MadsonMelo said: "Sophie would be one of the youngest nominees ever in her category, right?
And if win come tony night, youngest winner."
She will be 17 come Tony time. Andrea McArdle was 14 when she was nominated for Annie. Liza was just 19 when she won for Flora. I think she could be the youngest winner in this category.
GeorgeandDot said: "Sophia Anne Caruso is getting a lot of acclaim for her performance in Beetlejuice. I see her getting a nom. Anyone know if her role is more lead or supporting?"
I just saw this last night. She is leading. She has more stage time than Beetlejuice. The program has her and Brightman as the first name (although under the title).
I personally found her to be the weakest person in the cast. I don
VintageSnarker said: "I tried to look for an old thread to read or revive but I couldn't find anything. I've been getting endless mailers all of a sudden. Can anyone explain the advantage of membership to me? It seems like you're paying for the ability to buy not at all discounted tickets. "
My friends are members, they are not discounted, but he was able to get me house seats to sold out shows at the regular rate instead of premium pricing.&n
kelsey1389 said: "Sauja said: "It's obviously been discussed ad nauseam how Head Over Heels is still running thanks to an angel investor, but my question is: does the cast find it dispiriting to have to go out and perform in front of half to two-thirds empty houses? Or are they just grateful to have the chance to keep doing the show? It's such an unusual position to be in--the show atrophying money that simply won't call it a day."
bowtie7 said: "I am clearly spending too much time reading both theatre and theme park boards--I saw the title "moving seats" and immediately wondered if King Kong had added "motionseats" in the Broadway Theatre. I'm glad we haven't reached that point.
Enjoy Head Over Heals."
LOL Your comment reminded me of the old Sensurround from the disaster movies of the 70's Extra stuff Oct 4
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rodrigo_ca said: "Sorry to interrupt your hauls, but how easy it is to find stuff like scripts around? Especially if I'm not looking for something that much specific?"
I also saw boxes of scripts, some were used, some were the type you get when you license the show to produce.
I picked up two scripts for a $5 each--The Visit and It's Only A Play. These were the slick produced scripts they sell in the gift shop. They were
Correct Broadway Joe, much like the old "emergency alerts" we received on TV when I was a kid. It's really a good idea to have a way to contact us in case of an emergency.
