January 10, 201411 yr Author Robert is exhausted. It's hard to have a role like that as a first major part
January 11, 201411 yr Author Thanks, Pam. The one I can see is upper circle only. I've not been up there yet.
January 12, 201411 yr Author This is the 2nd site which as named 21st January as World Preview day for From Here To Eternity http://www.vocaleyes.co.uk/events.asp?sect...amp;itemid=1271
January 12, 201411 yr :unsure: my only thought is Darius having till 23rd Jan off?? this is most odd, surely he should be on stage for world premier? or will he be on that night
January 12, 201411 yr Author Just because 2 sites have said the date is the world premier doesn't mean it is. Doesn't mean it isn't either. Darius deserves a week of though
January 13, 201411 yr Supposing this is true and the Darius goes to Hollywood one is also true and thus he is leaving when his contract ends in April, wouldn't it be more honest to do the show for this promotion with the cast which is likely to continue?
January 13, 201411 yr Author That's assuming that the promotion is true although it can't be completely right as FHTE has already had it's world premier. Also, if Darius leaves after April, he and all the rest of the cast have already been released as, even if FHTE continues, it'll be many months away in a different theatre. Just adding that The Shaftesbury Theatre had already announced that they had booked a comedy to take over the Shaftesbury before any of them knew they had to close and Darius hadn't booked his break until after that had happened Edited January 13, 201411 yr by megham
January 14, 201411 yr this is very true, just had that same old feeling some how Darius was going to be missing on the very show thy may be making a big fuss about LOL as you point out, the theatre was only booked till April, and also Darius.
January 15, 201411 yr Another 2014 review. http://simonparrismaninchair.com/2014/01/0...musical-review/
January 16, 201411 yr blog review from twitter Darius got quite the thumbs up from that last review- :) thanks, BT
January 16, 201411 yr Another 2014 review. http://simonparrismaninchair.com/2014/01/0...musical-review/ I was quite disappointed as I was reading until I got to.... The lead and ensemble cast are exceptionally strong, and are a significant aspect of what makes the show ultimately quite likeable. Established pop and stage star Darius Campbell is a knockout as masculine First Sergeant Warden. Fitting the tried and true description “tall, dark and handsome,” Campbell’s husky voice and magnetic presence make him the ideal leading man. It is no surprise to read that he has previously played Sky Masterson and Billy Flynn. Campbell will doubtless walk away from this show, as he did with Gone With The Wind, and straight into his next starring role.
January 16, 201411 yr Author He is very good in it. He looked tired yesterday, I wish he'd let on what he's up to
January 17, 201411 yr lets hope he is getting some me time on this break, who is covering, do we know..or is it on their site- I haven't looked
January 17, 201411 yr Author David Stoller and Stephen Webb are doen as his understudies. Quick addition - looks as though they are sharing the role - Stephen until Wednesday but excluding Saturday Edited January 17, 201411 yr by megham
January 22, 201411 yr Author West End's From Here to Eternity to Shutter at Shaftesbury Theatre By Mark Shenton 21 Jan 2014 The world premiere production of Tim Rice, Stuart Brayson and Bill Oakes's musical From Here to Eternity, based on James Jones's 1951 debut novel that's best known for the 1953 Oscar-winning film that starred Burt Lancaster, Frank Sinatra, Montgomery Clift, Ernest Borgnine, Deborah Kerr and Donna Reed, will close March 29 at the West End's Shaftesbury Theatre. Advertisement The show will have run for six months, having begun performances Sept. 30 prior to an official opening Oct. 23. The cast is led by Darius Campbell as Warden, Robert Lonsdale as Prewitt, Ryan Sampson as Maggie, Siubhan Harrison as Lorene and Rebecca Thornill as Karen. It is directed by Tamara Harvey, designed by Soutra Gilmour and choreographed by Javier de Frutos. It is produced by Tim Rice and Lee Menzies for Eternity Productions Limited. To book tickets, contact the box office on 020 7379 5399 or visit FromHereToEternityTheMusical.com for more details.
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