He and Brantley both reviewed Follies last year (Matt in September, followed by Ben in November), so I still wouldn't be surprised if Brantley weighs in during his next London trip, whenever that may be."
Damn I reached my level of reading free articles on the NYT!!!
He and Brantley both reviewed Follies last year (Matt in September, followed by Ben in November), so I still wouldn't be surprised if Brantley weighs in during his next London trip, whenever that may be."
Damn I reached my level of reading free articles on the NYT!!!
BroadwayConcierge said: "SomethingPeculiar said: "It has the same lead producer as Anastasia, so ifAnastasia can stay alive another year (doubtful), maybe the Shuberts would let them continue in the Broadhurst? Tina's theatre in London is 1200 seats."
Interesting theory. I could see Anastasia wrapping it up Labor Day 2019, letting Tina take the Broadhurst for previews next Oct/Novand opening Nov/Dec.&
Famebroadway2 said: "King Kong previews start this Friday, 10/5! It looks like its pretty much sold out on 10/5. Anyone going? I can't wait to hear the reports on this one."
Heard that the house is papered for the first two performances this weekend!
Warbucks2 said: "I can't wait to hear the feedback from everyone. I don't have tickets until after opening. As I've said elsewhere, this show has spectacle in the bag. The question is whether the music OR the story are good. IF they have nailed one or the other, I see this running a long time. First time tourists to New York generally want to come and see a spectacle on Broadway, not a low budget art play. Hence why Lion King continues to run for so long.
givesmevoice said: "Well Patti also said in an interview about a month ago that she has a play in the pipeline after Company, but didn't give any specifics on what or where."
On April 7, we will say farewell to our dear KINKY BOOTS which will by then be the 25th longest-running Broadway show in history. 6 years on Broadway, 9 international companies, 6 million hearts and minds opened. Here we are at the beginning - opening night on Broadway. Come join us one last time before closing night. You really do change the world when you change your mind!
be more chill to broadway? Sep 28
2018, 02:40:11 PM
DramaTeach said: "Considering taking my 14 year old students because I know they all want to go. They've seen Dear Evan Hansen. How much more inappropriate is this one?"
NoName3 said: "Robbie2, what a gorgeous but overly huge venue for a stage show.
Was this originally a Golden Age Film Palace?"
Originally built to be a movie palace, The Stanley opened on September 10, 1928 with 2,963 seats. Constructed in just 13 months, it was designed by famous architect Thomas Lamb, who is considered one of the foremost designers of theaters and cinemas in the 20th century. His creations include the Fox Theatre in
sassylash3s said: "Most of the physical production has been recreated if somewhat simplified. The biggest change is that the hat shop is no longer a single set piece. Instead, the door, work room, closet, etc are all separate units that are moved into place independently.
bk said: "n2nbaby said: "Bette's Turban said: "Robbie2 said: "Bette's Turban said: "I don't know. Betty looks kind of frumpy and uncomfortable in that curtain call. Looking forward to this. Dolly is such a great show,"
I wouldn't say frumpy and uncomfortable since hersmile is beaming but a very mannered curtain call-bows."
Well you are right. Upon secondviewing I could tell
n2nbaby said: "Bette's Turban said: "Robbie2 said: "Bette's Turban said: "I don't know. Betty looks kind of frumpy and uncomfortable in that curtain call. Looking forward to this. Dolly is such a great show,"
I wouldn't say frumpy and uncomfortable since hersmile is beaming but a very mannered curtain call-bows."
Well you are right. Upon secondviewing I could tell that at the very e
Bette's Turban said: "Robbie2 said: "Bette's Turban said: "I don't know. Betty looks kind of frumpy and uncomfortable in that curtain call. Looking forward to this. Dolly is such a great show,"
I wouldn't say frumpy and uncomfortable since hersmile is beaming but a very mannered curtain call-bows."
Well you are right. Upon secondviewing I could tell that at the very end she was smiling