msong said: "As I said, Natalie Walker will be playing Marcy. If you look at the article posted, Micaela Diamond (the youngest Cher in the Cher Show) is set to play Rose."
Where in the article posted does it say those things?
Still no official cast announcement for DOGFIGHT? It's only 5 days away. Second Stage has really pulled a "bait and switch" on this entire series so far.
Miles2Go2 said: "Scarlet Leigh said: "Plus We have seen one song propel featured actors to nominations before however. Brad Oscar in Something Rotten. Jonathan Groff in Hamilton."
Groff had three songs in Hamilton."
Actually he had one song, plus 2 reprises of that song.
David10086 said: "Any guesses as to why it's playing Boston this summer before it comes to NY for a limited run? (Actually. Boston is less than an hour from me, so I may see it there if my schedule permits)."
Braniff Forever said: "If I was in marketing in BMC, I would also do some advertising in other major cities where parents might be likely to take their kids to NYC for summer trip (spring break too, but it might be a little late for that). Even advertising in airline magazines (or if the PR dept could get articles written in airline magazines, those parents who read those, can afford to take their kids to MYC and spend money on Broadway tickets. I would target American, United, Delta
carolinaguy said: "If you're taking a prescribed diuretic for blood pressure or some other condition, it's not quite that simple."
Well I'm sorry then, but with all due respect you have 2 choices --- either stay home and skip this particular show, or buy a box of Extra Strength Depends.
carolinaguy said: "If you're taking a prescribed diuretic for blood pressure or some other condition, it's not quite that simple."
Well I'm sorry then, but with all due respect you have 2 choices --- either stay home and skip this particular show, or buy a box of Extra Strength Depends.
Jarethan said: I am guessing that you must work for the producers of The Waverly Gallery, which I would guess is the up-to-now front-runner for the Best Revival of a Play category. I have not seen the play yet, but I am suspicious whenever a first day poster uses hyperbolic statements like 'the worst production I have ever seen on a Broadway stage in the last twenty years''. Has no credibility whatsoever to me. It may very well be just that, but to start a
alex814 said: "Apologies for double posting. Harlem Rep posted this comment on one of their posts, once again claiming a revival is happening:
"yeah, the rights owners denied our extension request. Some quick research on our end discovered the revival plans. It was inevitable. They powers that be want to make a movie on a Lin Manuel property, and what better way to show how popular the movie could be, than by staging a revival. It is exciting. Maybe our production had
OlBlueEyes said: "Oh, I was looking in the wrong place. It only had Broadway credits and didn't include Falsettos and Waitress.
She's done a lot out of town. Would have liked to see her in Boys from Syracuse.
I was a big Stevie Nicks fan, also. I had the VHS tape of her first solo concert tour that I like so much I found someone who had transferred the VHS to DVD.
I got a pretty good table so I could shoot some video
devonian.t said: "JSquared2 he doesn't need to- the decision is for my own conscience.
But hey, let's all do nothing about anything."
Or better yet, let's use some common sense when picking your battles? Not every tiny little perceived "injustice" requires the same level of moral outrage.
JBroadway said: When I saw this thread title I actually thought it would be about something different. I don't want to hijack the thread too much (in fact maybe this topic deserves its own thread), but has anyone else noticed that there's always 1 or 2 directors per season who end up directing 3-5 shows in a short period of time? Last year it was Lila Neugebauer, the year before it was Sam Gold, this year I feel like it's Leigh Silverman. It's an interesting trend!
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