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What’s Up With This Season?!?!? |
I actually think it is an INCREDIBLE season of new work. Very few revivals. That is exciting to me.
NEW PLAYS:
American Son
Bernhardt/Hamlet
Choir Boy
Ink
Network
Straight White Men
The Ferryman
The Lifespan of a Fact
The Nap
The Waverly Gallery
To Kill A Mockingbird
NEW MUSICALS:
Gettin' the Band Back Together
Head Over Heels
King Kong
Pretty Woman
The Cher Show
The Prom
Plus, you've already pointed out several exciting new musicals that could open this season.
I have no complaints. None.
--Aristotle
CapnHook said: "
Plus, you've already pointed out several exciting new musicals that could open this season.
I have no complaints. None."
I agree that it's great to see new productions. But do we factor in the caliber / quality of the shows or just say "Yay, something new!" (I.E. GTBBT, SWM, HOH)
Yes, I disagree as well. The plays this season are amazing and I am so excited for them. The musicals are not great but have a few gems. I am especially looking forward to Torch Song, Thom Pain (off broadway) and The Prom.


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I would agree about it definitely being a better season for plays than musicals, just like this past season... but the new musicals announced/playing leave a lot to be desired... having seen both Cher Show & Pretty Woman in Chicago neither in their current state will likely fare very well on Broadway... and King Kong, Head Over Heels, Getting the Band Back Together hardly seem to be the next Dear Evan Hansens... All the promos I’ve seen for them do not make me excited to run out and pay $169+ per ticket... honestly the only show I am genuinely ecstatic about is the Kelli O’Hara led Kiss Me Kate as far as for upcoming musicals this season...
It's August. There are nearly 9 months left in the season. I don't understand the puzzlement?
CapnHook said: "
NEW PLAYS:
The Waverly Gallery"
Waverly Gallery isn't technically a new play. It's making its Broadway debut, but it was a Pulitzer finalist in 2001. It'll be considered a revival under the classics rule, I'm sure.





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Posted: 8/8/18 at 5:37pm