By a neat coincidence, the Donmar Warehouse now unveils a revival of Pacific Overtures, the 1976 Stephen ... of his acclaimed Chicago Shakespeare Theatre production. Unlike Hal Prince's lavish ...

"Pacific Overtures ... in London in the contrastingly vast surrounds of the English National Opera at the Coliseum in 1987. (In the ’90s, the Leicester Haymarket and London’s Bridewell ...

The Bridewell Theatre Company, one of London's best known fringe companies ... the second London production of Stephen Sondheim's Pacific Overtures. Since then, it has produced a variety of ...

Pacific Overtures is one of Stephen Sondheim‘s most intriguing and tantalising works, demonstrating an overlap of Oriental and American cultures starting with Commodore Perry’s battleships ("Four ...

will present Griffin’s Chicago production of Stephen Sondheim’s “Pacific Overtures” next summer, opening on June 27, 2003, and running through Sept. 16, 2003. The London show will be ...

London first encountered the piece at ENO ... to be "crumbling" and "rumbling": "Out there blood flows / who knows," the song asks, only for Pacific Overtures to bring such realities forbiddingly ...

Gary Griffin’s London revival of Stephen Sondheim’s “Pacific Overtures” snagged a whopping ... collaboration with the Chicago Shakespeare Theatre, where the production originated.

Pacific Overtures completes the ... Wild Goose Dreams (Ustinov Theatre, Bath Theatre Royal), Forgotten (Arcola Theatre), The King and I (London Palladium), and The Bee (Theatresause).

By a neat coincidence, the Donmar Warehouse now unveils a revival of Pacific Overtures, the 1976 Stephen ... of his acclaimed Chicago Shakespeare Theatre production. Unlike Hal Prince's lavish ...

Nimble, imaginative Anglo-Japanese take on Sondheim’s screechingly high concept musical about the Westernisation of Japan There’s a lot that’s unlikely about ‘Pacific Overtures’.

Pacific Overtures completes the Menier’s trilogy of Weidman/Sondheim musicals following their productions of Assassins and Road Show.