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Jarethan said: "The only reason I went to see The Outsiders was because it won the Tony, and I figured I had to see it. To my surprise, I loved it. I do not think it is a great show, but I was thoroughly entertained and really found myself caring about Pony Boy and his brothers. Brody Grant's understudy was in for the performance I saw, and I thought that he was outstanding in the role, so this is not a case where a specific performer makes or breaks a show. When you make it back

I’m in the central time zone so just finished watching the three performances. 

I didn’t hate the HK performance as much as I expected to based on reviews here, but like every other performance I’ve seen from the show, it left me feeling meh about the show. 

It was cool seeing Hilty and Simard introduce the performance & I thought Michelle was fine, but somehow when I saw H & S introduce, I thought wow they’re going to have to hurry

JoeW4 said: "^I can't speak with authority about whether or not the production you saw was abridged. But I will say that part of what makes The Flick so long are the long periods of silence, which can vary significantly from production to production. Again I don't know for a fact, but I would wager that they didn't abridge the script, just performed it more quickly."

Not sure why I thought I saw an abridged version. I’ve looked in various places and

Not sure if this is the most recent thread or most relevant, but it appears to be from my search. I’m going to be in NYC in December. Hamilton is my favorite show & my first time seeing it was in 2015 with the OBC. I’ve seen it 6 more times  since (3 x in Chicago, 3 x on tour in OKC). After seeing it with OBC, I’ve been hesitant to see it again on Broadway. I know that OBC was lightening in a bottle, but I’m a big fan of Miquel Cervantes from seeing him 3 x in

BossBroadway said: "While I do think Kimberly Akimbo's sales will rise up significantly, I see it having a similar outcome as A Strange Loop in that it sees a boost and then falls off after about 8-12 weeks. Whoever said KA costs 400k per week is wrong; it is 570k, a much higher number than many thought. I see it lasting through at least September, maybe January if it holds it out a little longer. The reason I say this is because Tony viewership has been significantly down since

Jumpin_J said: "Yes, congrats to the show. It will join the cluster of "niche" shows like A Strange Loop and The Band's Visit of shows that won the Tony, didn't make money, and will likely close by February. That's just a fact. The show has rarely broken $600K weekly and I'm sure it costs at least that much just to keep the lights on. Will they get a bump from Sunday? Probably, but not a long lasting one. David Stone who produced Wicked has deep pockets and

Saw this tonight in Oklahoma City. So glad I caught it. Watched it from front row center in orchestra pit. 

First time seeing it in a theatre. Even though it was a little busy, I liked the choreography. A very talented cast. In a cast of vocal powerhouses, Jack Hopewell (Jesus) and Elvie Ellis really stood out both for their voices and their acting choices. Phenomenal. 

I will say that even though I’ve seen the fairly recent filmed stage production as well as the