weeping for alex and alexa again

I know that none of you saw it or probably even care, but this beautiful little show meant the absolute world to me and now it’s officially gone and I just need something about that here

“after the turn: official statement

We are sad and sorry to announce that The Interval Productions version of After The Turn can not be taken further, at this time, as initially planned. The Interval Productions Creative Team and Cast of After The Turn are as saddened and as disappointed by this news as we’re sure some of you are to hear it. It was always Interval Production’s intention to take this version of the show further but we also promised to always respect all Creatives wishes. 

Interval Productions are proud of and stand by all creative decisions made for our version of the show and were looking forward to tweaking and polishing what we believed to be an ‘almost there’ product. However, a decision has been made to explore routes of After The Turn, which include a new book and a different Production team. Our book, concept changes, additional lyrics/songs and new characters (Wolf and Will) will not appear in any further productions. 

We wish any new version of After The Turn every success, we thank all of the faithful and loyal fans of the show, we thank every single audience member, we thank our beautiful cast, our wonderful creatives, our incredibly generous WE FUNDers, our wonderful reviews, and we hope you will support us in our future ventures. 

This is the end of one chapter, and the start of another. No regrets, just fond memories and a heavy heart, kissing goodbye to a very special piece that will remain dear to us all. Thank you for joining us on our journey. 

‘A lost boy can be found, see you around’. 

Next time you have a jagerbomb, think of us.”

I’ll always be grateful for the times I saw you, I’ll always miss you

Goodbye little babyshow :’(　

This is what happens when you wait too long. Omg i’m gonna cry )))); 

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andy whitfield tho

ok feel free to stop increasing in temperature at any time now heat

While this morning it was reported that Lionsgate and Fox worked out their scheduling issues to allow Jennifer Lawrence to shoot “Catching Fire” and the “X-Men: First Class” sequel essentially back-to-back, it looks like before cameras can start rolling on “The Hunger Games” sequel this fall, the studio will need to find a director. The Playlist has learned that Gary Ross has officially exited the franchise and will not direct the sequel, formally giving Lionsgate and Summit his notice earlier this week, that he will not be coming back.

Though recent trade reports have spun the story as being an issue mostly about money, that’s pretty much a small part of the motivation. Ross has never been a filmmaker that repeats himself (going from satire in “Pleasantville” to horse racing drama in “Seabiscuit” and action in “The Hunger Games”) and we’re told the burning desire simply isn’t there to spend