Profile for quizking101

Sidebar: I’m one of those Millenials who learned about air rights from the movie BURLESQUE

I hate bureaucracy. It’s like:

“We want to finally make renovations to improve business”

”Okay, but you need to make sure you adhere to all of these zoning rules and codes”

”Some of these aren’t possible. Is there any way you can help us with some relief?”

”No ❤️ “

suzcap said: "Do you have some source for her being out for Hanukkah because she didn't do that for Funny Girl. Seems more a strategic break before all the 2 a day shows coming up."

Does any job, Broadway or not, always give you the holidays you want to take off? What an inane question. She’s entitled to time off for whatever reason and the production is courteous enough to let the ticket buyers know when she isn’t going to be on.

CJRochester said: "2) It allows you to print the slip, for anyone who wants the physical keepsake."

Please name anyone who still has a home printer for casual use. 

uncageg said: "I changed it to "Wicked" and it came up.

Is this a really new thing? Maybe not all shows are in their database for this feature yet. It is really nice that you can print it out.

Also, I assume there is an "At this performance" board in the lobby. I didn't see one when I saw it but wasn't really looking for it."

They are. Equity rules require 2 of 3 firms of communicating absence:

1) Lobby board

Confirmed on Instagram

https://www.instagram.com/p/DSWAVLKiaat/?igsh=MWhyeTV4azY3cWd4dA==

The time has come. The Playbill I got at Chess this evening has a QR code under the cast page that takes you to a site that tells you all the changes.

I was quite sad because tonight is Samantha Pollino’s debut as Svetlana and was hoping to keep the slip.

Here’s what it looks like:

https://atthisplaybill.com/chess

 

Vincent Michael hinted on Instagram that tomorrow he is likely to go on, and with Christiani on bereavement leave, tomorrow night may be the first double cover show 

Spring 2026 at the Hayes.

The Broadway company will star Patrick Ball (The Pitt) as Andrew, Alden Ehrenreich (Weapons) as Max, and three-time Tony nominee Linda Emond (Cabaret) as Susan. Further casting, by Daniel Swee, is to be announced.

https://playbill.com/article/see-whos-starring-in-becky-shaw-on-broadway?fbclid=PAVERFWAOujPBleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZA8xMjQwMjQ1NzQyODc0MTQAAaf1-BmndoQ_5McjF2lQTn_aIYsnSk_9NIYmA5s9zMD5cIuscd_5TzLdiSksGw_aem_L6XYDBLUFptZ1BlHIo_aew

Observation said: "ER765 said: "Those wigs look more flammable than a pile of straw."



In the words of our Broadway Dame, Jinkx Monsoon, re: wigs - it looks like they tried to tease it, but they just pissed it off."

Sutton Ross said: "This is amazing and WILL be the theater event of the season! A cheap looking musical based on a 40 year old movie with two people no one has ever heard of outside of the Theater District! Yes!

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All I can see is Natasha Lyonne - she’s really just missing a cigarette in her hand.

ALL OUT is up for the duration of Christmas week with the following cast:

Eric Andre, Abbi Jacobson, Jim Gaffigan and Ben Schwartz

And with that, we now have enough eligible performances for the Leading Actress/Musical category to have 5 nominees.

Levy, Michele, Chase, Chenoweth, Bean, Vosk, Barrett, Mindelle, and Pitts 

Ball of Buttah said: "quizking101 said: "My line between “I love seeing new shows fill the theatres” and “Are we in hell?” is getting increasingly blurry…"

Yes, but I already feel bad for Jessica. Love her voice and overall attitude. At least she has another Broadway credit...right?"

And a leading principal salary.

Jordan Catalano said: "Just thinking- there’snever been a straight man playing that role, has there? Maybe because he uses the word “fa*got?”"

If you count understudies, Martin Landry is straight. 

My line between “I love seeing new shows fill the theatres” and “Are we in hell?” is getting increasingly blurry…

CoffeeBreak said: "yyys said: "Titanique has a better book than Two Strangers. Who else thinks so?"

nope"

The book for TWO STRANGERS is very well-written and, above all, original (as in, not based on any previous IP). I could see its chances of winning Best Book being bolstered by that alone.

EDIT: And now with BEACHES in the mix, this further bolsters my case

Fordham2015 said: "Simu Liu will make his Broadway debut as Mary's Teacher from February 3- April 21

https://www.broadwayworld.com/article/Simu-Liu-Will-Make-Broadway-Debut-in-OH-MARY-20251216"

A Marvel star AND one of the hot Ken dolls from the Barbie movie?! With each new casting, we stay FED!

Also, Tony Macht is gonna stay with this show until the ships goes down. He will be 80, the newest Mary hasn’t been born yet, and it will still be running.