Don't know about the chances, but I think that writers & producers definitely want it to happen. There have been multiple tryouts/productions with high-profile performers, with some regular Broadway non-profits co-producing. It might have a longer gestation period than fans want, but from what I understand - with every tryout, they've beefed up the material more and more. From snippets available online, and reviews from my trusted friends who've seen the shown, the material is quite strong.
Caption: Every so often there was a rare moment of perfect balance when I soared above him.
I hope this comes soon. I do know the show has been successful recently in gathering more investors/producers in the hopes of getting it on its feet in NY. Would love if Carmen came back to reprise her role
I heard they were originally slated to be a part of one of the major non-profit Off-Broadway theater company’s 2019-2020 seasons but pulled out last minute. Not sure if it’s because they have bigger plans or because they are not moving forward.
Hamilfan2 said: "I heard they were originally slated to be a part of one of the major non-profit Off-Broadway theater company’s 2019-2020 seasons but pulled out last minute. Not sure if it’s because they have bigger plans or because they are not moving forward."
@Hanilfan2, I heard the same thing. and I bet it was going into the Friedman; MTC announced their season with "One additional Broadway production will be announced at a later date."
They are planning on transferring to Broadway, likely into the Friedman. A reliable source at MTC told me back in May that they were considering it for this season, but then after a reading they decided to do out-of-town tryouts with more development time so that the show could really be fine-tuned. How I Learned to Drive then took its spot in the season. So as long as MTC is still interested, I would plan on it being in their 20/21 season. I would expect spring 2021 for maximum Tony potential.