I haven't personally tried rushing any of these recently, but from what I've seen/heard it looks like Waitress, Beautiful, Chicago, and Tootsie are all fairly easy.
EVITA City center Sep 4
2019, 02:45:25 PM
I love Solea Pfeiffer but I do admit that for City Center's gala I expected casting to be much more starry. And to be honest I can't really see Solea doing Evita, which seems a different style from what she's done in the past but I'm excited to see how it turns out.
My Aladdin lottery seats last year were Balcony Box, not sure if they were marked partial view but there was a small bit of the stage that we couldn't see, though nothing we actually missed. I know for Moulin Rouge people have won Can Can seats, but not sure where else.
HERCULES to Play the Public Theatre this summer!! Sep 2
2019, 02:45:52 PM
I was thinking of that too! I haven't been to the Delacorte before and couldn't find it on the website but what's their weather policy like?
All female JCSuperstar Sep 2
2019, 11:09:41 AM
I hadn't heard of this but I hope it's still in the works. It looks like PledgeMusic got dismantled or something so not sure if that effected it. Though it's odd since it looks like they did have everything planned out with dates set for recording and release.
BJR said: "For what it’s worth, both filmed versions of Company have been taken down on BroadwayHD. (Can’t seem to find anywhere to stream the 06 revival now.)"
That's actually kind of disappointing. I wanted to watch a "normal" version of the show before seeing the new production, so I wonder if they'd put it back up again (though I kind of doubt it)
When I first saw this announcement I was beyond excited until I started thinking more about how ambitious the project would be. Like an earlier post mentioned, Boyhood had the advantage of being able to adapt the script to its needs, so I wonder how they'll handle tackling the Merrily book, especially considering all the trouble it's had in its past incarnations. Also, who even knows how well Ben Platt and Beanie Feldstein will be able to sing in 20 years, and whether they
PLAYBILL Covers of the 2019-2020 Season Aug 27
2019, 04:07:52 PM
I do kind of like the "fls" in the mic cord of Freestyle Love Supreme. I can't get over how stock photo-y the Linda Vista playbill looks, but I'm not sure why I feel that way.
Just noticed that there's a new musical adaptation of A Little Princess at Signature Center this weekend. I haven't seen any buzz about this at all, so has anyone else heard anything about it?
I saw this yesterday and to be honest, wasn't really a fan. It might be a Pinter thing but I felt like I couldn't really see the intricacies of the interactions that has everyone else raving. I thought it was fairly straightforward and didn't really grab my interest. All the actors portray their roles well, but to me it didn't seem like they had to work hard to really capture the essence of their roles so I'm not sure if I'm just missing something.&nb
Danielle49 said: "Just picked up orchestra I20 for a date in September at $25 — the box office attendant said it was full view but I suppose I’ll find out"
I just sat in orchestra I19 in house left, which was also not marked as partial view, but there were definitely times I couldn't see some of the actors. Most of it wasn't a problem since it was usually just the actors who weren't in the current scene, but as mentioned before, Tom Hidd
Spongebob Tour Cast Rumor Aug 21
2019, 09:56:30 AM
Official cast and is out now! https://thespongebobmusical.com/cast-crew/
2019-2020 Broadway Season Aug 20
2019, 12:56:14 PM
Doesn't that put How I Learned to Drive in a very gray area though since it's the same director and original stars so we don't know if behind the scenes they just decided that now was a good time to remount that original production on Broadway (not saying that's what they're doing but could be a possibility). Like I do find it curious that producers don't just announced their intentions to revive something in a press release but I suppose the Tony committee has final say if there's ambiguity. <
JBroadway said: "But it seems like there’ssuddenly a lot of confusion and mistakes around it again.Rule of thumb: if the producers are reviving the show, it’s a revival. Doesn’t actually matter much if it’s been on Broadway before."
How can you find out if the producers are reviving a show? I might be wrong but I don't think I saw it in any of the press articles.
