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The cast will also include Renée

TheatreFan4 said: "If Colman Domingo were to be cast as Riff Raff in this and not Frank I will have a rage fit. I'd argue he's much more on everybody's lips than Luke Evans has been in years."

I wanted Domingo for Frank because Lord knows the man has the range, theatrical chops, and now the heightened celebrity. Plus, the man looks DAMN good in his 50s and no doubt he in wearing a pair of fishnets would absolutely become some tenderqueer’s theatre a

This thread is a messssssss.

I will personally attest to the fact that I was not a believer of Ensemble1711 for the same reason Kad cited - the generic username created relatively recently (compared to most of us old guard who’ve been here since dial-up and DSL) at a time where there is a particular user who continues to regenerate with different usernames, creating inane threads and making comments that are meant to inflame as oppose to contribute to the conversation. For that a

I posted briefly about this in the snowstorm thread. I saw the second preview on Saturday and all I can say is WOW. This is already a contender for one of my favorite plays of the year, if ever.

The play is staged with the audience on 3 sides and there isn’t a bad view at all regardless of your seat. The premise of the play is, essentially, an estranged pair of siblings, separated by time, age, and traumatic life events, reunite at an MMA match and attempt to embark on rediscover

AlmostFamous3 said: "The Lucille Lortel needs a complete renovation before presenting new plays. The sightlines are truly atrocious. No one should be seated in the mezzanine, or anywhere in the orchestra that isn’t an aisle seat on the sides. A terrible theater."

I know many theatres in NYC have official landmark status that roadblocks renovations, but the Lortel isn’t one of them. However, I’d bet they really don’t have any disposable income

I think the traditional discount code is a thing of the past, unfortunately. It’s sad because my nascent theatregoing days were spending on BroadwayBox searching for discounts.

Most discounts have just been repackaged in different terms, like buying ahead and getting 20-30% off, or seat maps using a dynamic pricing function that raises and lowers prices based on demand. Some shows also change their prices on their own via their website.

Personally, I know CHESS drops their

If it doesn’t have any TDF or TKTS signage/logos, it’s not an affiliate and, personally, I wouldn’t trust it. They sometimes have discounted tickets, but it would be like buying your seats off of Broadway.com - third party, higher price than normal because of junk fees, uncertainty of your seat location, and (doesn’t apply to the website but) no protection if the event is cancelled or postponed.

Like every Broadway show mentions, always stick to the designated s

DramaTeach said: "Jordan Catalano said: "RippedMan said: "But wasn’t he right about Beaches and Titanique? Hate the dude all you want but he’s had some good inside knowledge. And Maya would be a slam dunk. Now give me Rachel Dratch for the tour."

If MY sources are correct, Dratch will be on Broadway soon in another show. It sounds insane to me so I’m still not 100% sure but if true it’ll be amazing. Should be announced ve

The current rumor I heard is that it’s planning on coming to the St. James in the fall riding in on a wave of awards recognition from the Oliviers (à la Mincemeat), hence why Titanique is having a short run with, at most, 1-2 extensions built in. It’s to keep the lights on at the theatre and also bolster the Titanique brand before ATG’s big new show comes in. 

My immediate concern is that this show looks VERY expensive in terms of production cost