Billy Elliot the Forum

On Thursday, March 28, 2013, Google Alerts wrote:
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Musical strikes a chord

Vancouver Sun
Smash hit Billy Elliot leaps from Broadway to the Queen Elizabeth Theatre.
Billy Elliot's Noah Parets follows his passion

Straight.com
Like the title character in Billy Elliot, 13-year-old Noah Parets won't let anything ... Billy Elliot is at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre from Tuesday to next ...

The Province
Billy Elliot the Musical comes to the Queen Elizabeth Theatre April 2-7, ... kicking off the 24 th season of Vancouver's signature summer theatre festival, ...
Actor leaps gladly into father role

Vancouver Sun
Rich Hebert had been out of showbiz for four years when he saw an unusual English-born import called Billy Elliot scoop up the best musical Tony

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Thanks.

Although this is from Review Vancouver, it's actually an interview with Noah Parets:

http://www.reviewvancouver.org/sp_billy_elliot2013.htm

'Noah is under contract at least through December and isn’t looking beyond then.'

I am not getting my hopes up again! Then again, Tade has reset a precedent..................

Yes, but a contract for the tour would have nothing to do with a London contract.

Adult auditions,
Children auditions,
Prospective future Billys encouraged to contact website,
Talk of a Billy not outgrowing the part for year or two,
No announcement of the end of BETM in North America,

and now,

A Billy with a contract through the end of the year!

Somethings Up!

A nice piece of publicity for Vancouver:

http://getreelvancouver.blogspot.ca/201 ... queen.html

accessmenj wrote:Adult auditions,
Children auditions,
Prospective future Billys encouraged to contact website,
Talk of a Billy not outgrowing the part for year or two,
No announcement of the end of BETM in North America,

and now,

A Billy with a contract through the end of the year!

Somethings Up!

This is how rumours start. I have been given permission by a source within the company, who wishes to remain anonymous, to inform you that the article is mistaken. Noah is under contract until June 30. His first 6-month contract was for July to December. The author of the article probably misunderstood old information about a December end-date.

Thanks for setting that straight.

Speaking of end dates (and not Vancouver publicity) I wonder what happens to old props, costumes, sets, etc. once a production has exhausted itself. Will there some day be an elephant graveyard of tutus and miners' helmets? Ebay dispersal?