # 3)
- Sleeping Beauty Ballet (Moscow Festival Ballet)
- Masters of Motown
- Tao- Art of the Drum
- Damn Yankees
- One Night of QUEEN
- "Tschaikowski," St Petersburg State Orch (that's the right spelling!)
- Red Army Chorus and Dance Ensemble
- An Evening with John Waters
- Celtic Tenors
- Macbeth (Aquila Company does one Shakespeare for us annually)
- Tribute to the Blues Brothers
- Manhattan Transfer
- DanceBrazil
- Sweet Honey in the Rock
- Say Goodnight Gracie

Eclectic as always. Fun, fun, fun!

Comments

[mrdreamjeans.livejournal.com]

Always makes me sad to see split weeks ... If lived in Albuquerque, I'd see Mary Poppins and maybe The Lion King ... oh, and I might see "Les Mis" since a friend is playing Jauvert on this tour. In the Ovation Series, I'd see Joan Rivers, Cab Calloway Orchestra, Sweet Honey in the the Rock and Say Goodnight, Gracie!

[billeyler.livejournal.com]

Our split weeks are generally Friday pm through Sunday pm, so it's great timing for us. I know that they're traveling hours for single performances here and there with bus and truck tours; even El Paso generally doesn't get the weekend portion of the runs if they pass through here.

[billeyler.livejournal.com]

Our Marketing team was surprised that Goodnight Gracie was in the top 5 Ovation sellers until today.

[divos-voids.livejournal.com]

is an eclectic lineup. and who knew manhattan transfer was still touring? i saw them probably 25 years ago in dallas.

and boo for no bearfuz.

thanks for sharing.

[billeyler.livejournal.com]

UNM Ticketing is desperately unhappy with us right now. Response to the season has been easily 4 times what it was last year. And last year, we had WICKED as our anchor.

They are swamped with renewal orders.

[divos-voids.livejournal.com]

well...it's a good problem to have. couple of shows i wouldn't mind catching. i'll have to save my pennies.

[fuzzygruf.livejournal.com]

I had a dream last week which had Manhattan Transfer singing something as the dream soundtrack.

Sounds like a lot of shows to choose from!

[erstexman.livejournal.com]

Les Mis is coming through here this coming year as well as part of the AT&T Performing Arts Series. I am betting Danny will be heading to that one there as well...

[billeyler.livejournal.com]

Actually, he's seen it 6 times now, so he gave it a pass. He just selected the Broadway season package this year and wrote his 50% off check for that. Many of the Ovation series I can get for free as a staff member.

[erstexman.livejournal.com]

Well, I knew he loved it, but did not know he has already seen it 6 times. This will be my first. By the way, Sweet Honey In The Rock frankly rocks. I had the opportunity years ago to see them in concert with the Women's Chorus of Dallas and it was a magical event. I would definitely be in line for that one...