Concert Reviews

Meaf Loaf shuts down Yonge Street for Bat Out of Hell

Meat Loaf made a guest appearance and sang alongside the cast of the new Jim Steinman’s Bat Out of Hell: The Musical in front of Ed Mirvish Theatre Monday evening.  It was a short set of 4 songs from Meat Loaf’s massive selling album of the same name. The songs written by Jim Steinman was first conceived as a musical in 1975, and was staged onced in 1977. 
Ed Mirvish, director Jay Scheib and followed by Meat Loaf, said a few words about the production, which is slated to open in Manchester, England in June then arrive with a much “bigger stage act” here in Toronto starting Oct 14. Tickets are already opened to the public here!
Neil Van

Concert Photographer at Live in Limbo. Veggie running, musically inclined, photographer. The end.

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