SchuylWERKsister said: "Samantha Marie Ware is no longer in this. Marianne is Kimber Sprawl"
Weird that it was announced then changed so soon. I saw Ware in Hamilton in Chicago and was looking forward to seeing her in something else. Anyone have any idea why the change?
Can anyone give me directions/a description of where the stage door is? A friend is going tonight and is having trouble finding it.
Girl From The North Country - Public Theater? Jul 26
2018, 02:56:14 PM
So happy this already extended! Just nabbed a seat in the second row for the (currently scheduled), closing performance on November 18th!
Rosemary's Baby as a play Jul 26
2018, 01:00:38 PM
Some aspects are indeed dated, but I feel the sum of its parts are actually very relevant in today's political climate. One of the story's main focuses is how our tragic heroine isn't in control of her circumstances and more importantly what's happening with her body. With reproductive rights being threatened as of late, I could see that aspect of this story striking a chord with a lot of people.
Rosemary's Baby as a play Jul 25
2018, 11:17:08 PM
Just watched this movie for the first time recently, and I can't help but shake how wondeful this could be as a straight play with the right script and director. My dream cast would be:
Annaleigh Ashford as Rosemary Jake Gyllenhaal as Guy Andrea Martin, Jackie Hoffman, or Mia Farrow as Minnie Kelsey Grammer as Roman
Girl From The North Country - Public Theater? Jul 25
2018, 10:56:36 PM
Just found out I won't be getting into the city until mid November. Fingers crossed this does well enough to warrant a slight extension!
Relevance81491 said: "PSA I just got an email about 24 hour advanced access to The Public (including this and Mother of the Maid) from Today Tix!!! This is a great opportunity, so get them while you can"
Can someone link me to this? I haven't received an email from TodayTix
Evans2 said: "This news is some nice press for the upcoming Cher show on Broadway."
Very true. I wouldn't be surprised if Stephanie J. Block and some of the cast was asked to perform.
Who Have You Gotten Stuff Back From? Jul 22
2018, 05:45:59 PM
Today I got a reply from Teal Wicks from when she was in The Cher Show. She signed some photos I sent, and sent back a sweet personalized playbill that said "Cher the love".
Who Have You Gotten Stuff Back From? Jul 21
2018, 05:10:35 PM
Meant to post before, but a couple days ago I got a cast signed playbill from the stage manager of The Cher Show in Chicago. I sent the request around the end of June.
Is JLP transferring? Jul 19
2018, 07:25:51 PM
I didn't see the show at ART, but I've been a fan of Stanley for a few years and was hoping this might be her "big break" to finally get some semblance of mainstream recognition, at least in the theater world. I honestly think this would do fine without a star. The ART run sold extremely well, plus the number of Alanis fans is kinda endless. I really hope Elizabeth gets the chance to shine in a lead role on Broadway after being a solid supporting actress for many years.
Girl From The North Country - Public Theater? Jul 18
2018, 11:51:13 PM
Does the starting ticket price seem a bit steep to anyone else? Was thinking about making this part of my early November trip, but $95 is kinda pricey, no?
Extra Jagged Little Pill Program? Jul 17
2018, 08:10:10 PM
Does anyone have an extra? I'd love to have one. Happy to pay for the playbill as well as shipping costs. PM if you can help. Thanks in advance!
Ado Annie D'Ysquith said: "I watched the first movie againlast week and realized that Donna and her friends allude to her mom being dead more than once. Is that ever mentioned, or has it become a mere continuity glitch?
Six minutes of screen time though...DAYUM...wonder how much Meryl pocketed for that!"
Re: Donna's mother being dead
Its never discussed or clarified. That's one of the main plot holes. You just accept Donna's mother i
kofler22 said: "And how big is Cher’s charachter? Do they explain why she disowned Donna when she got pregnat? "
Cher is basically only in the third act of the film. Big enough to make an impact, but not really a big presence in the film as a whole. Basically it's implied that Donna wanted the separation between herself and her mother. It's said that Ruby (Donna's mother), cared more about furthering her own career as a performer than being a grandm
Who Have You Gotten Stuff Back From? Jul 17
2018, 02:18:07 PM
Yesterday I got a reply from Stephanie J. Block and Emily Skinner. I wrote to them both at The Cher Show.
They start this Friday! I caught this in Chicago and enjoyed myself for the most part, and I'm looking forward to hearing about changes and the addition of Andy Karl as Edward. Anyone going this weekend?
Solipsist234 said: "This is probably just going to be a hard no, but do they ever reveal who Sophie's dad is based on the past scenes?Also, how much time in the actual film do they spend in the past?"
It's still a mystery, and it's probably half and half for the time shifts.
