Anything is possible. And, I'm sure you would agree. That doesn't make any sense.
If anything, it could move to another Shubert owned theatre - if Shubert producers are eyeing that specific theatre for an upcoming show. That happens quite frequently.
I saw the show last night and she was fantastic! When I saw the show last month in OC, she had missed many performances due to illness. So, was lucky to have seen her go on in OC. Last night her energy level was much better and the audience loved it.
Yes, he's very, very talented. First time I saw him was in 1990 in the "Gypsy" revival with Tyne Daly. He was one of the newsboys.
It's sad that the announced National Tour of "On The Town" that he was going to headline, along with the Broadway bound revival of "Crazy For You" never happened.
Saw the show last night. Loved it! Betty was very "throaty" last night. She must have been getting over a bad cold as she had a handkerchief in her dress pocket that she used quite a few times, and coughed during applause, or would turn upstage during "Dancing" and other moments to cough. She was much better sounding and had a burst of new energy for Act 2.
Her Dolly was very fragile - similar to her Norma Desmond.
Yes, BettyBoy72, during her holiday break she was with friends and family, and did a lot of traveling. Betty has always supported her fellow actors by seeing their shows. It's always great to relax and do what you want to do when you're on vacation. Every person, regardless of the profession does that.
Bette wasn't a Trump fan and posted quite frequently about him, and that didn't hurt the box office at all.