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TheatreFan4 said: "MASONNNNN PARKKKKKKKKK

I'm sure it's not, but a bitch can dream."

Considering they are in town for “The Pansy Craze” at Audible Minetta Lane, it wouldn’t surprise me if they were simultaneously gearing up to take over.

However, with roughly a month before Orville and Eva leave (if they are indeed leaving), they need to gin up some buzz. The other replacements had 2-3 months of lead time and I have a feeli

THDavis said: "Dead Outlaw last night (Monday 6/2) got a single ticketin the mezzanine row F seat 16.


Not sure if you’ll escape having someone’s head in your way a little bit up there, as a lot is played downstage, but not a huge problem. The seat itself was pretty uncomfortable and uneven, though: I think the Longacre needs a refresh."

DEAD OUTLAW seems relatively consigned to assigning the TDF seats in the mezzanine (with some exception

It was certainly a small gem in an overwhelmingly crowded season, and it was a gamble that it made it to Broadway, but I am very sad because, with what exactly is going on in our country right now - especially Los Angeles - this is the story that NEEDS to be seen/heard/told.

This show speaks to us about humanity and community in a way that many other shows struggle. I’m glad we have a cast recording at least and I want this to tour and hit every area where people can see a story

I saw it this afternoon and was actually quite impressed with how envelope-pushing and subversive this was without it going into unnecessary shock value territory. (Sex wasn’t portrayed in a ludicrous way like SLAVE PLAY.)

I think this play does tend to preach to the choir a bit since the cast is speaking from a deep well of queer experience that a straight audience member would not have. But also, these are conversations that society isn’t having, but also it make

CoffeeBreak said: "Agree. This should not transfer. It's had its moment in NYC hopefully."

I mean, it has definitely caught some momentum in the last few weeks with all performances sold out or nearly sold out. 

As I’ve told many people, it’s definitely a spiritual cousin of BUENA VISTA SOCIAL CLUB with a bit of XANADU mixed in. It’s an odd combo, and I’ve mentioned the book needs tightening, but (like someone said) if they kil

iluvtheatertrash said: "Kad said: "iluvtheatertrash said: "It's really blowing my mind how many of you watched the show and STILL are misgendering Rob. Were you even paying attention?"

Nobody is doing it intentionally or maliciously."

I didn’t say anyone was doing it intentionally or maliciously. But it blows my mind that you could sit through THAT Show and still make that mistake."

Girl. Chill.&nb

I was also there tonight and…wow.

I don’t know if it was my anesthesia from my procedure this morning still wearing off or what, but I was so genuinely MOVED to the point of tears by the entire evening. There were quite a bit of laughs, but watching Rob’s journey of growing up and having to still fight to be themselves, even in what is arguably the most of supportive circumstances for the time, got me right in the heart.

In many ways, I felt I was watching the

theatergoer3 said: "Other board says Billy is seemingly no longer transferring with her.

A female MC would be greatfor this."

Honestly? Good. Marisha is LONG overdue for her flowers on Broadway - especially since she moved to London because Broadway rebuffed her.

I really can’t get behind Billy Porter anymore. I’m glad he’s had a third renaissance of his career, but he’s become almost a caricature of himself and, just like wi