One of the times that I saw Pippin, I had the opportunity to set in the first row seat that was next to the conductor. He doubled as a keyboardist and I could see his score. It was fascinating to look at it. It had numerous cues, lines, even staging comments. And typical of many musicians, some of his own cues- with highlighted and circled parts and the occasional "watch!" "wait" , etc. It was not anything like the vocal sele
Beetlejuice has climbed slightly each week since the Tony Awards. I wonder if their advance also shows this impact.
With the oncoming closings of Kong, Cher, Woman, etc, will Tootsie and Beetlejuice increase? I realize that we are going into a slow period (Sept-Oct), but they may get some of that crowd.
I find this page to have a good current list of Rush, Lottery and SRO options for shows. It is not always up to date, but give you a quick overview. I then go to the show's official website for details.
BrodyFosse123 said: "ErmengardeStopSniveling said: "BwayLB said: "Annie and Bye Bye Birdie are both equally wonderful. I’ve only seen their movie versions just not on stage. Except for a MTI Junior version of Annie. And I’ve seen just most of All Dogs Go To Heaven up until Let’s Make Music Together"
He wasn't involved with BYE BYE BIRDIE (that was the great Lee Adams)."
HogansHero said: "sorry but they don't need a gofundme. the union is their gofundme and they have been funding it since the day the signed on. That's outrageous."
I agree with you this is absolutely a worker's comp situation and their bills will be paid 100%
How often do you come to NYC? Chicago has been playing for 22 years and appears that it has many more years left. Tootsie may not be playing this time next year.
dramamama611 said: "Tom5 said: "As I mentioned before I wonder how many tickets must be sold on a daily basis to pay for the cars and limos the producers must provide for the actors to get them away from the theater unharassed."
Except there are very few actors this is done for."
