LMcC95 said: "And I said a couple of month ago when a similar post was made, this show sucked. When it was done in Ashland, it was so embarrassing for the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. I hope this is not coming to broadway"
Of course, how can I forget that no show has ever improved after an early out-of-town developmental production?
I'm hearing rumors that the Nederlander is out. What other theatres are possibly up for grabs? They do have a commerical producer attached (like they seem to have for most of this season).
I guess the most basic answer to the question is: because they were not the lead producer. Scott Rudin picked up The Humans and Jeffrey Richards brought in Significant Other.
I'm going to answer based on my experience (others, please chime in if you have experienced something else!). I'll give a more generic answer first, and then dive into RTC.
The relationship between Off-Broadway NFPs and Broadway producers varies, but I would say that
Just a heads up, according to the Box Office, the $59 seats are few and far between and the $99 seats have slim pickings as well through the current on sale date.
Hellob said: "raddersons said: "Check that out. Well, I was wrong. Sorry about the confusion. However,my sentiment still stands: Having parents in this business gets you known, gets you buzz, and gets you parts. It doesn't win you tony awards, but to act as if "This is all just happening to me!" is insincere.
Also, I'd again like to point out that I know this is irrational, but someone asked why people don't like Platt, and I gave them a reas
Malka2 said: "Whaaaaat?? Who got engaged? (Assuming they said yes, lol)"
Jamie Verazin (the one who does all the big lifts and has ridiculous arm muscles - seriously, every time she is in the costume with the red/white/blue fan, I just stare at her arms in jealousy)
henrikegerman said: "asmith0307 said: "Not a "favorite" (though I did see it twice, but...): A young french girl becomes a woman under the watchful eyes of her two aunts - one of whom wants to partner her up withthe slightly older "big brother" in her life, mostly for his money."
Are you sure you saw it twice? Because hey aren't the girl's two aunts. They are hergrandmother and her great aunt."
Not a "favorite" (though I did see it twice, but...):
A young french girl becomes a woman under the watchful eyes of her two aunts - one of whom wants to partner her up with the slightly older "big brother" in her life, mostly for his money.
Lisa Gajda (who may have more or less retired post-Tuck?) has at least 16 shows under her belt.
Jennifer Smith (currently MBP's cover in Anastasia) has been around for a while as well.
For me, (and this could be because I am in the industry and I have a decently large internal database in my brain) I would classify "famous" ensemble members as people that when I read the full casting list and I see their name, I think "oh, yay!
