Ich packe das jetzt mal hier hinein:
Time Out New York befasst sich mit der hohen Dichte hochkarätiger Bühnenaufführungen in London und der Möglichkeit, die eine oder andere an den Broadway zu transferieren ... da sind anscheinend Begehrlichkeiten geweckt worden

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http://www.timeout.com/newyork/blog/wha ... -in-hi-defZitat:
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What great theater shows are we missing in London (but could catch in hi-def)?
By David CotePosted: Tuesday July 22 2014, 1:35 pm
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The Crucible at the Old Vic
Another star of The Hobbit franchise, Richard Armitage (Thorin Oakenshield), plays doomed Puritan John Proctor in this revival of Arthur Miller’s witch-trial classic. The reviews have been, in a word, stunning. South African director Yaël Farber seems to have plumbed this staple of colleges and community theaters for its dark, irrational roots, and found its sensual, earthy underbelly. The production is lengthier than usual—three and a half hours, due to interpolated movement sequences—but apparently, it’s a nonstop thrill. If any of these events have a chance of transferring to Broadway, it’s this one. Armitage is a rising star, the play has huge cultural cachet, and riding a wave of English hype bestows snob appeal. A year from now, look for it on the Great White Way.
Are you a London theatergoer? Did you just get back? Let me know what other shows I’ll be missing (damn you).