Only 10 Days Left to Stream Anything Goes Starring Sutton Foster for Free

Here's how to watch the Anything Goes PBS Broadcast, for the next 10 days:

The filmed production also stars three-time Olivier Award and Tony Award winner Robert Lindsay, Felicity Kendal, and Gary Wilmot. The show was filmed last year during the London remounting at the Barbican Theatre.

While originally meant to star Megan Mullally, the production asked Sutton Foster to take over when Mullally injured herself and had to drop out of the production.

With Foster now both making her West End debut and reprising her Tony Award-winning performance as Reno Sweeney, there's no wonder this pro-shot made our Top 10 Broadway Musicals to Stream in 2022 list.

Anything Goes is now available to stream for free through June 10th only! 

The musical won't be going offline on June 10th however, Anything Goes will become part of PBS' Passport program which enables viewers to donate to their local station in order to gain access to various past programming.

It is unknown how long the show will be part of the Passport program at this time.

The 2022 'Broadway's Best' season included a new documentary on the 2020 Company revival and the Shakespeare in the Park production of Merry Wives. Both productions can still be streamed online, for a limited time.

Anything Goes Producer Howard Panter, who is also the Creative Director of Trafalgar Entertainment, filmed "The King and I" starring another Broadway star, Kelli O'Hara, in 2018. "The King and I" is now widely available to stream through various online distributors. 

Anything Goes follows the same path as "The King and I" which was filmed by Trafalgar Releasing and released on various partner distribution channels, such as PBS.

Filmed West End musicals previously distributed by Trafalgar Releasing include The King and I, An American in Paris, 42nd Street, and Kinky Boots. 

When the ship sets out to sea, etiquette and convention dive overboard as two unlikely pairs set off on the course to true love, proving that sometimes destiny needs a little help from a crew of singing sailors, disguise, and some old-fashioned blackmail.

The creative team also includes set designer Derek McLane, costume designer Jon Morrell, music director and supervisor Stephen Ridley, lighting designer Hugh Vanstone, sound designer Jonathan Deans, and orchestrator Michael Gibson (with additions by Bill Elliott) and wig designer Campbell Young.

Dance arrangements are by David Chase, vocal arrangements by Rob Fisher, associate direction by Ian Waller, associate choreography by Carol Lee Meadows, associate set design by Ben Davies, associate costume design by Jan Bench, casting by Serena Hill, associate musical direction by Mark Aspinall, associate production management by Tom McEvilly and props supervision by Mary Halliday and Lisa Buckley.

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