Sky Arts Falstaff
Oh dear, another sales pitch! As I type this, our very funny version of Verdi's "Falstaff" is being broadcast on Sky Arts. If any one is watching, or wants to watch when it is repeated on Wednesday at 2.00pm, Thursday at 10.00am! or Sunday at 2.oopm, please - enjoy.
But perhaps more importantly for Capriol and our plans for the future, we will be putting out a DVD early next year, in partnership with a leading classical CD company. If enough people want to buy the DVD, which will also contain a "behind the scenes" documentary and, hopefully, a very silly and amusing five minute short made by some of the cast, we will make it available in advance for a discount price. If you are keen on this film, please go to the contact us section of this website and register your interest and we will attempt a "rush release!"
And now I must rush!
But perhaps more importantly for Capriol and our plans for the future, we will be putting out a DVD early next year, in partnership with a leading classical CD company. If enough people want to buy the DVD, which will also contain a "behind the scenes" documentary and, hopefully, a very silly and amusing five minute short made by some of the cast, we will make it available in advance for a discount price. If you are keen on this film, please go to the contact us section of this website and register your interest and we will attempt a "rush release!"
And now I must rush!
2 Comments:
Will the "behind the scenes footage" include the crane almost sinking?
Sadly, not. Neither does it have any record of the entire cast huddled in a tractor shed with the rain pouring through the roof, singin the final fugue a cappela, to keep their spirits up. Nor, for that matter do we see me standing by the enormous crane as it sank further into the mud, wondering how the hell we were going to finish the final night shoot. We did - it was all done by magic.
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