CurtainPullDowner said: "I was just going to post that a transfer of the original London cast as did the FERRYMAN limited run with A New York cast take over after that. With possibly Stephanie J. taking over the lead,
I don't understand people asking if Patti will "come over" with the show. She lives here, a block away from me as a matter of fact."
The asking Patti is a result of Patti having originally said she was done with musicals here in
London recommendations Jan 4
2019, 04:10:10 PM
Company without a doubt. Im in intermission now and its simply fantastic.
Broadway Grosses: Week Ending 2/25/18 Feb 26
2018, 10:39:45 PM
I agree with Hogan and Miles, Angels did horrible this week. If the reviews are as glowing as they were in London and once they run at normal schedule, perhaps it will turn around. But I don’t see this becoming difficult to get a ticket to anytime soon.
bdboston said: "I was there, and enjoyed it considerably - despite the crazy long/slow line getting into Carnegie Hall. Because it started late, I needed to leave early due to a prior commitment. I left during "A Whole New World." The program listed the Sister Act song as the last song; were there encores?"
there was an additional song at the end but I can’t remember what it was
ACL2006 said: "And anyone else thinking THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG won't last until July?"
I think it will do fine. The running costs are under $300k a week which has only happened 4 times out of the run so far, one of which wasn’t playing the full 8. By my math it’s made 4.5 million in profit, and producers have said they have already recouped over 50% of the 4 million capitalization as of November 2nd. I’d say they’ll close i
Play that Goes Wrong Extends to March 2018 Dec 15
2017, 04:50:18 PM
Assuming for arguments sake the weekly nut is 300k, from their first week to now has had total running costs of 11.7 million. The Play ... has grossed 14.8 million, leaving 3.1 million in profits going towards recoupment. If that is nearly 50% of the investment money, would a 6.5-7 million investment sound about right?
JennH said: "I mean, I hope it doesn't close at this merely because I have a ticket for it now...I'd rather see it than not. And we all know Reidel isn't right all that often.
And speaking of Butterfly, not that I'm exactly sure what the legalities are, but I thought way more time than less than a week had to be given before a show made their closing announcement...I recall two or three weeks out at least someone mentioned. I could be be wrong about the num
Longest running show still open or closed? For shows still running, the Chicago revival takes that title. For shows no longer running, the original run of Cats.
Sara in Waitress closing? Dec 7
2017, 12:34:02 AM
Waitress I don’t think will close too soon since it has recouped. It’s also a smaller Broadway house so I can’t imagine running costs are too high.
Longest Runs That Never Recouped Nov 22
2017, 03:31:05 PM
Sunset Boulevard never fully recouped. The 2017 revival got much closer to recoupment than the original run, but never quite hit the mark
TIME AND THE CONWAYS (2017) Previews Nov 17
2017, 01:35:00 PM
I was wondering if there were any updates on the stage door? If anyone has stopped coming out all together, comes out irregularly etc
best/worse revival works Nov 15
2017, 12:25:42 PM
Best: Falsettos, Sunday in the Park with George, The King and I, Sunset Boulevard
