Jim Hill : Tune Thursday: Broadway vet looks back over his record run in Disney's "Beauty and the Beast"

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Tune Thursday: Broadway vet looks back over his record run in Disney's "Beauty and the Beast"

Jim Hill interviews Bill Nabel, who's spent the past 13-plus-years appearing in the Walt Disney Company's first Broadway musical. Starting off as a member of the ensemble and eventually becoming the designated understudy for Cogsworth, Lumiere, Maurice and Monsieur D'Arque

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	YMSandweiss said: Wow! Tha't very impressive! Now Jim, It says at the end of the article that tickets are available throgh July 29 on TicketMaster. Unfortunately, I don't think that's true. Tickets have not yet gone on sale for the final performance. I remember a while back you mentioned that Disney had something special planned, but you never shared anything else. I also know that Playbill has confirmed that Donny Osmond will once again be playing the role of Gaston in that performance. That said, I am desperately looking for tickets for that last Sunday. My mother who lives out-of-town and is a lifelong Donny Osmond fan would like to see him and the show while she still can and she is willing to fly to NYC that Sunday morning. Do you know of any way to get tickets to that last performance? Thanks! P.S. Maybe you can make this part of this weeks "Why For?" (i.e. "Why For has Disney not released tickets to Beauty and the Beast's final performance on July 29?") July 4, 2007 10:56 PM
	wec said: Regarding show with a "thawed Walt Disney," I have been made aware that Walt's family gets very upset when ever the "cryogenics rumor" goes around. I hope he at least has clearance from Walt's family before he persues this. As for his run on Broadway: My goodness, that is fabulous. Very few people have accomplished something like that. I am sure he will have no trouble continuing to find work in theatre. July 5, 2007 10:31 AM
	Jim Hill said: Jim Hill brings you along to the Lunt-Fontanne. Where the curtain finally came down on this long running Disney Theatrical production this past Sunday night July 31, 2007 1:31 PM