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**LesLattis** · 02-11-2013, 11:10 AM

Oh noes, the video's removed!

This isn't officially Broadway information, but the first London revival of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Aspects of Love (my favorite report of his following Evita) starts next month at the Menier Chocolate Factory with the lovable Michael Arden as Alex. http://www.broadwayworld.com/article...ctory_20100629 Unsure how I experience Trevor Nunn pointing it again, but I'm glad it's a far more personal staging compared to original. Odds are if it's a large enough struck that Aspects may follow them, because it has been eventually made by a lot of Menier productions to Broadway (e.g., the current Sunday in the Park With George, and the present A Little Night Music). And if your Ny manufacturing occurs, then I vote for Arden to reprise his role, with Laura Benanti overtaking as Rose, Sierra Boggess as Giulietta, and Terrence Mann as George. Listed here is the initial Broadway solid at the 1990 Tony Awards:

02-11-2013, 11:10 AM	#1
LesLattis Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 616 Senior Member	Arbitrary Broadway Theater Material Oh noes, the video's removed! This isn't officially Broadway information, but the first London revival of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Aspects of Love (my favorite report of his following Evita) starts next month at the Menier Chocolate Factory with the lovable Michael Arden as Alex. http://www.broadwayworld.com/article...ctory_20100629 Unsure how I experience Trevor Nunn pointing it again, but I'm glad it's a far more personal staging compared to original. Odds are if it's a large enough struck that Aspects may follow them, because it has been eventually made by a lot of Menier productions to Broadway (e.g., the current Sunday in the Park With George, and the present A Little Night Music). And if your Ny manufacturing occurs, then I vote for Arden to reprise his role, with Laura Benanti overtaking as Rose, Sierra Boggess as Giulietta, and Terrence Mann as George. Listed here is the initial Broadway solid at the 1990 Tony Awards:
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