In 1998 Premier Productions presented ‘A Chorus Line’ in the upstairs of the Forum Theatre – at the time the only venue big enough to allow 18 people to stand side by side! At the time it was a brave move, some would call it fool hardy – and it subsequently lost a fortune and put paid to Premier Productions for 4 years after that. Here’s some backstage footage at the start and then ‘One Singular Sensation’ – the iconic finale to the show.
Delighted to have this programme from the production of the Salvage Shop that played at our the Gaiety Theatre in Dublin in 1998. The Salvage Shop was written by local playwright Jim Nolan. The Show […]
Another rare extract from ‘The Little Whorehouse In Texas’ from 2003. Premier Productions produced the show in the Theatre Royal. No Video was recorded for this production, but thankfully WLR’s Waterford At 8 recorded some […]
Todays highlight is ‘Tale As Old As Time’ from Little Red Riding Hood, 1998
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