Ooooooh and I think Tee Boyich had been with Mean Girls since very early readings like...as early as the first workshops in 2016. That's a long time to be involved with a show, especially since she didn't continue on in the lead as Cady (even if she got to be the standby).
ColorTheHours048 said: "theaterlyfe19 said: "If I wasn't a huge fan of Great Comet (liked some songs, just couldn't get into the story) should I skip this? I'm intrigued by the preview clip thing Jordan Roth posted, but at the same time I'm not sure. Thoughts?"
The Great Comet and Hadestown share only one thing in common: their director. That’s it. Wildly different shows and scores and vibes. If you’re intrigued and can afford
dramamama611 said: "I found this interesting....the number of people that are connecting Comet with Hadestown. It just seems so...odd...to me. (And I'm not bashing anyone, just making a comment.)"
I actually have no idea why I connected the two...maybe it's just because of the director. But that's no reason to think they'd be the same style....but I am wondering if there'd be a certain audience that would enjoy both, or if they're so different
quizking101 said: "The most famous example is George Lee Andrews, who is the world record holder for most performances in a single Broadway show.
He was part of the original cast of PHANTOM and played 9382 performances over 23 years.
Marian Seldes also holds a record for most performances on Broadway without a break or vacation (“Most Durable Actress&rdquo for having appeared in all 17
So I was looking at the cast list for Waitress on playbill.com, and other shows (purely out of curiosity), and I noticed that Stephanie Torns has been with the show since it opened. I know she was also with it when it had its run at A.R.T. Christy Altomare and John Bolton have been with Anastasia since Hartford as well (so that gives them 3 years, I think?). That's a while to be with a show! But it makes me think about other long-running shows and ensemble members...like who has been with
If I wasn't a huge fan of Great Comet (liked some songs, just couldn't get into the story) should I skip this? I'm intrigued by the preview clip thing Jordan Roth posted, but at the same time I'm not sure. Thoughts?
OlBlueEyes said: "Thanks for the apology. We all lose it here now and then for one reason or another. An apology, even if we think undeserved, should end matters and everyone should forget about the trouble."
heah but I’ve done it more than most and tbh I’m embarrassed about that. You’re right.
The mezzanine is not the balcony. Or is it? Mar 14
2019, 04:01:21 PM
I’d like to apologize to everyone on this thread who feels that I have attacked them or reacted inappropriately. While I think it’s silly to overreact over someone commenting on a thread from a while ago, I DID overreact in my comments and for that I’m sorry I’ll try to avoid having this happen again.
Hamilfan2 said: "Jeremy Jordan teased a return to Broadway in a musical and he said it would be “very soon” so I wonder if he’ll be the next Dr P. Plus this may be a stretch but one of Shoshana’s intagram clues feels like a reference to the Last Five Years movie (the hand holding pic is a shot from Next Ten Minutes)."
I was already planning to get tickets to see Shoshana, but if this happens I will get them as soon as he's announced!
jigblob said: "Does anyone know if they put up the "At this Performance" board at a specific time prior to curtain? I know some ofthe housesdo it an hour or so beforehand but wasn't clear if this was a common practicefor most shows..."
the board is inside the house, so unless you’re seeing the show or it’s announced before by an actor, you won’t know if there’s an understudy on or anything.
for having appeared in all 17
I’ll try to avoid having this happen again.
