DoTheDood said: "Not to distract from tour grosses (honestly fascinating discussion), but the title has made me think is there a way to view off-Broadway grosses? This could probably be a thread of it's own but it fits the title. I'm super curious about well Little Shop will be doing once performances start this month."
Great point - what are the Off-Broadway grosses Like then?
itsjustmejonhotmailcom said: "Phantom of London said: "As I have heard several times in the past, Broadway is where the money is made and lost.
However we get Broadway Grosses each week which is brilliant, but how much money does a show make on the road?
Generally theatres on tour can be much bigger than Broadway houses, sometimes double or treble the size.The Equity contract may be different and lot less pay than Broadway? On the down side you have to
As I have heard several times in the past, Broadway is where the money is made and lost.
However we get Broadway Grosses each week which is brilliant, but how much money does a show make on the road?
Generally theatres on tour can be much bigger than Broadway houses, sometimes double or treble the size. The Equity contract may be different and lot less pay than Broadway? On the down side you have to move the show every week or two or if you are a massive show like Hamilton
But regardlessyou would’ve thought Robert Horne Tony winning book and Santino Fontana Tony award winning performance would’ve brought a lot more people in.
He is entitled to his opinion on his grandfather’s work, whilst sitting in his house in the Hamptons, or maybe a New York Penthouse, or could be somewhere in the Beverley Hills or just maybe some bolt hole in Florida.
All of course paid for, not because he gets paid for a professional opinion, but because of his grandfather’s glorious work.
I never understood why rights for writing can last 70 years and is claimed by distant family, but medicine that takes milli
Jun 27
2019, 11:51:11 AM
Impossible2 said: "Phantom of London said: "lemiz3001 said: "What I'm hearing:
Neil Simon - Michael Jacksonapparently still athing and has first dibs on the theatre.
Broadway - WSS is basically confirmed.
Jacobs - A London transfer of a play to be announced this week.
Haven't heard anything about the Lyceum or Longacre."
I wonder if the London transfer of the play is Matthew Warchus’ prod
Jun 27
2019, 09:47:26 AM
lemiz3001 said: "What I'm hearing:
Neil Simon - Michael Jacksonapparently still athing and has first dibs on the theatre.
Broadway - WSS is basically confirmed.
Jacobs - A London transfer of a play to be announced this week.
Haven't heard anything about the Lyceum or Longacre."
I wonder if the London transfer of the play is Matthew Warchus’ production of Noel Coward’s production of Present Laughter, whic
Saw this in London where it was enjoyable, but never mind-blowing, the London press seems to have agreed with me, where the reviews got across the board 4 Stars.
Kad said: "Phantom of London said: "Couldn’t this show move to the New World Stages or the Little Shubert and continue its run off Broadway again?"
It could, but why would it?"
I could see it having a decent run off Broadway and plod along at the advantage of lower costs. When I saw it I never thought it was a tourist show and appealed more to the New York midtown crowd, that see off Broadway.
Guys help me out on this one, need your great knowledge on this one.
I hope to catch The Band’s Visit on Sunday evening 20th January, the show starts at 7pm and is only 90 minutes long, so should be out on the sidewalk by 8:30, from there I plan to head home to London, there is a flight at 11:55 which I can do.
Do you think this is possible? Also bear in mind I have to go back to my hotel to pick up my luggage, this will be in the Times Square area.
If this might help you, I hate gunshots too and get very nervous and clammy If I know they’re coming, so I can feel for you.
Firstly the gunshots aren’t that loud, the ones in Les Mis are much louder and secondly you see the gunshots coming, so you have opportunity to cover your ears, which I used to do, but now except the Phantom aren’t too loud, if you feel you need to cover your ears still this is fine.
