The film adaptation of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Evita, starring Madonna, will not be dubbed when it is shown overseas, according to a Reuters report. It was felt that dubbing would spoil the effect of Madonna singing songs like "Don't Cry for Me, Argentina," "Rainbow High" and the number, "You Must Love Me," for her overseas fans. The Alan Parker film will be subtitled instead.
The film is scheduled to be released in the U.S. Dec. 25.
The Tony nominated musical cancelled its evening May 8 performance in response to the tragedy.
Circus designer Shana Carroll and star Isabelle McCalla on the show's gravity-defying acrobatics.
Outgoing Lincoln Center Theater Artistic Director André Bishop will also receive the inaugural William Wolf Award.
Broadway's biggest night of the year is set for June 16.
In addition to the six competitive awards, honors will be presented to Marylouise Burke, Len Cariou, Suzan-Lori Parks, and more.
Jodie Prenger and Bobby Delaney have again teamed up to write the holiday pantomime.
Featuring a book by Sarah Ruhl, the stage adaptation of the 1957 film will play London's Young Vic Theatre.
The hit jukebox musical continues at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre.
Rob Melrose directs the unfinished work that was completed by Kirk Lynn.
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