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Very sad this is happening. Cafe Fiorello was always a great place to go for a late night supper after seeing a show at Lincoln Center.

WithoutATrace said: ""I've got the dvr set for the entire week. Can't wait!"No wonder we're friends. I've got my DVR set as well!!!"Absolutely! Great minds think alike.

I've got the dvr set for the entire week. Can't wait!

A brilliant revival. Was so fortunate to have seen it twice - November 2025, and April 2026. It deserved all the praise and accolades it received! I've yet to meet anyone who said that Caissie Levy only won her Tony Award because there was no other competition. Some just love to be negative. She was fantastic.

The8re phan said: "sorry to hear..... sending warm positive vibes, and hoping for a quick recovery."Thank you so much. That's very nice of you to say.

Aging is a privilege, and it can be a real B**CH! I have several bulged discs, and sciatia, and unfortunately won't be able to make it to NYC and see the last 2 performances of MR on Saturday night, 8/29 and Sunday 8/30. 8/29, evening show ticket is Mezz, row K, seat 17. $229 face value8/30, final show ticket is Mezz, row L, seat 8. $189 face valueThe tickets are on Stubhub, as they are the official resale site for ATG Theatres. The tickets were emailed to me as PDFs when I purchased them. If...

Thanks for the info on the documentary.

Got my tickets for Aaron's final performance on Saturday night, 8/29 and the final performance on Sunday, 8/30. This is one of my favorite shows. First saw the show in August 2019, a few days after opening, and then again on the reopening night in Sept 2021, when Broadway came back after Covid.

jpbran said: "I just hope they have Grace Jones' "Tomorrow" blasting inthe giant tour theaters before curtain as at the Lyceum."Thank you. I was wondering who was singing "Tomorrow."

Oy! Some just love doom and gloom. Broadway has faced many, many challenges over the decades and is still going strong.

Saw them at Carnegie Hall in November 2023 with the NY Pops. It was a fantastic concert. I believe that was their first concert together. Perhaps it's changed a bit now that they have been doing it for several years now.

Saw the show in April. Always sad when a show closes prematurely and so many people are out of work. This show is so specific. An off-Broadway run was really more appropriate for it. I certainly appreciated the sheer talent of the cast. Incredible performers. Having seen the original show so many times, that's the "Cats" that I'm used to and will favor.

"Mame" "Funny Girl""Follies"

Hopefully it will be released, and not just sit on a shelf somewhere. Will be seeing "Jersey Boys" in Chicago in November. Very excited to see the show again. Saw JB several times in Chicago during its original 2 year run that opened in October 2007.

If there's ever a Broadway revival of "The Life," Alex can portray Sonja, and sing "The Oldest Profession."

Kimbo said: "nealb1 said: "Thanks for the very detailed report of last night's concert. Looks fantastic."I've learned never to underestimate or even guess about attempts at sarcasm from members of this board but unless I'm missing something or still drunk from the World Cup loss last night I see no detailed report.I wasn't being sarcastic at all. I was referring to the posting on this thread, that went into great detail about who sang what song during Act 1 and Act 2. That posting is now gone...

Thanks for the very detailed report of last night's concert. Looks fantastic. As far as the "no shows," I'm sure they all had other commitments, and something came up. Not unusual for things to change by the time they are announced to the night of the show. It's not as if they just didn't show up, and nobody knew what happened to them.

TheGingerBreadMan said: "inception said: "How does she like her ice cream?"In her P***Y!"Absolutely!

Angela Lansbury sat behind me at "The King & I" at Lincoln Center. The Sunday matinee of "A Little Night Music," Bill, Hillary, Chelsea and husband Marc attended. When they walked in, the entire theatre started to applaud. On the way out of the theatre, B&H were shaking people's hands and chatting. I was able to shake both of their hands. :) Barbara Walters was next to me at "Something Rotten." Kim Zimmer was a few rows ahead of me at "Hadestown." Spoke with her before the show, and she was s...

A bit off topic, but still on point with AR - when I was in NYC last month, I purchased my tickets for "Lost Boys" and "Schmigadoon," at their respective box offices. I gave my AR number to the box office person, and they each entered the number into their system - just like I did with a few other shows that I bought directly at the box office. Within a few days after seeing all my shows - 15 total, all the AR points posted - except for "Lost Boys," and "Schmigadoon." AR has a feature for mis...