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Matt Rogers said: "Lot666 said: "FANtomFollies said: "NakedMaid said: "Finally got to the show this week. I wondered if anyone who say it with Mandy. Does Young Norma wear a curly wigfor those performances. The production photos of Mandy have her natural curly hair and it seems an adjustment would need to be made on Mandy performances for continuity with young Norma."

It's been noted somewhere on BWW that young Norma does not wear a

Dylan Smith4 said: "I saw Macbeth with David Tennant last night and was just absolutely blown away!If you're willing to get up early, they have£25 rush tickets in the front row! This is a performance not to be missed. It is playing till December 14. I would suggest rushing on a weekday as you'll likely have a better shot at getting a ticket, as they only have about 18-day seats per day. When I got there, there were only two people in front of me, and that was about 90 m

TheatreFan4 said: "rosscoe(au) said: "I’m sorry if this is a stupid silly question, I’m guessing that balls are a huge part of New York drag culture ( Paris Is Burning ) is this more likely to succeed in New York only, or does anyone think this could work in other cities. Meaning does halving a knowledge help?"

Probably in major cities, but this won't get any play in middle America I'm sure."

I disagree. Ballroom for

I went to a mini-ball in HK on Sunday night in partnership with CATS: The Jellicle Ball. The show sponsored some of the categories and a few of the cast members were there and competing. They were handing out fans that everyone got that said “PURRR! Jellicle Cats Come Out Tonight” and I think this was an ingenious outreach into the younger ballroom community. For sure they are exploring all avenues to increase interest in this show and I admire their creativity in doing so.&n

This is a must see! Titanic’s ravishing epic score has never sounded better. Thunderous response from the audience! The whole damn cast from top to bottom is completely stacked. Honestly not a weak link in the company and I lived for Milligan playing Alice Beane, a role Victoria Clark originated. I had also forgotten how funny parts of the book are. I would die to get a recording of this, maybe with a broadway transfer?? Shout out to Chuck Cooper, Alex Joseph Grayson, Ramin Karimloo, Jo

This show has too much hype around it rn. Went this afternoon expecting an 11/10 experience but got a super long play that was just good with some *wonderful* musical moments. By far the best parts of this show revolve around the music. But for me there were absolutely no stakes to the plot and many of these characters were so one dimensional. I think this would have been much more powerful if this was edited down. I will undoubtedly look forward to album release tho!! Also Sarah Pid

The headline of this thread is unfortunate. I have been living in NYC for 20 years and have been an avid Broadway goer for even longer. Post-Covid NYC with its marked increases in crime/homelessness/the mental health crisis coupled with the droves of migrants around The Row have definitely created a very “lively” and different land scape around the area. 

As someone who lives in Brooklyn, my theater going habits have completely changed Post-Covid. I am much le