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I just received an email. "Extravagant attire required" is an awfully vague way to describe a dress code; different people will certainly define this in different ways.

Has anyone else found the delivery of these official emails to be inconsistent? I signed up right at the start, and I've receive two of the three emails (I did not get the most recent message). A friend who also signed up when I did failed to receive the second email.

This is reassuring to me:

"Lloyd Webber said an actor in 'their early 40s' would be needed for the title role, adding 'I don’t think you want anyone too young as the story is about Christine mistaking the Phantom for her father.'"

Cameron Mackintosh's bent for casting young, pretty Phantoms has been very disappointing to me.

To those who have seen Mr. Donica as Max, I'm aware that he has a wonderful voice, but what is his presence like? Does he read too young to have been the man who was married to Norma and "made her a star"?

ColorTheHours048 said: "We already know where it’ll be and roughly when"

Do we know when? I know they mentioned "early July" some time ago, but is that still feasible?

 

 

I received a survey link today from Broadway Across America, asking me to rate my interest in seeing a list of shows. The "Revivals" page of the survey included Sunset Blvd (with the Jamie Lloyd "Blvd" abbreviation).

GirlFromOz68 said: "I strongly suspect the three who played those roles in the 2018 and 2022 concerts will do do again on Broadway. So Bradley Dean, Bryce Pinkham and Sean Allan Krillis."

Yes please to Bradley Dean!

 

This is infuriating. We bought airfare, hotel, and other show tickets based on July 13 being the last performance date. 

I'm looking at a few dates in early July, and I see that the first four rows of center orchestra are $179, and the fifth row jumps up to $399. If anyone knows why this is, might they be so kind as to explain? Thanks!

quizking101 said: "He’s 31. I know he reads older, but I think this is annoying odd dynamic considering he is 15 years younger than Nicole and so for him to have “discovered” her is definitely a a big suspension of disbelief . David is 3 years younger, but reads older."

I saw Jordan multiple times as Raoul in Phantom and loved his voice, but the above is my problem with this casting. He looks/reads too young for the role.

Stranger Things seems to have made a big leap.

The video is wonderful - I signed up for notifications!

Does anyone actually know what this play is about? The description on the show's website is vague at best.

MemorableUserName said: "everythingtaboo said: "Based on social media, it seems last night was Diego Andres Rodriguez' last performance. Do we know who is taking on Artie for the rest of the run?"

Per his IG, Brandon LaVar will be the regular Artie."

Does this also make him the first cover for Joe?

With StubHub now the "official" ticket reseller, from where is SeatGeek's (ridiculously priced) Sunset Blvd inventory coming?

chernjam said: "binau said: "Did they just change booking platform??"

It's now saying ATG tickets - I thought Seat Geek was an affiliate of ATG"

It's all very weird. I just posted this in the Seat Geek Purchases thread:

https://forum.broadwayworld.com/thread/Seat-Geek-Purchases#5505489

I just looked at Sunset Blvd tickets for the last week of performances, and there's something very peculiar going on with SeatGeek.

The "Tickets" button on https://sunsetblvdbroadway.com/ now links directly to https://www.stjamesbroadway.com/events/sunset-blvd/calendar/, not to SeatGeek, as it used to.

If you look at tickets on each of these sites, you get wildly different options in terms of both availability and pricing. As an example, for the July 11 performance, the stjamesbroadway.com site indicated that the first available row/seat in orchestra center was F107 at $500.37. On SeatGeek.com, it showed the first available row as D, it gave no seat number, the price was $1,045.00, and it showed no availability in row F.