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Schmigadoon is performing first, which makes me doubt its Best Musical chances.  Except for Moulin Rouge in 2021, no Best Musical winner has performed first in the 25 years I've been watching this show.

Anyone else notice how the role-doubling has changed for this production?  Here, the Governor plays the Barber instead of the Innkeeper, and the Innkeeper's prison actor is the Captain of the Inquisition, who normally doesn't take part in the charade.  I wonder how this will work.

How was rush this morning?

So now Broadway will have three actors from The Bear and two actors from The Pitt this spring.

There were 19 in line when the box office opened today.  I was 5th (arrived at 8:38), and I got front row orchestra (said to be one of the last $45 seats, with more discounted at $79).  The seller said the front row may miss Lithgow's face when he's sitting at the desk, but maybe I'm tall enough.

An opening night pie plate from the 2005 Sweeney Todd.

Did anyone see the first preview last night?

This show may have stopped doing the TodayTix rush.  There was nothing about it on their page this morning.

I'm sorry for Dead Outlaw.

The CD is scheduled to release today, but I've only seen it on the Rhino website.

Does anyone know which shows have sent scripts to the Tony voters this year?  I'm especially interested in if any musicals have done so.

I greatly underestimated how much people liked Death Becomes Her.

I'm disappointed by the lack of support for Operation Mincemeat.  In addition to being a delightful comedy, I think the story it tells and the way it tells that story are what we need at this time in history.

After seeing today's matinee, I'd like to see Jeremy and Bonnie do a full-scale production of Sweeney.

MB124 said: "EDSOSLO858 said: "How did this evening go?