Profile for Timon3

Do we think that Hamilton will still have 2 companies on the road?

Where will Harry Potter go if it continues with its long sit downs? Could it be Boston or back to San Francisco and Toronto or maybe Cleveland? Cannot think of any other cities that would sustain a long sit down? 

He deserves some love from the Tony committee. For no ther reason the millions he has raised that enables the Tony Committee in the first place  and also the thousands  of jobs he has created in New York and up and down the country. This is saying from a person that isn’t especially a Wicked fan.

Hells Kitchen launching nest year Cleveland.

https://playbill.com/article/broadway-hells-kitchen-will-launch-a-north-american-tour

Thinking the small American cities need 5-6 shows to make up a subscription package. The bigger cities such as Los Angeles, San Francisco and Chicago need more than that.

As there is no real complexity to the staging, as there is not real any, do we think that Sunset Boulevard could be going out next season, or maybe Cabaret, if they can get it to work in a Proscenium theatre?

So what is likely to go out? And where is going to play?

Well I didn’t know that Covid Vaccines has ever been liked to metastatic melanotic peripheral nerve sheath sarcoma.

I am very surprised that this show came in at $23m which is about right for a Broadway show. However the heavy lift for a show is development and this came to Broadway as a developed show. So surprised at the price tag for a show ready to go.

I was just wondering, I think I read that Cabaret costs €1.2m a week to run.

So wondering if the big tourist attraction shows that have recouped be that expensive to run, as was thinking they could reduce their costs, for example the show producers might not have to go so heavy on advertising?

 

 

Just very curious?

Just very curious?

Voter said: "State Theatre in New Brunswick, New Jersey

2024-25 Season

Tina

Ain’t Too Proud

How The Grinch Stole Christmas

The Addams Family

Dear Evan Hansen

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I guess now that is all non equity.

MorrisLACat said: "Center Theatre Group/Los Angeles combines Ahmanson Theatre and Mark Taper Forum into one season. The un-announced musical for summer 2025 will likely, "& Juliet" (National Tour).

Happy reading:

https://www.centertheatregroup.org/tickets/season-tickets/one-ctg/

It’s got to be &Juliet - 4 week gap between Costa Mesa and Portland, the haulage truck goes past the Ahmanson to get to Oregon.

Does anyone go and see a show in both Costa Mesa & Pantanges/Ahmanson.

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RW3 said: "As a DMV resident, I am truly over the Kennedy Center being one of the last theaters to announce its season."

Excuse my ignorance, but where is DMV?

Whistle Down the Wind.

I know WDTW was definitely heading to Broadway, but got aborted after a unsuccessful Washington try out.

Someone did say to me that it had its marquee up at the Martin Beck theater  (Al Hirshfeld) I never have been able to verify this though? In  Gerald Schonefeld’s book it did say it was heading to the Shubert but the Shubert organization couldn’t get Big to close.

Interesting that both Cleveland & Colombus, Ohio announcements is so close together. I looked on Wiki and Colombus is times the size of Cleveland by population - but shows run 3 times as long in the smaller Cleveland. Every show announced in the Colombus season package only run for 1 week.

One of my favorite musical of all time, give a strong poignant message without being preachy. Broadway could do with a star studded revival?

Broadway could do with a fun & light hearted musical.

You cannot stop the beat!

One of my favorite musical of all time, give a strong poignant message without being preachy. Broadway could do with a star studded revival?

Cleveland must be the biggest tour stop outside the major US cities, hence why Hamilton is doing 3 weeks and I am sure previous engagements have played longer?