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Kad said: "Frankly, given the struggles of both Tammy Faye and MHE, I would imagine that at least some investors have been given pause about transferring a costly show with no big names and a title that is only moderately familiar to a general audience."

Yes, this............ especially in a season that's already full of buzzworthy revivals all competing for awards, attention and dollars. 

Partly the reason why Cats:the Jellicle Ball put any tran

"Agree to disagree" is reserved for things like "I don't like coffee" or "Tammy Faye is not a good musical".

NOT for racism, homophobia, sexism. 

Not basic human decency.  

NOT HUMAN RIGHTS

Not the right to be treated equally regardless of race, religion, color, creed or sexual orientation.

We do not have a difference of opinion, what we have here is a difference in morality.

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While it's far from the greatest thing ever on a Broadway stage, i rather enjoyed it for what it is, am very glad i saw it twice, and am a bit sorry to see it close so soon.  

Wait to buy if possible, and check the site a few days before the performance date you want to attend.  Often times, anything that's been 'held back' & released or any other unsold inventory will be heavily discounted ---- for example, i scored a row E center orch seat (regu

Jarethan said: "I saw this tonight and I was completely blown away. I had a little trepidation ‘earlyish’ in Act 1, basedon some of the silly expressions on Nicole Scherzinger’s face, which were a little over the top."

This kinda bothered me too at first...... but after the show, I realized that this was the same kind of 'awkward' as when a Baby Boomer or Gen X'er tries the same catch phases, gestures and mannerisms as Gen

bwaylyric said: "What's the stage door scene been like since her bloody debut?"

was a bit of a cluster on Wednesday --- at first, everyone was gathered at the door toward Broadway and barricade, where the ensemble came out and signed.  Then they broke down the barricade and told everyone to go home, but someone slipped that Nicole was coming out the actual stage door toward 8th, and everybody ran over there.  She came out with Jamie, freshly shower

SongandDance2 said: 
"Agree 100%. I've never seen a musical so radically reinvented in its staging that it felt like it became brand new. And where the vision of the director made a show that's always felt pretty mid to me allowed it to become one of the most exciting theatrical experiences I've ever had."

This is how I felt about "Cats: the Jellicle Ball".  Wish it would return already, and it's only been a month.&nb