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The first preview was a very odd experience to be sure. The show felt very under rehearsed, almost like we were watching an early run through. And as others have stated; when the glass bottles started falling people thought perhaps it was a metaphor, but then when they had to stop, everyone realized that it wasn't supposed to happen. I'm not sure why the people on the payroll whose job it is to make sure things like that don't happen let that happen,  but as a rule 

ErmengardeStopSniveling said: "I loved the score and cast on Broadway, and I admire Sting's commitment to telling this story,but it felt like a show that was too big for the Neil Simon Theatre. It's achamber-sized story that needed the Menier or NYTW.

And now it'll be in a venue more than twice the size as the Simon..."

I figured they wouldn't have all the levels open for this, maybe close off the top 2 but the entire house is on sale. All

With negotiations happening this week, the earliest they would strike would be next Monday 10/20. Before the pandemic, most unions had some type of strike fund in their reserves so that if other unions chose to strike, they would be able to pay their members at least some sort of partial salary, but Covid pretty much wiped that out because a lot of people received furlough payments from their unions. So if the strike does happen, even just for a few days, it's going to hurt a lot of peopl

ggersten said: "I wonder if they got permission to use Brando’s likeness. Otherwise, cease and desist letter in 5..4..3.."

Brando's estate is very controlling of his image and the licensing fee to use it is very expensive. Several years ago, Madonna was performing Vogue and she wanted to show photos of all of the celebrities that she name checks in the song and the video designer mentioned that licensing Brando's image cost more than all of the oth

I know that we've all discussed this before, but I think it bears repeating:
Local One Stagehands which include carpenters/automation/props/flymen/sound/electrics, make an ungodly amount of money. They get paid double time just to walk in the door on Sundays and often they don't even stay through the entire show, they leave after their last cue. But wardrobe and hair are not paid nearly as much. And most stage managers are getting equity minimum, so we can't group all of the

This show was obviously built around Jean Smart, but there is that equity rule that states if the understudy goes on for more than two weeks, the role becomes theirs, I doubt they will actually enforce that, but it will be interesting to see if that actually happens.

I'm also fascinated that the PR team for this production hasn't put out some sort of press release stating that Jean Smart does actually intend on coming back when she's able or made some sort of video wit

ACL2006 said: "Fordham2015 said: "Tonight's performance cancelled due to illness"

Or is this a cover-up since fewer than 100 tickets were sold? This week only now has4performances scheduled. Tonight got cancelled and Thursday & Saturday were removed from their website, assuming Smart had something else scheduled."

The Thursday and Saturday performances are still scheduled, there's hardly any tickets sold, but they are still l