Magic, Hosting and a Broadway Rumour

Neil will host “It’s Magic”, part of a week long celebration of the Magic Castle‘s 100th anniversary. “It’s Magic!” will take place on Sunday, November 8th, at 7:00pm at The Kodak Theatre in Los Angeles, California. Tickets cost between $25 and $67.50, visit Ticketmaster to purchase.

Neil’s hosting gig at the Emmys saw the ratings rise almost 10%, similar to the ratings high achieved when he hosted the Tonys back in June. And the glowing reviews have continued to roll in over the last 48 hours; they now include NPR, Time Magazine, eonline, TV Guide, and Hugh Jackman.

Charity Folks are running an auction to win the chance to visit the set of HIMYM and meet Josh Radnor, to benefit Young Storytellers. The bidding currently stands at $1,500 and the auction runs for another 7 days. To find out more about Young Storytellers, visit youngstorytellers.com.

And finally, according to Roger Friedman of The Hollywood Reporter, Neil is set to join the cast of David Mamet’s “Race” on Broadway this winter. Rehersals begin on October 19th, previews run from November 17th and the play officially opens on December 6th, but there’s no official confirmation one way or the other yet, and we would suggest taking it with a pinch of salt at the moment as it would obviously seriously interrupt with Neil’s HIMYM commitments.


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That is awesome that the ratings on the Emmys went up so much. Go NPH! :)

Not that I wouldn’t love to see Neil back on Broadway someday, but I seriously hope that rumour about “Race” is not true because I can’t see how he could fit in HIMYM’s shooting schedule and that at the same time – especially since they are on opposite coasts of the US. And I really don’t want to see Barney have to be written out of the show for several episodes – that would suck.

Just thought that everyone might like to know that I have just posted another interview that I did with Neil on Monday at http://www.magicnewswire.com. cheers,
Dodd

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