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MNNiceorIce said: "So...now this has wrapped up its pre-Broadway run in St. Paul with alternates on for two queens the entire run (one, Abby Mueller, formally announced, one, Brittany Mack, not), any thoughts that there could be casting shifts before Broadway previews start?

Seemed the St. Paul cast solidified their show/music/personalities into a tight knit group...nary a mention of either absent queen in any of their “ready for Broadway” posts, etc these last

Scarlet Leigh said: "I can't see them changing the costume design but perhaps altering the construction. I also can VERY much see them doing away with the "alternates" costumes on Broadway and everyone getting their own set of costumes for all the roles they cover. As much as I LOVE the concept of each girl getting their own personal look, it does in many ways highlight the fact that "HEY! HEY! THERE IS AN UNDERSTUDY ON! LOOK! LOOK AT THE UNDERSTUDY!" when the

I watched a Instagram Live last week with Sam Pauly and Brittney Mack and they said they heard there are going to be some changes to Broadway! They said they knew they were all getting new costumes, that would be a little easier to wash, and that the show would be "bigger."  

Considering a lot of press has been done with them in their current costumes, I have a feeling the costumes will look the same, but use different fabric to ease with the

So, I assumed the And Peggy Tour would be moving from San Fran to LA next year, but with its just announced extension (https://www.broadwayworld.com/article/HAMILTON-Extends-San-Francisco-Run-By-21-Weeks-20191104) does that mean there's going to be a whole new production/tour happening? Or is it safe to assume the Eliza Production (with possible cast changes) is moving to

In addition, I just wanted to add that a person's skin color is not always vital to a story. What I mean is there are certain shows like Caroline, Or Change or Miss Saigon, where a certain character's ethnicity is absolutely integral to the story. But, in a show like Company, where the entire concept is about "A man/woman with no emotional commitments reassess his/her life on their thirty-fifth birthday by reviewing his/her relationshi

Just because some of y'all don't interact with people of color or other ethnicities, in real life, doesn't mean this character Bobbie, who is not based on an actual human being, does or doesn't. So, why can't she have a diverse group of friends.

The whole concept of this revival was to modernize the show to be a representation of today, and one way they could've was to make it ethnically diverse, to reflect the Ne

bwayphreak234 said: "ljay889 said: "Now this new revival, this is definitely NOT going to be West Side Story. I have a feeling it’ll make theOklahoma revival look traditional."

I was thinking the same thing... At least Oklahoma! didn't touch the text or score..."

 

I feel like they're going to try to make this seem like it's going to be more of an Oklahoma!-esque revival, when in actuality its going to be mo

This may be a bit off topic, but the current Beautiful tour is coming to a city near me, so I went on the website and noticed the entire tour route consisted of 1-2 day stops. Considering that this IS an equity tour, since a handful of the actors have been on Broadway, is this normal? 

I know a lot, if not most, non-equity tours do this, but I haven't seen a lot of equity tours do this. I can't think of an equity tour that's done this in the past few year

Saw the matinee yesterday and it was great, I will try to see it again on Broadway in the spring! I had one of the $25 seats and it was perfect. The cast was all around great and each queen were really high energy and brought out all the stops......but, I wonder if they will all transfer to Broadway, or if it will be a completely different cast, only time will tell. 

There was apparently a technical difficulty prior to the show starting so it started about 20-25 minu