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Lencia Kebede is the next Elphaba

Trimm is back as Glinda

Natasha Yvette Williams is the next Morrible

Brad Oscar is staying on as the Wizard

not sure about Boq, Nessa and Fiyero.  

It's interesting how they've chosen the language "both of these offers were ignored" instead of: both of these offers were rejected. By doing that they're making themselves a victim and IATSE the enemy. But at the same time, they say that they are pro Union. 

Orville Peck was one of the opening acts for the last Harry Styles tour. That demographic seems to be the one that the producers are desperately trying to recruit. 

The first rehearsal is January 9th. It would make sense that they would have put tickets on sale already, and at least announced the principal cast. Surely people have been hired and designs have been submitted to shops? At least that's how it usually works.

The poor ticket sales of Hills of California, even though it has a different set of producers, but is also a Mendes show, combined with the already discussed fact that Motive has no bankable Broadway stars, and they weren't able to get the theatre they wanted will probably put this transfer off until next spring if it ever happens at all. 
 

Natasha Yvette Williams will be the next Morrible. 

Yes, it's now up on the BAM website. February 28 through April 6. The West End remount finishes on February 22 so that is a very tight turnaround for everyone involved. 

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The Colosseum seats just under 2400 people. I wonder if they will be selling the upper circle and balcony in addition to the stalls and dress circle. 
 

TotallyEffed said: "two ladies tickets said: "That's too bad that Pattigot Covid on the same day that Sunset Boulevard is starting previews around the corner."


In what way"

Google is your friend. 

That's too bad that Patti got Covid on the same day that Sunset Boulevard is starting previews around the corner.

I was on the fence about purchasing tickets and then I was reminded that one of the authors wrote Glory Days, the horrific/boring Broadway musical that closed on opening night about 14 years ago... so that's a hard pass for me and based on what some other people have reported in this thread, I am very glad I am skipping this. 

I would be interested to see how this plays from the mezzanine or balcony. I saw this in London at the Almedia, which seats 325 people. I know they're upscaling everything for a bigger Broadway house and hopefully that will make a difference for people sitting in those areas. 

CoffeeBreak said: "What's next at the Music Box?"

Supposedly it's The Motive and the Cue. They are waiting to announce until Suffs posts a closing notice. 

While closing before the end of the year might seem odd remember that during the holiday weeks Broadway shows play adjusted schedules with added performances, this means overtime for the crew and cast which adds to the running costs, that probably factored in choosing the closing date. 

I agree with the other comments. She's fine, she's not amazing and she's not horrible. It is not a memorable performance. Seeing a Broadway legend in person is always a thrilling experience but in this case, I don't think it's worth going back and seeing it again. I saw her performance a couple of months into her run and was disappointed. I went back and saw the show with some family members a couple of weeks ago and she was out. 
 

Nick Hornby wrote the novel. 
 

The show is returning to the West End for a limited engagement starting in late September so they had the right date but the wrong country. 

They want The Music Box, they're waiting for Suffs to close.