OneNJen said: "I don't know the answer to your question, but I did notice something a few weeks ago when looking for tickets.
I wanted to possibly see MR again the last week in Feb., and when I was looking for tickets on ticketmaster there was a note that said during this performance the role of (I forgot if it was Satineor Christian) will not be played by (Aaron Tviet or Karen Olivio). Youmight want to check ticketmaster to see what it says. I had never seen this befo
Weird role to stunt cast. Aaron has half a song total, basically, and not much in the way of lines (and I say that as someone who really liked Kyle Selig's Aaron when I saw the show). We'll see but I can't imagine this is the kind of stunt cast that'll pack 'em in to the August Wilson.
chipsandguacplz said: "I'm 18 and wanted to send fanmail to Kathryn Gallagher in JLP- am I too old to send broadway fanmail/what's an appropriate age?"
I'm 30 and I send short notes to favorite actors who've inspired me or whose performances I particularly enjoyed all the time. My grandmother, before she passed, was still doing it at 83 (and stage dooring sometimes!). There's no age limit on it; as others have said, stay respectful, don't
Isn't another problem that the City building code has protected/preserved so much of the theatre district that renovating a building would be almost impossible?
Globefan said: "msmp said: "This is all secondhand, but my closest industry friend's social circle is basically all mortified at the changes made based on the invited dress. I'm really curious what the critical take is going to be, especially with (based on what's been said here and elsewhere) the de-emphasis of the female roles."
And also the casting of Amar Ramasar. Ugh"
Goes without saying that this was the first strike ag
This is all secondhand, but my closest industry friend's social circle is basically all mortified at the changes made based on the invited dress. I'm really curious what the critical take is going to be, especially with (based on what's been said here and elsewhere) the de-emphasis of the female roles.
joevitus said: "That probably was the question. It seems like I read somewhere that the title was taken from the children's song "Row, Row, Row Your Boat," though I'm not entirely sure that's accurate, as the song has no line with thatphrase.I'm guessing if the songis indeed the inspiration,Kaufman and Hart were making an ironic comparison between "Life if but a dream" and the far from idylliclivestheir protagonists end up living."
haterobics said: "On Friday night, three winners paid $1500 each for the bandana/backstage tour/photos. Not sure how they all split one bandana. You'd want the one with Tveitsweat soaking it, one would imagine?!"
...okay they are definitely gunning to be the ones to raise the most money this season. Wow.
What did Moulin Rouge end up doing? I saw on Instagram that at at least one show they auctioned off Aaron's bandana from the bows (curious how much that went for).
SweetLips22 said: "Call_me_jorge said: "As long as they can keep getting d-list celebrities to join the show for a few hundred bucks above equity minimum Chicago will keep chugging along. You can say the same thing about the broadway show, as well."
I don't understand your last sentence."
I read it as a general indictment of stunt casting on Broadway in general.
Signed playbill - $20 Signed poster - $40 Hello, Doggy! bandana - $10/$20 (two sizes) Christmas ornament - $20 Photo op with Carolee in the wedding/bows costume - $40, limited to first 20 (I think) people
JBC3 said: "Now picturing the audience revolt during the curtail call as they all rise, fists raised in protest and begin singing in unison, "I Feel Angry. Oh so angry. I feel angry, tense, and distraught ... ""
This sounds like it would be more entertaining than the revival would be. Imelda Staunton & Jenna Russell to lead HELLO DOLLY in London Nov 21
2019, 11:47:10 PM
Well, of all the productions of Hello, Dolly! that have been put on, this will certainly be one of them.
Rosette3 said: "chrishuyen said: "I don't think any of these will be completely megahits to begin with. Six probably has the largest potential to do that since it has a large online following, but that doesn't always translate to sales. Diana might get traffic mostly from people interested in the royal family, Company seems too niche to be a runaway hit, and Girl From the North Country got pretty divisive reviews last time it was in NYC iirc. Even Hadestown in the be
Gorlois said: "Hmm... how far do people expect The Crown to go? Season 4 will probably cover a good chunk if not all of the 80’s. Season 5 will probably be about the 90’s and her children’s marital woes. Season 6 could cover the early 2000’s and wrap up a lot of “storylines”— the death of her mother and sister, Charles and Camilla’s marriage, maybe Will meeting Kate and securing the future of the monarchy. If they go much beyond that, t
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Imelda Staunton & Jenna Russell to lead HELLO DOLLY in London Nov 21
2019, 11:47:10 PM
