#cammack

Oh yeah, like, I love everyone in the post-pandemic cast (and the whole situation is not their fault at all, I'm glad we got Lucy, James, Rhys, Holly, Anouk, Saori, Ellie, and so on but I really wish it was under better circumstances) but the fact that CamMack fired the pre-pandemic cast and crew over Zoom (many of which like Philip Griffiths were with the show for decades) made me lose whatever little respect I still had left for him, and the Broadway production closing is the final nail in the coffin. But then again, he fired Hal Prince from POTO back in the 80s, so I can't say I'm surprised. (And lemme tell ya, Hal was a fucking saint to have come back after Trevor Nunn got fired)

i would resurrect the old barricades just to throw mr producer off it

The only thing keeping me from decking Cammack is the Atlantic Ocean

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Cameron Mackintosh is simultaneously selling us the "POTO West End's 35th anniversary!" narrative and the "this new production will probably not recoup for years, if ever" narrative.

So which is it? Do you feature the show who earned you shitloads of money these last 35 years, or do you feature a brand new production where you need to do anything to cut corners, including sacking all employees, cutting half of the orchestra, make the show easier and cheaper to run AND make cut the salary for the current cast and crew due to things beyond their control?