Profile for MinervaMoon

(Insert Clever Name) said: "People NORMALLY leave at intermission if they have not enjoyed the show, and people have said somewhere on these boards that a lot of people were leaving Groundhog Day because they felt it wasn't as true to the movie."

John Cleese and his wife were in front of me at the last performance of GHD and they both left at intermission. He had tweeted about being at some other show the night before but said not a thing about this show. No idea

When I saw this thread I also went in wanting to give you encouragement, having made many close-call shows before, but sorry to say I actually laughed out loud when I saw the time frame. I think the 54 Below shows are a good idea, though!

As an aside, last summer I was visiting London and were supposed to arrive 11 AM on a Monday, and see Cursed Child at 2 PM and 8 PM Tuesday (the next day). Due to a storm that made us (and seemingly the entire NE United States) miss our connection, we

bwayrose7 said: "I can't help wondering if, in a weird way, this whole fiasco will make it likelier to get revived down the line than it would have otherwise. Now, it's not just the "cool and weird" show that couldn't find a big enough audience, but it's the innovative, creative show that was sunk prematurely by a scandal. Maybe I'm foolish, but I feel like that kind of history might prove irresistible to some producer down the line, the idea of bringing

Hairspray0901 said: "I still don't even understand how this Rafael Casal person even got involved, though? Who IS he? How did his tweets pick up so much steam?"

His connection to Oak is no big mystery and easily Googlable. He's Daveed Diggs's best friend. [1] [2] [

David10086 said: "I don't think Rafael Casal or Cynthia Ervivo would be happy if this happened to something they were in, and depending on for income. Think of the repercussions before you Tweet."

I don't think Rafael Casal or Cynthio Erivo are particularly happy about the show closing either. Whatever part one thinks they had to play in these developments, anyone who thinks that their goal was to tank the show, and that they are now congratulating each

#bitofaday definitely sounds Lin-related, but if he were going to pop in as Hamilton, it's weird that they would announce that in advance across all platforms. The LA opening is already gonna be widely covered and an appearance from Lin would be so much better if it were a surprise, not pre-hyped. 

It's definitely not going to be the release of the recording. 

I did get a big laugh out of the joke that he's gonna be joining The Great Comet. I'm gon

leighmiserables said: "bdn223 said: " I wonder how Broadway's black and POC community overall will react if down the line the show wants to stunt cast someone like Evanna Lynch (Luna Lovegood from the films) or even Emma Watson if god forbid she has a downward career spiral over the next 5 years as Hermione.  I just wonder considering this is  post The Great Comet fiasco, and despite the multiple racial inte

We did cancellation yesterday morning (March 4th) in the 23?F weather. Arrived sometime around 4:50 AM and ended up being 7, 8, and 9th in line. I say "ended up" because there was some shuffling around of the beginning of the line over the course of our wait so it was  difficult to know until closer to the time what our position was. Not exactly sure when the first people arrived but it seemed to be in the 3 AM hour, and I overheard that the first person had hired a l

maxkko said: "I ended up getting a front row seat that's the first after the aisle break on Orchestra Right. How high is the stage? If it is similar to Shuffle Along, I'm ok with it.

I was in this exact seat; the stage is very high. I'm not a tall person but I've also sat front row for many other shows with no problem. For this one the usher actually told me, "Some people find they need a booster seat, so just tell the person back there if you think y