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WEST SIDE STORY (2019 Revival) Preview Thread |
VotePeron said: "disneybroadwayfan22 said: "Tell me this means they're making way for a new Bernardo!"
You realize if he were to be let go for any reason, his entire production contract would have to be paid in full, so he would still benefit a years Broadway salary. He’s in the show. It’s done."
Well, not really. If he's too injured to make it to opening night then they'll have to replace him.


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Everyone in the production team knows the injury is a cover up for the delay. The show will have a major creative overhaul before it opens. Look for it.
djoko84 said: "VotePeron said: "disneybroadwayfan22 said: "Tell me this means they're making way for a new Bernardo!"
You realize if he were to be let go for any reason, his entire production contract would have to be paid in full, so he would still benefit a years Broadway salary. He’s in the show. It’s done."
Well, not really. If he's too injured to make it to opening night then they'll have to replace him."
Wrong actor, DisneyBroadwayFan was referring to Amar.


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blaxx said: "Everyone in the production team knows the injury is a cover up for the delay. The show will have a major creative overhaul before it opens. Look for it."
That’s what I was assuming. I think all of this could start creating bad word of mouth in the industry, which won’t help them with critics and the Tonys. They better ensure this doesn’t turn into another Spider-Man situation.
VotePeron said: "Wrong actor, DisneyBroadwayFan was referring to Amar."
Unless djoko is implying a Jeff Gillooly situation.
ljay889 said: "blaxx said: "Everyone in the production team knows the injury is a cover up for the delay. The show will have a major creative overhaul before it opens. Look for it."
That’swhat I was assuming. I think all of this couldstart creating bad word of mouth in the industry, which won’t help them with critics and the Tonys. They better ensure this doesn’t turn into another Spider-Man situation."
Wow. So much alarmism, and jumps to conclusions packed into two short posts.
One similarity to Spider-Man is that people are actively looking for any reason to condemn this production to failure.
JBroadway said: "ljay889 said: "blaxx said: "Everyone in the production team knows the injury is a cover up for the delay. The show will have a major creative overhaul before it opens. Look for it."
That’swhat I was assuming. I think all of this couldstart creating bad word of mouth in the industry, which won’t help them with critics and the Tonys. They better ensure this doesn’t turn into another Spider-Man situation."
Wow. So much alarmism, and jumpsto conclusions packed intotwo short posts.
One similarity to Spider-Man is that people are actively looking for any reasonto condemn this production to failure."
Facts are facts, long and extended preview periods don’t help a show’s reputation and word of mouth. I lived through the Spider-Man fiasco, it wasn’t pretty. I’m not saying this is on the same level, but they need to get ahead of themselves before the industry deems this a problem-ridden production.
I was at the first preview, and I honestly thought the show was in fantastic shape. It may not be everyone's cup of tea, but it is certainly not a train wreck. The director's vision and concept is clear and concise, and the actors are all doing a great job. I, personally, can't think of anything that needs to be completely overhauled during the preview period.





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Posted: 12/24/19 at 1:12am