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It would seem too small. What about Amelie? I would think Harry potter would want a bigger theatre. I think the shubert would fit better for them because they could have a nice marquee set up.
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A friend told me Spongebob is going into a Jujamcyn house, so the Wilson makes sense. (Unless they're hoping Kinky will close in the next year or so, and then they could go to the Hirshfeld?)
I don't think either the Wilson nor the Kerr are big enough for SpongeBob. The Hirschfeld could do it but truthfully I'd love to see it in the Marquis. Haven't heard the Jujamcyn rumor.
Hirschfeld seats 1,424. August Wilson seats 1,275. Kerr seats 975. If SpongeBob is really going into a Jujamcyn house, the Hirschfeld seems the likeliest bet, considering their probable commercial expectations.
Jeffrey Karasarides said: "Unless Something Rotten! ends up closing within the next few months.
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The st. James would then be unavailable due to renovations and frozen
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I'm holding out for a straight play in August Wilson as well.
Folks have talked about Nederlander taking War Paint - but I'm keeping my fingers crossed for any news. Kerr would be a great choice for that. They can use the beautiful outward proscenium to do clever staging for the two leads.
Caption: Every so often there was a rare moment of perfect balance when I soared above him.
I'd be perfectly happy if Smokey Joe's Café really happens and lands back here.
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This would be a great house for SMOKEY JOE'S, especially if all those involved in the developmental reading do the show.
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