Hi all - I'm selling 1 ticket to parts 1 & 2 of Angels in America tomorrow (Sunday 2/25) and the following Sunday (3/4). Both at 6 pm. TDF, so I'll know the location tomorrow. I paid $86 for both parts and am hoping to make it back, but since it's last minute, I'm happy to consider offers. I ended up going tonight, and it's really amazing - the show is in very good shape for previews. The price is a steal. I can pick up the tickets at noon tomorrow, and
Tonight is the night! Tickets are no longer available online, but you can come to the JCC starting at 6 pm to buy at the door. Cash or credit card.
We have an exciting surprise - Charlie Alterman, who music directed Next to Normal on Broadway, has come on board last minute and will be playing/conducting the show tonight.
I'm going to bite and actually answer the OP's question.
I'm going to go with these 3 as measures of success, which I believe are used often in the industry to measure success:
1 - financial - did it recoup its investment? That would make it financially successful. 2 - reviews - did the critics like it? That would make it a critical success. 3- awards - did it take home the big "Best Musical" Tony, or even The Pulitzer?
I looked into the industry day, and it's all about connecting to/interacting with fans. Definitely not the content I was expecting. I thought it would be about the general industry, not fan relations.