REBECCA, the troubled musical which was to have opened on Broadway this year, is at the center of a criminal indictment alleging that financier and stock broker Mark C. Hotton defrauded the show’s producers of $60,000 and committed an unrelated $750,000 real estate scheme which prosecutors said featured some of the same deceptions used in the Rebecca fraud. Read more here.
The show's producer, Ben Sprecher, spoke out on CBS THIS MORNING - view the full interview below.
REBECCA, the new musical based on the classic novel by Daphne Du Maurier novel, was scheduled to begin rehearsals Monday, September 10 prior to an October 30 first preview and November 18 premiere at the Broadhurst Theatre.
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