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I'd pay to see Amber Heard and Johnny Depp in Whose Afraid of Virginia Woolf. They add a scene where she craps the bed during drinks. 

Casting directors take notice, Kelly Anne Conway and Jon Voight as Dolly and Horace. 

 

My Catholic high school did Assassins and Les Miserables. Looking back, I'm not sure how they got away with that. 

 

Phillytheatreguy10 said: "What about Brooklyn?"

I adored Brooklyn. It was one of the first shows I had ever seen as a teenager. 

 

I just saw a stand-up performance for Aziz Ansari and our phones were locked in pouches during the show by this company called Yondr. After the show staff unlocked the phones with a separate device. 

We know that regardless of how many times people are told, they'll continue to keep their phones on loud/video the shows or text.  Would it ever work on Broadway? It was nice to not have to worry about people texting during the show. 

Let's hope it goes smoother than Network's change on telecharge. 

Thanks, I picked up a ticket for the 9th/10th!

I still have no interest even at $16.95. 

I thoroughly enjoyed the movie and always thought it should be on Broadway. As time passed though, I became less and less interested in seeing in. If Karen Olivo remains with the show to Broadway, I would gladly pick up a ticket just to see her. 

The mezzanine of the Shubert was one of the highest squeezes for my poor legs. The only good thing was that I was mesmerized by Bette in Dolly that it was well worth it. 

I saw Michael Halling in for HHP at the Saturday matinee. Not that I have anything to compare it to, but he did a great job. If I had to miss either of the two leads, I'd rather it have been him. 

I really want a chance to get the best tickets and seats for The Girl from North Country. Is it worth it to become a member in order to get access to the tickets earlier or do you think I won't have a problem waiting for them to go on sale to the general public? 

I see members get discount tickets, does anyone know how much it is? 

I'm shocked that School of Rock is still open. I had assumed it had closed months ago. 

I'm 30 and got a ticket to see it myself at the end of the month. I say do it the only thing you'll have to lose is money!

The cheapest ticket for Friday's Three Tall Women is now $750, you cannot help believe that is' so fake. I could take a 5 days cruise for that. For that amount of money, Laurie Metcalf should invite me over for dinner. 

Will shows like Spongebob who have only been doing see a gross spike due to the Tony Awards or does it usually happen only when the show wins awards?  I know that I bought a ticket to the show and can't imagine that I'm the only one. 

What is keeping School of Rock open? 

Thanks for the update on the first preview. I'm seeing it next Saturday so I'm very excited now. 

Anyways, who was the target audience for the John Lithgow show? Shocked it did as well as it did.