Important Information...
Wed, 7 Mar 2001, 03:02 pmWalter Plinge15 posts in thread
Important Information...
Wed, 7 Mar 2001, 03:02 pmWe would just like to rectify a little false advertising here...
The recent newsletter from Don Russell Performing Arts Centre states that Husky Productions "The Boyfriend" is brought to you by "the same people who brought you Chicago".
THIS IS NOT TRUE. In no way, shape or form is Husky Productions associated with Act One Scene One (the people that actually brought you Chicago). This advertisment was printed without our prior knowledge or permission.
Neil Husk was a technical director and Natalee Husk musical director for Chicago's original season. Those who saw Chicago will know that these were the worst two aspects of the entire show, due to the unreliability and unprofessionalism of those now related to Husky Productions.
This may appear slightly harsh, but it is from personal experience that we wish not to have ourselves or our company associated with Husky Productions or their upcoming "The Boyfriend".
Act One Scene One's current project, the second season of "Chicago", will be showing at the Bridge Theatre on March 23, 24 & 25. Tickets can be booked through Ticketmaster7 by calling 13 61 00. It is a truly fabulous show and we urge you not to miss out.
Regards,
Grant Capriotti and Julia Jenkins
The recent newsletter from Don Russell Performing Arts Centre states that Husky Productions "The Boyfriend" is brought to you by "the same people who brought you Chicago".
THIS IS NOT TRUE. In no way, shape or form is Husky Productions associated with Act One Scene One (the people that actually brought you Chicago). This advertisment was printed without our prior knowledge or permission.
Neil Husk was a technical director and Natalee Husk musical director for Chicago's original season. Those who saw Chicago will know that these were the worst two aspects of the entire show, due to the unreliability and unprofessionalism of those now related to Husky Productions.
This may appear slightly harsh, but it is from personal experience that we wish not to have ourselves or our company associated with Husky Productions or their upcoming "The Boyfriend".
Act One Scene One's current project, the second season of "Chicago", will be showing at the Bridge Theatre on March 23, 24 & 25. Tickets can be booked through Ticketmaster7 by calling 13 61 00. It is a truly fabulous show and we urge you not to miss out.
Regards,
Grant Capriotti and Julia Jenkins
RE: Important Information...
Thu, 8 Mar 2001, 12:29 pmWalter Plinge
Thanks Grant for jumping in on this one. A similar situation arose last year when the 'professionalism' of a local film-maker was dragged through this site. This information network should not become a fariground for private vendettas.
I don't know the people involved in this one or the productions spoken of but it seems to me that if Chicago was so bad their claim to be the production company isn't going to work as a marketing ploy is it? If it was a reasonalby good production perhaps some credit would have to go to the Musical Driector and the production team...
It is a tough business at the best of times let's not make it any more difficult for our fellow practicioners...
I don't know the people involved in this one or the productions spoken of but it seems to me that if Chicago was so bad their claim to be the production company isn't going to work as a marketing ploy is it? If it was a reasonalby good production perhaps some credit would have to go to the Musical Driector and the production team...
It is a tough business at the best of times let's not make it any more difficult for our fellow practicioners...
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