Post by mimi on Feb 27, 2008 17:05:13 GMT -5
Anne Lu - Celebrity News Service News Writer
Los Angeles, CA (CNS) - Grey's Anatomy is going live! The top rating drama series can't wait for months before they show a fresh episode so they are doing something about it.
Although the Writers Guild of America strike is over, it would take a while before they air a new episode and the cast can't wait that long. They have decided to put on a live show for one night only to hopefully lessen the income that was lost during the strike.
The series creator and executive producer Shonda Rhimes writes on their official website:
"For one night only, the casts of Grey's Anatomy and Private Practice are coming together for a live performance! An unforgettable evening of laughter and song to benefit crew members who were affected by the strike.
"Because while the strike is over, it will be months before many crew members are back to work. Millions of dollars in income were lost. Many crew members are suffering. And we want to do anything we can to help out.
"See them all! Cause they wanna see you! And help raise some money to help others."
The live show will be entitled 'Good Medicine.' It will be a stage production at UCLA's Royce Hall on February 29. The tickets for the event are available at ticketmaster.com.
www.allheadlinenews.com/articles/7010059653
Los Angeles, CA (CNS) - Grey's Anatomy is going live! The top rating drama series can't wait for months before they show a fresh episode so they are doing something about it.
Although the Writers Guild of America strike is over, it would take a while before they air a new episode and the cast can't wait that long. They have decided to put on a live show for one night only to hopefully lessen the income that was lost during the strike.
The series creator and executive producer Shonda Rhimes writes on their official website:
"For one night only, the casts of Grey's Anatomy and Private Practice are coming together for a live performance! An unforgettable evening of laughter and song to benefit crew members who were affected by the strike.
"Because while the strike is over, it will be months before many crew members are back to work. Millions of dollars in income were lost. Many crew members are suffering. And we want to do anything we can to help out.
"See them all! Cause they wanna see you! And help raise some money to help others."
The live show will be entitled 'Good Medicine.' It will be a stage production at UCLA's Royce Hall on February 29. The tickets for the event are available at ticketmaster.com.
www.allheadlinenews.com/articles/7010059653
