Adele writes: The march will assemble at the top of Baker Street at noon on Saturday 1st July 2006 before VIP’s including Sir Elton John and Sir Ian McKellen lead the march down a new route along Oxford Street ending on Victoria Embankment. Events will also take place in Leicester Square and Trafalgar Square. [More]
Month: June 2006
Speaking of Orlando Bloom, you can catch him tonight on ‘Late Night with Conan O’Brien’ on NBC. He is there to promote his latest film ‘Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Mans Chest’. ‘Late Night’ airs on NBC at 12:35AM. Watch this place for a clip!
Orlando Bloom was a guest on ‘The Tonight Show with Jay Leno’ last week to promote ‘Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Mans Chest’. They spoke a bit about Orlando’s broken bones, his time at drama school and showed the Will action figure. Take a look! (46MB MOV)[More]
Geri writes: I just thought you like to know that Ian McKellen will perform a one-man show, “A Knight Out in L.A.,” at the University of California, Los Angeles’ Freud Playhouse (MacGowan Hall, 405 Hilgard Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90024) on July 22-23 to benefit the Los Angeles Young Actors’ Company. [Tickets]
TORONTO (AP) — The mammoth stage production of “The Lord of the Rings,” which was mostly panned by critics, is closing in Toronto. Producer Kevin Wallace said Wednesday that the $24 million, 3 1/2 hour show will close Sept. 3. “We’re doing respectable but were not sold out. The scale of this show needs that,” Wallace said at a news conference. “The costs are 50 percent more than ‘The Lion King’ to run so it (the theater) must be full,” producer David Mirvish added. It was announced last week that “The Lord of the Rings,” believed to be the most expensive show ever mounted, will open in London next year – trimmed, tightened and reworked since its Toronto premiere at the Princess of Wales Theatre in March. The show’s debut met with a harsh critical reception. [More]
LEITHIAN is based on THE SILMARILLION by J. R. R. Tolkien, “1977 George Allen & Unwin (Publishers) Ltd., and is used by permission. This concert performance will feature Tami Swartz, soprano; Adam Klein, tenor; David Adam Moore, baritone; Dianna Dollman, mezzo-soprano; George Kasarjian, countertenor; and Elizabeth Hastings, music director. [More]