SzczerbiakManiac
07-24-2006, 02:42 PM
Any fans of The Hass here on LoT? You may be interested in this:
Originally Posted by Celebrity Week (http://www.celebrityweek.com/news/show_news.asp?id=712)
First of all, we are NOT making this up. David Hasselhoff—star of Knight Rider, Baywatch and the new hit variety show America's Got Talent told us today that he is heading to Australia to appear in a stage production based on his life.
David Hasselhoff: The Musical will include sets inspired by The Young and The Restless, Knight Rider and the songs of Teddy Pendergrass. "I am also doing a heart-rendering set on my life and the mistakes I have made," the star says. "It sounds like a bad joke, but it is really going to be a good show... totally campy. It’s written by the same people who wrote Bette Midler’s show and produced by the people who produced Chicago in London."
The production—which features dancers from both Chicago and Jeckyl & Hyde—will open in Melbourne (date to be determined) before hopefully coming to America. "If it ends up in Vegas, how great would that be?" he says. "I want to entertain people. Sammy Davis (Jr.) was my hero." Hasselhoff, 54, will also release his autobiography, Making Waves, on September 10.
Originally Posted by Celebrity Week (http://www.celebrityweek.com/news/show_news.asp?id=712)
First of all, we are NOT making this up. David Hasselhoff—star of Knight Rider, Baywatch and the new hit variety show America's Got Talent told us today that he is heading to Australia to appear in a stage production based on his life.
David Hasselhoff: The Musical will include sets inspired by The Young and The Restless, Knight Rider and the songs of Teddy Pendergrass. "I am also doing a heart-rendering set on my life and the mistakes I have made," the star says. "It sounds like a bad joke, but it is really going to be a good show... totally campy. It’s written by the same people who wrote Bette Midler’s show and produced by the people who produced Chicago in London."
The production—which features dancers from both Chicago and Jeckyl & Hyde—will open in Melbourne (date to be determined) before hopefully coming to America. "If it ends up in Vegas, how great would that be?" he says. "I want to entertain people. Sammy Davis (Jr.) was my hero." Hasselhoff, 54, will also release his autobiography, Making Waves, on September 10.