Disney Theatrical to Share Profits With Original Frozen Cast
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Show Closed This production ended its run on March 11, 2020 The reverberations continue after the producers of Hamilton agreed to share some of the megahit’s profits with the original company members, which emulated a voluntary agreement reached with the original cast of A Chorus Line in the 1970s. Broadway.com has confirmed with a production spokesperson that Disney Theatrical will now follow suit with its much-anticipated upcoming stage adaptation of Frozen.“We treasure the relationship with our actors and stage managers and are proud to have hired several hundred of them on Broadway alone,” said Thomas Schumacher, President of Disney Theatrical Productions, in a statement. “We’re thrilled that, should Frozen reach success, our Equity collaborators will share in the profit.”This marks the first time a Broadway production not developed as a workshop has offered backend participation before the show has begun. Disney Theatrical has previously paid some sort of extra compensation for success—Aida’s development actors received an annual bonus for each of its four years on Broadway.Now, for the small print. From this month on, Equity members who participate in any of the development, pre-Broadway, or the original Broadway cast of Frozen will share in 0.5% of net profits of the first three English language productions, for the first ten years of profitability. If a member participates in development but does not go on to join the pre-Broadway or Broadway company, he or she will remain in the participation pool and also may be eligible for a buyout depending on the terms of the hire.The cast has not yet been announced for the show, which will be directed by Michael Grandage. Based on Disney’s Oscar-winning musical, the tuner will begin performances at Broadway’s St. James Theatre in spring 2018. The production is set to make its world premiere at the Buell Theatre in the Denver Center for the Performing Arts in August 2017.The Frozen stage adaptation will feature the beloved tunes (and several new ones) by married songwriting duo Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez and a book by screenwriter Jennifer Lee.
continue reading » 32SHARESShareShareSharePrintMailGooglePinterestDiggRedditStumbleuponDeliciousBufferTumblr The challenges facing organizations these days are horrendous. Uncertainty, unpredictability, and randomness all underscore the storm forces that threaten to destroy them.To thrive and survive the maelstrom requires more than greatness from the individuals entrusted to lead in this type of world.“Great” doesn’t cut it.We need leaders that are stand-outs; people who cannot be compared to others because their distinctiveness defies any standard.Here are 10 practical and proven attributes of the stand-out leader that I have discovered:The stand-out leader:Creates discontinuity in the organization to create opportunities for competitive advantage and growth. They are not content with managing the momentum of the business. They cause interventions that force people to challenge the status quo and think differently. They don’t wait for a reason to change; they “force” change and make it integral to the organization’s DNA.
C-Fam 27 June 2013An international lawyer has filed complaints against France in the UN Human Rights Council for brutalizing peaceful demonstrators. Videos show French police beating marriage demonstrators, using tear gas and clubs against women, men, elderly and children.Homosexual marriage and adoption became law in France on May 18. But a movement numbering millions of French citizens is determined to change that. La Manif Pour Tous, which means “demonstration for all”, is not relenting despite the government’s attempts to intimidate and violently repress them. Read MoreSEE THE EVIDENCE
BROOKVILLE, Ind. — 1 Voice is holding a recovery walk in Brookville this Saturday.Audio Playerhttp://wrbiradio.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/1-voice.mp300:0000:0000:00Use Up/Down Arrow keys to increase or decrease volume.That’s 1 Voice’s Sammantha Linder.The Recovery Walk will start at RedLife Church on Main Street at 2 PM, and there will be a short rally that follows.The walks and events can save lives by bringing awareness to help fight the Heroin epidemic.
GOODLAND, Kan. (Sept. 28-29) – Dominic Ursetta took a new car that had sat idle in his shop all season and parked it in victory lane twice during the Sherman County Speedway Flatlander.Ursetta won both Sept. 28 and 29 IMCA Modified features at Goodland, taking $1,000 checks each night.“I didn’t race much this year but I had a new car (a 2018 GRT by Phillips) sitting in the shop,” he said. “We threw it together and I told the guys after hot laps Friday that we had a good car.”He started from outside the front row on opening night and from 10th Saturday.Kyle Rohleder got by in lapped traffic for a brief turn at the front on Friday, but Ursetta regained the lead and hit his marks the rest of the way. Rohleder, Jeremy Frenier and Garrett Sporhase completed the top four.Eddie Belec, Rohleder and Sporhase ran 2-3-4 on Saturday. Cautions played in Ursetta’s favor on night two as he took the top line from third to the lead on a restart at midway and never looked back.“I’ve had my ups and downs at the Flatlander before,” he said, “but it’s always a cool race. We had a great weekend.”Both Stock Car features paid $1,000 to win, with Jeff Tubbs scoring Friday honors ahead of Chris Heim and Kyle Pfeifer. Mark Zorn led the way to the checkers on Saturday, with B.J. Wagoner and Tubbs in pursuit.Earning $750 for their IMCA Sunoco Hobby Stock wins were Cody Williams and Brady Bencken; $750 also went to Karl Chevrolet Northern SportMod winners Dustin Daniels and Blaine Walt.Toby Schwien took home $200 along with the top Mach-1 Sport Compact trophy.Sept. 28 Feature ResultsModifieds – 1. Dominic Ursetta; 2. Kyle Rohleder; 3. Jeremy Frenier; 4. Garrett Sporhase; 5. Ronnie Hill; 6. Adam Morris; 7. Bubba Alvarado; 8. Greg Gustus; 9. Matt Morris; 10. Don Geist; 11. Cody Gearhart; 12. Chris Remetes; 13. Bryan Harkness; 14. Garfield Lopez; 15. Ricky Eidel; 16. Jeff Seesholtz; 17. Vincent Evenson; 18. Grant Florence; 19. Bryan Herrick.Stock Cars – 1. Jeff Tubbs; 2. Chris Heim; 3. Kyle Pfeifer; 4. Joe Bellm; 5. B.J. Wagoner; 6. Dusty Springer; 7. Kelly Yutterman; 8. Dillon Reese; 9. Dominic Ursetta; 10. Mark Zorn; 11. Lloyd Meeske; 12. Kevin Wagoner; 13. Billy Aeby; 14. Rod Glenn; 15. Brian Lessig; 16. Jaylen Wettengel; 17. Austin Walker; 18. Johnny Yutterman; 19. Jason Luck; 20. Colin Heim.Hobby Stocks – 1. Cody Williams; 2. Luke Wassom; 3. Colton Pfeifer; 4. Dwayne Wahrman; 5, Mike Kennedy; 6. Shad Cooper; 7. Braxton Berry; 8. Chris Hall; 9. Lance Yoxsimer; 10. Josh Barnhart; 11. Brett Copeland; 12. Shawn Weigel; 13. David Plumisto; 14. Jacob Stasser; 15. Jacob Huse; 16. Brady Bencken; 17. Angel Munoz; 18. Brady Henderson; 19. Josh Reece; 20. Curt Kennedy.Northern SportMods – 1. Dustin Daniels; 2. Jaylen Wettengel; 3. Ryan Moser; 4. Blaine Walt; 5. Nick Hankins; 6. Brett Berry; 7. C.J. Pfannenstiel; 8. Monty Nordyke; 9. Brian Morris; 10. Macen Shull; 11. Mitch Boesel; 12. Eric Munoz; 13. Doug Beaman; 14. Brendyn Nordyke; 15. Tim Garmann; 16. Scott Saunders; 17. Cody DeWester; 18. Michael Blackard; 19. Danny Concelman; 20. Jasen Gray.Sept. 29 Feature ResultsModifieds – 1. Ursetta; 2. Eddie Belec; 3. Rohleder; 4. Sporhase; 5. Brady Coen; 6. Gustus; 7. Matt Morris; 8. Hill; 9. Alvarado; 10. Gearhart; 11. Herrick; 12. Kale Smith; 13. Harkness; 14. Remetes; 15. Scott Smith; 16. Lopez; 17. Eidel; 18. Evenson; 19. Jeremy Andrews; 20. Frenier; 21. Adam Morris; 22. Seesholtz; 23. Florence.Stock Cars – 1. Zorn; 2. B.J. Wagoner; 3. Tubbs; 4. Jesse Taylor; 5. Chris Heim; 6. Colin Heim; 7. Meeske; 8. Pfeifer; 9. Danny Concelman; 10. Kevin Wagoner; 11. John Luck; 12. Springer; 13. Bellm; 14. Johnny Yutterman; 15. Walker; 16. Ondre Rexford; 17. Wheat Lippelman; 18. Reese; 19. Kelly Yutterman; 20. Glenn.Hobby Stocks – 1. Bencken; 2. Munoz; 3. Pfeifer; 4. Wahrman; 5. Williams; 6. Curt Kennedy; 7. Wassom; 8. Barnhart; 9. Cooper; 10. Berry; 11. Weigel; 12. Plumisto; 13. Austin Davis; 14. Stasser; 15. Yoxsimer; 16. Hall; 17. Josh Reece; 18. Michael Johnson; 19. Cody Lilly; 20. Tayah Reece; 21. Mike Kennedy; 22. Henderson; 23. Adam Bearman; 24. Copeland.Northern SportMods – 1. Walt; 2. Morris; 3. Dillon Schultz; 4. Berry; 5. Blackard; 6. Brendyn Nordyke; 7. Tom Nelson Jr.; 8. Concelman; 9. Munoz; 10. Moser; 11. Dave Garmann; 12. Scott Saunders; 13. Boesel; 14. Daniels; 15. Hankins; 16. Monty Nordyke; 17. Gray; 18. Tim Garmann; 19. Ricky Saunders; 20. Wettengel; 21. Beaman.Sport Compacts – 1. Toby Schwien; 2. Ryan Murphy; 3. Lanny Bolton; 4. Billy Turner; 5. Otto Schutte; 6. Jacey Archer; 7. Todd Trzcinski; 8. Jeff Klinkefus; 9. Zach Cardwell; 10. Lezley Tubbs; 11. Alicia Hilzer; 12. Wayne Clark; 13. Randy Murphy; 14. Starla Kennedy; 15. Melissa Johnson.
United head into Tuesday’s Champions League encounter with Shakhtar Donetsk in the throes of a crisis, following back-to-back home defeats in the Premier League. Moyes was not even born when the Red Devils last lost three successive games at Old Trafford, in the autumn of 1962, and if it happens again, United will lose top spot in Group A and be pitched into a nasty knockout-round clash with one of Europe’s heavyweights. Given they are currently occupying ninth spot in the table, the situation is barely comprehensible at a club so used to success, boasting a squad that, with the exception of Paul Scholes’ retirement, is the same one that lifted the championship by an impressive 11 points last season. Various theories have been put forward for the sharp downturn in fortunes and Moyes himself has identified a number of key areas where improvement is required. But to the Scot’s credit, he is refusing to hide behind excuses. “I take complete responsibility for the results,” he said. “It is tough because the expectancy is to win all the games and the results have not been good in the Premier League. “There is a bit of everything we could do with doing better. “Generally we’d like to play better. We would like to pass it better, to create more chances, I’d like to defend better when those moments arise. “I don’t think it is any one thing, it is all round we are trying to improve.” David Moyes has admitted he takes full responsibility for Manchester United’s current troubles. Press Association As Moyes pointed out, it is only a month since United defeated Arsenal, and a fortnight after the five-goal hammering of Bayer Leverkusen that will go down as one of the club’s great European away performances. What has alarmed supporters almost as much as those defeats by Everton and Newcastle is the manner of the losses. At the weekend in particular, once Yohan Cabaye scored, the lack of a response was strange for a club so used to dragging out late victories. “I agree,” said Moyes, when asked whether his team needed to show more belief and conviction. “In recent games we haven’t quite finished the games the way we would have liked to. “We have tried to make changes to improve things but it hasn’t quite happened.” It seems to underline a general belief that the squad Moyes inherited, for all its championship-winning credentials, is lacking in quality. Asked to clarify a comment earlier in his reign that his squad had the quality to compete, Moyes avoided giving a direct answer. “The question I got asked was whether the squad was big enough,” said Moyes. “I said, yes, the squad was big enough.” But when question was changed to “is it good enough”, Moyes merely repeated: “I believe the squad is big enough.” The pain is sharp, though. “The players are hurting because they are used to winning,” said Moyes. “When they don’t win that hurts them. They care very much about the team and the club. “They are good lads and they will respond in the right way.” The point was reinforced by Brazilian full-back Rafael: “Of course it hurts,” he said. “As a United player I want to win every single game. We must work more and improve ourselves.” Yet despite this apparently bleak backdrop, Moyes claimed he felt uplifted when he left the stadium on Saturday because he had seen enough to raise his own morale. “The game raised my spirits,” he said. “It just made me more determined that we improve and get better.” Moyes has spoken on a number of occasions this term of having to ride a few blows before he gets into the position he wants. He has also said previously it will take more than one transfer window to sort out the issues he clearly believes have been inherited. And all caused by the retirement of one man. “The biggest transition is that a manager who was here for 26 years has now moved on and a new manager has come in,” said Moyes. “It is a transitional period for the whole football club, not just me and the players.” 
As part of its efforts to deepen its roots in Nigeria, Ethiopian Airlines, has joined the Coal City Marathon as its awards and bib sponsor.The marathon will hold in Enugu on November 24, 2018.Ethiopian Airlines (Ethiopian) is the fastest growing Airline in Africa. Speaking on the marathon, PR/Media Partner of Ethiopian Airlines (Enugu), Mr. Wilson Uche Ugwu, who represented the Traffic and Sales Manager, Mr. Solomon Mengistu Mekonnen, said Ethiopian Airlines is also interested in other partnerships with the state aimed at developing athletics, especially long distance races.“Long distance running is close to the heart of Ethiopian Airlines. Ethiopia has a long history of supporting long distance running and played a significant role in sponsoring young athletes like Haile G. Selassie in their early years of athletics,” Mr Ugwu said.He also noted that the 21-kilometre Half Marathon is happening at a historic time in the history of the Airline.“Coal City Marathon coincides with the delivery of Ethiopian Airlines’ 100th Aircraft. It is also happening at a time our airline was crowned “Best African Airline” at Arabian Travel Awards 2018, giving us a reason to celebrate the long running commitment to the development of Nigeria’s economy with the long range and world class service of Ethiopian Airlines,” he added.The airline has been sponsoring the Great Ethiopian Run as, “Official Airline of the Race” since 2006 and other sporting activities, helping to groom new set of athletes.Ethiopian Airlines said such sponsorships help to demonstrate its affinity to the mass sport in Africa, especially as it relates to discovery of new talents that will put Africa on the global sporting map.The Coal City Half Marathon has attracted other brands, who are also committed to the success of the race. Some of the brands include Kwese Media, Studio 24, Red Bull energy drink, Three Crowns milk, Tetralog and iTour Africa, among others.Share this:FacebookRedditTwitterPrintPinterestEmailWhatsAppSkypeLinkedInTumblrPocketTelegram
Weeks of sunshine, good temperatures and calm conditions were long gone by the time Baldwinsville welcomed all of the Salt City Athletic Conference’s cross country teams to Wednesday’s annual league championship meet.With steady rain churning up mud all over the Durgee Junior High School course, it took hard work for both the boys and girls Bees to register fourth-place finishes in both the overall standings and the SCAC Metro division.B’ville’s boys were again led by the duo of Jack Michaels and Colin Delaney, each of whom posted top-10 finishes. Michaels, in 16 minutes, 49.8 seconds, got to seventh place, beating out Delaney, who was eighth in 16:54.5. McKenzie Schmidt led the Bees, the junior going 20:55 flat for 18th place overall and 14th place among SCAC runners as F-M’s Claire Walters claimed the title in 18:03.2.Vivian Holden-Betts got 25th place for B’ville in 21:17.6, while Anna Conklin was 29th among team runners in 21:32.5. Margaret Solomon, in 22:04.1, beat out Sarah Fawwaz (22:12.3) for 37th place as Sage Springsteen was 43rd in 22:35.5 and Annabelle Horan posted 23:34.3. Tags: Baldwinsvillecross country Share this:FacebookTwitterLinkedInRedditComment on this Story Among the SCAC Metro sides, B’ville’s total of 85 points was just behind Liverpool (76) and Cicero-North Syracuse (78) as state Class A no. 1-ranked Fayetteville-Manlius won with 23 points, with Sam Otis (who won in 15:44.8), Geoff Howles and Peyton Geehrer sweeping the top three for the Hornets.Behind Michaels and Delaney, the Bees had James Cary finish 24th overall in 17:49.4. Solomon Holden-Betts had a 30th-place clocking of 18:07.2 that put him 24th in the SCAC Metro race, while Nate Hludzenski (18:26.4) just beat Aidan Micho (18:27.2) to the line and Tom Hagopian finished in 18:31.6.The girls SCAC race followed and, as the rain picked up in volume, B’ville again finished fourth behind F-M, C-NS and Liverpool, this time placing all five of its top runners within the top 40 overall.
Published on November 28, 2015 at 11:26 am Syracuse made 34 total 3s in its three wins at the Battle 4 Atlantis. Yes, 34. Yes, in three games.And while that number is impressive on its own, it gets even more gaudy when you look at the last five seasons of SU basketball. By averaging more than 11 3s a game in three straight games, and days, the Orange (6-0) was able to knock off two ranked opponents — No. 18 Connecticut and then No. 25 Texas A&M in the championship game Friday — and prove its legitimacy in the early going.Below is a breakdown of how Syracuse’s perimeter performance in the Battle 4 Atlantis compared to its hottest shooting nights of the last five seasons. The statistic presented with each game is 3-point field goals made by the Orange, according to College Basketball Reference’s game logs.The three-game totals from past years aren’t in consecutive games (like the Battle 4 Atlantis) but rather the three games in which the Orange made the most 3s that season.Read all of our Battle 4 Atlantis coverage here.2015–16 — Battle 4 AtlantisSyracuse 83, Charlotte 70 (Nov. 25, 2015): 14Syracuse 79, Connecticut 76 (Nov. 26, 2015): 9Syracuse 74, Texas A&M 67 (Nov. 27, 2015): 11Total: 34AdvertisementThis is placeholder text2014–15Syracuse 78, Colgate 43 (Dec. 22, 2014): 10Syracuse 70, Florida State 57 (Jan, 11, 2015): 10Syracuse 86, Wake Forest 83 (OT) (Jan. 13, 2015): 9Total: 29 (Five fewer than Battle 4 Atlantis)2013–14Syracuse 93, Binghamton 65 (Dec. 7, 2013): 13Syracuse 82, Cornell 60 (Nov. 8, 2013): 10Syracuse 61, Notre Dame 55 (Feb. 3, 2014): 10Total: 33 (One fewer than Battle 4 Atlantis)2012–13Syracuse 62, Pittsburgh 59 (March 14, 2013): 12Syracuse 91, Arkansas 82 (Nov. 30, 2012): 11Syracuse 108, Monmouth 56 (Dec. 8, 2012): 11Total: 34 (Same as Battle 4 Atlantis)2011–12Syracuse 84, Eastern Michigan 48 (Dec. 29, 2011): 13Cincinnati 71, Syracuse 68 (March 9, 2012): 13Syracuse 88, North Carolina State 72 (Dec. 17, 2011): 11Total: 37 (Three more than Battle 4 Atlantis)2010–11Syracuse 97, Morgan State 55 (Dec. 20, 2010): 12Syracuse 100, Colgate 43 (Dec. 11, 2010): 11Villanova 83, Syracuse 72 (Jan. 22, 2011): 10Total: 33 (One fewer than Battle 4 Atlantis)Why this mattersEven if the Orange improved its national reputation with its Battle 4 Atlantis victory, it still has a small handful of deficiencies that could be problematic moving forward.The biggest is its thin front court that had trouble on the defensive glass as the opponents got bigger and better. Another is how, right now, Syracuse is really leaning on a six-man rotation that includes 6-foot-9 center Dajuan Coleman. Coleman is coming off two knee surgeries and a 22-month recovery from the second, and it’s hard to say what SU will get from him in a given night.But if the Orange can shoot the ball relatively close to how it did in Atlantis, the team’s shortcomings will continue to be masked. SU head coach Jim Boeheim has repeatedly said his team will beat good squads if it shoots well from 3. That was the winning formula in Syracuse’s first two real tests of the young season, and could prove a reliable one moving forward. Comments Facebook Twitter Google+
An eight-foot bronze statue of legendary sprint icon Usain Bolt was unveiled at Jamaica’s National Stadium in Kingston on Sunday, Dec 3.The statue, sculpted by Basil Watson, shows Bolt making his trademark ‘to the world’ stance.The Jamaican sprinter, who retired from a superlative career in track and field after the IAAF World Championships London 2017, was at the ceremony to show his appreciation for the statue.Prime Minister Andrew Holness unveiled the statue and was the guest speaker at the event said Jamaica owe Bolt a lot for the branding capital he has given to the country.Among those paying tribute at the unveiling ceremony were Warren Blake, President of the Jamaica Athletics Administrative Association (JAAA); Victor Lopez, President of the North American, Central American and Caribbean Association of Athletics (NACAC); Sebastian Coe, President of the International Association of Athletics Federation (IAAF), who spoke via video; Sports Minister Olivia Grange; and Dr. Peter Phillips, Leader of the Parliamentary Opposition. An eight-foot bronze statue of legendary sprint icon Usain Bolt was unveiled at Jamaica’s National Stadium in Kingston on Sunday, Dec 3.