The Phantom of the Opera; The Boy from Oz; Oklahoma!; Avenue Q; Wicked; RENT; Wonderful Town; The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee; Hairspray; Chicago; Chitty Chitty Bang Bang; Little Shop of Horrors; Sweeney Todd; Seascape; Primo; The Producers; Sweet Charity; Brooklyn; Gypsy; Beauty and the Beast; In My Life; Ring of Fire; Lestat; The History Boys; The Drowsy Chaperone; Caroline, or Change; Assassins; Dame Edna; Fiddler on the Roof; Spamalot; Tarzan; All Shook Up; Steel Magnolias; Dirty Rotten Scoundrels; The Woman in White; Seascape; Doubt; Mamma Mia; Jersey Boys; A Chorus Line; Mary Poppins; Martin Short: Fame Becomes Me
It's not a good movie at all, but it's pretty close to the stage version, which isn't a good show, so there's that. The choreography is dreadful, and I hate the new song, which really serves no purpose. Victoria pretty much serves as the audience, since everything is being explained to her in lieu of the theater audience, so the changes mostly work. The scale looks ok, except when they use CGI, then it is completely inaccurate. However, I liked it for the most part. I hated th
TheatreFan4 said: "Also, is it fair to call Andy Blankenbuehlera hacky one trick pony yet? Because his Choreography in place of Gillian Lynne's was a **** show."
DigificWriter said: "n2nbaby said: " THIS close absolutely is unusual."
This is false. Every single film in both the The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings trilogies had their effects finished either the night before or the day of their World Premieres."
Premiers can happen weeks before a movie is released into theaters.
On a similar note, it's anyone going to the screening tomorrow at the Landmark? I have to&nb
Justin D said: "its supposed to he after memory (so they have said) its more of a "at least you got a full life to look back on, i have nothing, but hope now that i have been accepted into the tribe i will male memories of my own."
I though this was quite straight forward"
So she retreads Grizabella's storyline, which will probably give the audience a "huh?" moment. What a lame storyline to give an unimportant character a storyline.
DooWahDiddy said: "It depends, of course, on how many of those auditions are successful, since it's hard to audition while you're in rehearsal/performances (although it can be done), but I would say somewhere in the ballpark of 75-100. That works out to about twice a week, which I would say averages out because sometimes it might be three one week, but only one the following week.
Everyone is different so of course there is no "typical" (maybe it's a
Highland Guy said: "And rightly so. Even if his performance was terrible (which apparently it was not), there was no reason for him to have been booed."
Oh i don't know, being a sex predator I think is worthy of being booed. Just because you support his offenses doesn't mean the rest of us have to.
Mike Barrett said: "magictodo123 said: "This is more of a touring question...
I know Harry Potter and The Cursed Child has several different productions going on right now, but with everything involved in it, the intricacies of the set...could the show ever tour?"
Highly doubt it. My guess is just multiple sit down productions. San Francisco, LA, maybe Orlando since the WizardingWorld is so popular and Universal is doubling their resort size,
Dolly80 said: "jThe Music Man was designed for the WG from day 1. Designs were handed in mid summer so there was no switching of theatres. Rudin wanted the WG.. he got it."
Being designed for the Winter Garden and originally being planned to open at the Winter Garden are two entirely separate things. It may have been designed for the Winter Garden, but it wasn't always planned for it. But nice try.
jo said: "Someone posted on Instagram a photo of the lab work in September that was done by an ensemble related to Music Man, with Rudin, Carlyle and Sutton in the photo with a fairly large group. Could this lab work reported as month-long have been the basis for the decision on choosing WGarden (and not the Shubert) as what would be a more appropriate stage setting for them?
Mike Barrett said: I don't like Rudin, and I get what he's done in this situation, but considering there were indeed other houses available it just looks more and more slimy. That doesn't sell as well these days. Sorry for any poster who disagrees with that. It may not hurt him with Hugh and The Music Man but he's playing a very risky game for future sales and business."
Again, this was a decision made by the Shubert Organization, not Rudin. Beetle
I think people are being a bit too quick to assign greediness and blame to Rudin and/or the Shuberts. At the beginning of Mockingbird's run, there were rumblings that the show would eventually move to another theater for Rudin's Music Man revival. However, I had heard in September that it had been determined that the Shubert didn't have the size they needed. Since Beetlejuice had previously met the conditions to enforce the stop clause, and the Winter Garden was th
Early in its run, Billy Elliot was stopped due to a set malfunction. One performance had 5 stoppages that they told the audience they could attend another performance for free.
mailhandler777 said: "Speaking of the robe. Last night at Jagged Little Pill the winner has only 3 shows to her credit. Is that the lowest number? Usually they have like 6-10 shows under their belt"
There is no "usually."
Dec 6
2019, 03:46:23 PM
David10086 said: "yankeefan7 said: "Just curious why anybody would care what the ladies of "The View" think about any movie."
That could be said about anyone reviewing a movie, play, tv show, book, etc.
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Or comments on a message board, for that matter.
Ticket Fees Question Dec 6
2019, 06:38:48 AM
What are you talking about? First, you can't buy tickets from the box office over the phone, you have to go in-person. Second, there is no fee other than the nonsensical restoration fee, but that's built into the ticket price, so it's not an added cost unlike the online fees.
Call_me_jorge said: "magictodo123 said: "Now more than ever I'm wondering what this means for the future of the show, and The Music Man. Interesting to see how this will play out."
I think we should wait to see how the show fares post January/February. If it’s still doing the same business, I’d expect The Music Man having to look elsewhere. I think the current likely scenario is that West Side Story is the show to close for The Music Man<
