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death of a salesman is streaming somewhere?

I think Sutton would be the obvious choice to take on the role next.  She would be AMAZINGGGG

nevermind, they previously said they were opening in october, but now they said not til January the earliest.  I wonder if papermill will open before Broadway does.  

 

https://www.broadwayworld.com/article/Paper-Mill-Playhouse-Extends-Closure-To-At-Least-January-Shares-Re-Opening-Details-20200715

Their website says they plan to open in October. Would you go?  I'm sad they canceled their production of Sister Act.

noah galvin's career suffered for telling the truth about colton haynes?  why would producers give a damn?

going to the theatre isnt allowed, but going to church is fine.

If I wanted to buy the Times Square Church, how much would it be?

Andrew Lloyd Webber is the only leader I see.  He has actually tried to have a conversation about the future of theatre, and constantly talks about the importance of it, and is a huge champion and advocate of the art form.  He has come up with innovative new ways to change the theatre so that it can reopen.  He has donated a lot of money over the years to the arts and music education.   He has released good content during these times, and started The Show Mu

They'll soon let people go to school and work.  Again, thousands of people all over the place.  On the subway, the bus, the office, the school.  I don't understand how they can let that happen, but continue to keep industries in the dark.

People are out and about in the city. Thousands of people crowding the streets.  How are they not letting people come together for certain things, and yet they do nothing to stop the crowds elsewhere.  BS

There should be a leader with an opinion.  Simply saying "nobody knows" is not a good trait of a leader.  I wish there was someone who could speak honestly about whats going on in terms of when the theatre should reopen, and how it should reopen.

She recently said that she was supposed to be workshopping a new musical this spring, but it got postponed.  Does anybody know anything about this? Writers? Director? 

Ben Platt is too much of an ego-maniac to give up this role.  His mindset here is, "This is the role that could win me an oscar, and daddy will help me get it!"

They couldn't really act opposite each other since the characters never met in real life unless the writers went fictional which they weren't going for. I personally loved the show, but Christine was the standout. She had the better opening number and by far the better 11 o'clock number.

She had the best role, and best performance.  Patti was her servant in that show.  Thoughts?

They get donations, and money from the government. But in terms of actual money that's made, most of it comes from galas, and after that, out of staters paying 25 bucks to get in. Hogan, do you understand they have to pay the curators and the artists working on their exhibits? People constantly coming in and out of the museum to build them. This costs millions of dollars that they wouldn't have to pay if they were shut down. Limiting the amount of people to come in

I think Sienna is the only one that would have had a chance to win the Tony. I agree Emma Stone would have been nominated, but I still think she would have lost to Jessie Mueller who was brilliant in Beautiful! Sienna said she felt like she artistically peaked doing Cabaret. I  didn't know much of her work going in, but I was blown away by her!! Ben Brantley said "I hate to keep telling people to go back to the cabaret, old chum, but Ms. Miller is a revelation here, the most rea

The only one that seems determined and untethered from reality is YOU. If it’s not safe to be in a theatre, it sure as hell ain’t safe to be in a museum with thousands of people coming through every day spreading the virus.