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“Sunset” gets ready for its no-holds-barred, $10 million first national tour. But could the weight of the production (physically and literally) stand on its own without a name as Norma?
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The Canadian premiere of Sunset featured the great Diahann Carroll as Norma -- a casting choice that broke barriers and gave this icon a grand return to her stage roots.
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We take a bit of a detour and venture into the fandom – and friendships – that Sunset has inspired.
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Faye Dunaway is announced to lead the LA cast, but that ends up costing Andrew more than he bargained for.
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With the news of her being fired from the Broadway production still fresh, Patti LuPone needs to determine if she should simply quit, or continue to honor her contract -- and get her pool.
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Following the opening of the London production, the pressure and gossip only intensify. With the competing LA debut just months away, what lengths will RUG and team take to get Patti to quit? Features exclusive press clippings from Patti’s scrapbooks. Quick correction: I mention at the end Patti gets the call about her fate on Feb. 16, 1993. It was 1994 😅.
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Opening night for the show's world premiere fast approaches while the press continues to swirl. Will Patti and cast withstand the pressure? Special thanks to Ali Daylami for exclusive opening night press footage.
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Things get bloody as Patti LuPone and her team struggle with Really Useful Group to strike a deal. Correction. I said Bernadette won her first Tony in 1994. It was 1984 😅
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The show takes shape at the Sydmonton festival, where the elite mingle on the lawns of Lloyd Webber, while Patti LuPone nervously awaits backstage.
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We kick things off starting with the origins: Billy Wilder and floundering musical adaptations. Correction: I said Joe Gillis was played by William Hurt. It was William Holden 😅.
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