Sting, center, is staging the December 9, when he joined the cast of 'The last ship.'
Sting is the worker of show when it comes to her man Broadway show "the last boat."
The former frontman of the Police, who took over earlier this month as the lead in an attempt to save his show that suffer from folding, was set to appear in two unrelated tribute Monday night performances, but also had to sandwich of a showtime Broadway in Neil Simon Theatre right in the middle.
Sting committed only one night a tribute to James Taylor, directed and produced by T.Oliver Reid, 54 W. 54th St. then where is conducted in Taylor "Shower the People" at 7 and 9 : 30 pm shows.
"He's going to do the show early, and then 15 minutes later run two blocks south of performance week of special New Year" The Last Ship ", an organizer program Confidenti @ l said, shortly before the harrowing night of interpreter should begin. "After the curtain call Broadway, he will run again until 54 then 15 minutes to spare, to perform the song of Taylor once more before the end of the show late 54 below."
Our source says that Sting stuck to compromise because he is a big fan of Taylor.
. "They have theme nights, which have made Dolly Parton wanted to do it because it is a musicologist, knows all about the music," says our insider. "Sting will run again with one of his fellow cast of Broadway".
No way was Sting going to miss a performance in "The Last Ship," which began starring December 9 and will continue for a month. He wrote the music and lyrics and then joined the work - which deals with his childhood - after struggling ticketing threatened to shut the show down.
The 63-year-old also waived royalties to collect you at the show, as he defended the project and sat in the audience most nights before joining the cast.
The $ 14 million musical opened on October 26 with less than $ 3 million in advance ticket sales. Producers were certain that after criticism of the series, which were mixed, sales would increase.
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