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Also, Phoenix Best posted she'll be on for Robin from March 5-8. JSYK

I'll just keep assuming the entire West End cast is transferring until the revival becomes official and the company is announced. 

The box office opens on Monday at 10 AM. That day only, balcony seats will be $25, mezzanine seats will be $50, and orchestra seats are at $75 for select previews.

2 tickets per person, in person only. 
 

Maybe sometime in March-April if it’s part of Roundabout or Second Stage’s season?

If true, I have to think they want the Booth with the full West End cast in tow, no?

Just confirmed, April 1-19. Get rid of that question mark in the title thread, Mitchern.

Claire Kwon plays Claire from April 3 - May 17, as was announced. 

MB124 said: "Why are we still posting in this thread?"

Again, I’ve blocked the user who started the other thread on this transfer, and so I can’t see it listed with the other threads. 

A 10-week limited run has been confirmed, but no exact dates or a confirmed theatre yet.

Is the entire London cast coming over with the two leads? How long is Mason Alexander Park doing OH, MARY!?

 

The production will now run through August 9.

Cast is now complete:

• Katherine Romans as Miss Forsythe
• Mary Neely as Letta

Two more onstage cast members and three understudies also just confirmed. 

 

Death of a Salesman has extended to August 9. 

The Balusters will run through May 24.

The Fear of 13 will run through July 12. 

You nailed it in this week's grosses thread, Patti LuPone FANatic: Whitney Leavitt has just extended to April 5.

Michael Maliakel and Austin Colby will depart the musical on March 29.

Starting March 30, Corbin Bleu and John Behlmann will play Nick Carraway and Tom Buchanan. 

I apparently blocked the user who started the other thread, so sorry for the duplicate post.

Regarding potential Jamie Lloyd burnout, I say: give me more. He's the hardest-working director on both sides of the pond and is clearly changing the game. It's entirely possible Lloyd wins BOTH directorial Tonys in 2027. 

raddersons said: "Im usually a Jamie Lloyd defender but the sheer amount of productions he gets on Broadway is getting a little ridiculous."

I disagree. He's helping change the game.

Reviews aren’t great, but I still think Erivo comes back to Broadway in this. 

Also worth noting, STRANGER THINGS filmed their proshot this week, so no numbers to post.