2019-2020 Tours

[curel1]

Mean Girls and My Fair Lady  are launching tours in Fall 2019!

http://www.playbill.com/article/lincoln-center-theaters-my-fair-lady-will-go-on-tour

http://www.playbill.com/article/mean-girls-musical-will-launch-national-tour-in-2019

[BwayLB]

I rather wait for Costa Mesa to host Anastasia during the season. I haven't even seen the film versions of My Fair Lady or Mean Girls. But I did find the Lincoln Center productions of South Pacific and King & I

[Call_me_jorge]

im really sick of these announcements. We all know it’s for the road producers that are tony voters.

[BwayLB]

I'm not going to even watch the Tonys this year

[everythingtaboo]

Call_me_jorge said: "im really sick of these announcements. We all know it’s for the road producers that are tony voters."

Seriously, it's just so funny that they make these announcements like clockwork. Just stop being so obvious, producers!

[Bwayfan292]

Especially when the productions opened shop like a month ago.

[Call_me_jorge]

Has any of these announcements have actually proved to help a show win? How many road producers are there anyway?

[ND_2000]

I wonder if the "Road Vote" is actually as important as people act like it is. Seems to me that most years everyone knows what will win Best Musical before all the shows open and before tours are even announced. It's not like announcing a tour is gonna make it a better musical

[fashionguru_23]

But also, these titles are ones that regardless when they announce their tours, road voters would pick them up. Tell what markets wouldn't want a classic show in "My Fair Lady" for the blue hair crowd, and "Mean Girls" for all of those who grew up on the film?