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Re: A FEW GOOD MEN Previews

Oct 15, 2026 — 7:43:04 PM

A more salient question may be why anyone who's been here longer than a minute hasn't blocked them long ago, or bothers responding to them (and quoting them). Long before BroadwayFlash, MezzoDiva, or any of their ilk, that person was the first poster I blocked on this site. Their entire shtick is being rude and snide, and I'd never seen them make a constructive or informative post on these boards (every time I see them being quoted after I blocked them, it's yet another nasty comment). I can ...

Jennifer Simard Opens Up About ‘Life-Saving Surgery’ She Underwent After Years of Suffering in Silence (PEOPLE Mag)

Oct 12, 2026 — 8:32:44 AM

As soon as I saw the headline yesterday, I remembered the constant b*tching in the DBH thread about her (and Hilty's) absences, and how they should be replaced if they couldn't show up to their jobs, and that everyone (or at least gossips on message boards) were owed explanations. Sorry to read that any of that got back to her.https://forum.broadwayworld.com/thread/DEATH-BECOMES-HER-Reviews/27

Re: OTHER DESERT CITIES 2026 Previews

Oct 9, 2026 — 10:59:20 AM

Not arguing in favor of Hickey's direction by any means. I took issue with the staging in my long, rambling review and certainly could have said more. Just noting that it's not simply a matter of thinking someone else should have been hired if the production started with him. No one else could have been hired; it's his production (for better or worse).

Re: OTHER DESERT CITIES 2026 Previews

Oct 9, 2026 — 9:36:22 AM

My understanding is that Hickey is the one who initiated the revival and assembled the cast. This wasn't a case of producers starting with the property and/or cast and then looking for a director (a la Audra's Gypsy). This article kind of says it, but I'm sure I read an interview with Baitz that says Hickey pitched it to him.

Re: OTHER DESERT CITIES 2026 Previews

Oct 6, 2026 — 5:47:53 PM

I saw this last week and have been working out my thoughts.I waited to buy in hopes of getting a front orchestra seat, but when those were finally released, they were insanely expensive. But on the day before, the prices of the remaining tickets apparently go down (dynamic pricing taketh away, and sometimes dynamic pricing giveth) so I was able to get a single close front orchestra ticket that started at $799+ for about $400. I let myself buy one expensive ticket per year, so that was it.If y...

Re: MAYBE HAPPY ENDING Reviews

Oct 5, 2026 — 11:29:14 PM

A quick check of the comments on Playbill's Instagram story on this shows that plenty of people are not happy about it, and know exactly what the producers are doing. They are determined to deny Asian actors these roles (and if the authorial intent is racist, trying to justify something as what the authors intend doesn't matter. It's racist). Going straight to replacing an Asian lead with a white guy drew too much attention, so they're going with another, non-Asian minority to make it somethi...

Re: The Official TDF Thread

Oct 5, 2026 — 3:27:59 PM

Downstate is on regular TDF. I hadn't seen it there before.

Re: MAYBE HAPPY ENDING Reviews

Oct 1, 2026 — 1:42:13 PM

I'm not familiar with her. Is she a draw or someone who would sell tickets? I see she has 725k followers on Instagram, so she must have a following.

Re: OTHER DESERT CITIES 2026 Previews

Oct 1, 2026 — 9:03:57 AM

Auggie27 said: ". I consider Rabe's role the trickiest, with the biggest journey (it's arguably her play, ultimately). Assuming Rabe has nailed it, but would be intrigued to hear more on her approach."I've always thought so too, about it being Brooke's play, and Elizabeth Marvel's performance from the original production is what I remember most. Because of that, it initially struck me as a bit odd to see Rabe billed last on the posters the first time I saw it, since she really is the lead, or...

Re: OTHER DESERT CITIES 2026 Previews

Sep 30, 2026 — 11:44:11 AM

jared123 said: "Eh, we are a little too liberal with standing ovations in the USA. Pointing that out does not make one snobby, miserable, or a killjoy.Getting triggered by someone pointing that out, well that is snobby and miserable"And yet, your post is the most snobby and miserable one in the thread yet. Isn't interesting how the people who accuse others of being triggered are the ones who seem to be themselves? Auggie27 said: "May we allow a first preview of an admired play with an all-sta...

Re: GARRY STARR : Classic Penguins (Off-Broadway)

Sep 30, 2026 — 11:40:23 AM

Thanks. I should have grabbed a $25 TDF ticket the first week. Instead got a $55 ticket I couldn't use. Now it looks like the cheapest is $150 (or $129 for the back row on some dates). I'm not sure I'm that invested but hate missing out.

Re: The Official TDF Thread

Sep 30, 2026 — 11:36:58 AM

Same. I check TDF multiple times a day and have never seen Wanted on there. Maybe it's only been for Passport members?

Re: GARRY STARR : Classic Penguins (Off-Broadway)

Sep 30, 2026 — 10:23:35 AM

Anyone else seen this? Nearly sold out and prices have jumped for the last two weeks. Had to give up the ticket I had and deciding how much I want/need to see it, especially at the new prices.

Re: Broadway Grosses: Week Ending 9/27/26

Sep 29, 2026 — 5:24:17 PM

The one, and likely only, good part about seeing a blocked poster quoted is that it disproves this claim people tend to make in the grosses thread that no one here calls for shows to close.

Re: The Holes (Off-Broadway @ The Wild Project)

Sep 28, 2026 — 1:52:18 PM

This covers it well.https://www.theatermania.com/news/review-the-holes-cruising-for-god-in-the-dark-room_1854602/

It's A Wonderful Life with Megan Hilty coming to the Broadhurst ?

Sep 28, 2026 — 10:08:40 AM

https://forum.broadwayworld.com/thread/Megan-Hilty-Replacing-in-Established-Broadway-Show

Re: Broadway Grosses: Week Ending 9/20/26

Sep 22, 2026 — 3:31:03 PM

Closing notice looks like it gave Two Strangers a boost and made people realize they had to go see it now. Maybe an extension through the holidays could happen? Unlikely, but never say never about anything in this business.

Re: Ed Harris, Allison Janney & Julia Louis Dreyfuss - OTHER DESERT CITIES Revival

Sep 18, 2026 — 3:49:49 PM

I was wondering if they were holding the front row for lottery or rush or something. Not so much. They've released the front row for the first several performances now. $995.68: $889.00 ticket price + $106.68 service fee.

Broadway Grosses: Week Ending 6/7/26

Sep 16, 2026 — 12:35:07 AM

Was reminded of this.6/9/26OhHiii said: "Closing Imminent: Two Strangers "MemorableUserName said: "When a show is up week to week and hits its highest average ticket price in over three months, and you declare "Closing Imminent!" that's not looking at facts. That's doomcasting."OhHiii said: This is exactly what happens when shows have Tony nominations leading into the Tonys....are you new? Saying Two Strangers is not long for this world is not a novel concept, espe

Re: Ed Harris, Allison Janney & Julia Louis Dreyfuss - OTHER DESERT CITIES Revival

Sep 15, 2026 — 12:20:24 PM

They released a bunch of front orchestra for the first preview overnight. They were $699 plus fees ($782.88) an hour ago. Now $799 plus fees ($894.88).

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