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Remember how just last week, I described how enigmatically Ellingseemed to be marketing itself? Well, the puzzle pieces are falling into place and not a moment too soon. After all, the play begins Broadway previews this evening.
Not only has Elling wisely begun engaging audiences via its website, Facebook and Twitter, but you may now add to those its presence on YouTube. There, you'll not only find the first real preview discussion of what Elling is about (see above video), but also two television commercials for the comedy (see below).
To be honest, the commercials don't do it for me, but I found myself intrigued by the video preview.
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It captures the spirit of the show in one fell swoop. I've been consistently and thoroughly impressed with the production's Website, poster and social networking skills on Facebook and Twitter. They clearly know what they're doing.
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Rain: A Tribute To The Beatles Limited run extended through May 31, 2011 (Show will go on hiatus starting January 15 and reopen at Brooks Atkinson Theatre on February 8)
Rock Of Ages - Open-ended run (Show will go on hiatus starting January 9 and reopen at Helen Hayes Theatre in March)
As someone who has been involved in both politics and public relations, it's no wonder I love watching theatre. Good or bad, it's the raw energy of seeing a live performance that gets my adrenaline pumping. From the moment I saw my very first Broadway show ("Annie" in London in 1979), I was hooked. Now I see as many as 70 shows each year ranging from soaring musicals to two-hander plays. And these eyes just may be in an audience near you!
