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dramamama611 said: "(Dont know if anyone mentioned this, didn't see it if it was...) But does no one else find the age difference between Streep and Key to be ridiculous?"

Nope. I noticed it but it really didn't seem ridiculous. Happens everyday.

 

Phantom of London said: "It used to be far more common to move shows,than it is now, especially to the Broadway Theatre, which is one of the largest theatres on Broadway and the the biggest house in the Shubert Organization portfolio.

South Pacific transferred from the Majestic.

The Most Happy Fella transferred from the Imperial.

The Music Man transferred from the Majestic.

Fiorello transferred from the Broadhurst.

My Fair Lady t

Just watched it and overall really enjoyed it.

I saw it on Broadway. I will say that I am glad that they retained the choreography from the stage version. I know some people were not crazy about it. I actually first saw it at a press preview and was like "well, ok". After realizing that this takes place in a small rural town it made sense. I remember moving west and people not knowing the latest music or dances. That is what I think he was going for so I really enjoyed t

Babe_Williams said: "My daughter really enjoyed it and has watched it multiple times"

 

I can easily see that happening with me. I have already planned to watch it again.

 

Bill Snibson said: "Ummmm. I loved the Diana song! Maybe i’ve just been deprived for too long but girl can sing and she sold me a ticket."

Enjoyed her also. The lyrics to the song caught my attention. Especially the line about Charles stepping aside and letting William reign. It made me wonder what happens in the show to prompt that song lyric. Looking forward to seeing it. I was planning to see it the week after the shutdown.

 

Kad said: "Devoting so much time to Antonio’s Chorus Line is odd."

 

Didn't he mention earlier in the show that they were planning to bring it to Broadway? Maybe they are hoping it still comes.

 

I got an announcement/ad that Jersey Boys tickets are now on sale for performances starting May 31st 20201 through early January 2022. It popped up right after they finished their opening number.

Kad said: "I don’t know who this Brett Eldridge guy is or why he’s here but he sounds good."

 

He is a popular country singer. I like him. A really nice surprise to see him. I saw an interview with him where he expressed his love for Broadway. And he's cute to boot!

 

Jordan Catalano said: "All that talk of Barbra appearing. lolol"

Yeah, a bit of a let down. I mean she could have at least performed a song from her home or something like that.

 

ACL2006 said: "Who's watching?"

Enjoying it so far. Was very nice to see Tamika Lawrence.

 

TheatreFan4 said: ">Gird yourselves for the deluge of protests and lawsuits against organizations and employers requiring people to get vaccinated.

Well employers kind of can't mandate someone get a vaccine for an airborne illness. It's going to be just like any other hospital if someone doesn't get the flu shot. You're just going to be required to wear a mask which we're all doing anyway, but in work settings you'll be doing so

Part of the contract is that they would get part of it back after ticket sales picked up and members came back. 

Agreed isjustme, I think this was to be expected. Didn't the symphony accept a contract something like this one?

Sutton Ross said: "Trump administration officials passed when Pfizer offered in late summer to sell the U.S. government additional doses of its Covid-19 vaccine, according to people familiar with the matter. Now Pfizer may not be able provide more of its vaccine to the United States until next June because of its commitments to other countries, they said.

So, there's that."

Ok, that was just too weird. David Muir was was speaking those exact w

I heard a doctor say today that he expects there will also be those "you first" people who will wait until a friend of family member gets it and waits to see if they have a bad reaction before they make a decision.

itsjustmejonhotmailcom said: "uncageg said: "So this is a question that has been swirling in my mind...

If theater is to "re-open" in June, will the Governor see to it that those in the theatre and entertainment field start getting vaccinatedin April so that they can have both shots by June? I think I heard there is something like a 3 week window after the second shot for it to fully take. I would suspect that it might be mandatory for people in the thea

I didn't know until this afternoon that Madelen Mills was a replacement in "School of Rock" on Broadway. She did an interview on What You Need to Know earlier today. They said she has done Broadway so looked her up.

So this is a question that has been swirling in my mind...

If theater is to "re-open" in June, will the Governor see to it that those in the theatre and entertainment field start getting vaccinated in April so that they can have both shots by June? I think I heard there is something like a 3 week window after the second shot for it to fully take. I would suspect that it might be mandatory for people in the theatre to get vaccinated seeing the closeness backstage and

Lavieboheme3090 said: "Tag said:

And then does it start all again when we need to get it again next winter? Sigh."



This should not be like a flu shot. They are not seeing a seasonal mutation the way we do with the flu.


It might require a booster at some point, but it should not be yearly shot."

 

What I have been hearing is that they are not sure right now about a mutation. And they aren'

Tag said: "uncageg said: "He also said that he feels the vaccinations will go through mid summer to early fall. I am assuming he gave it that time frame because of the time in between the two shots."

And then does it start all again when we need to get it again next winter? Sigh."

Will it even stop for the next few years? I suspect that if all goes well with these vaccines, there will be those who get it and are fine and those who don