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DaveyG said: "Ensemble1711444445 said: "Nope. well over 30 on Death. It went up post filing. Purple Rain over 30, Dolly 28+, Wanted 23+, Lost Boys 25+, Queen of Versailles over 25, under 20 is either a small show or really good producing or both."

These numbers are not sustainable and I'm not convinced all of these shows will open."

These numbers are really shocking and also with that NYS tax credit very much up in the air, If I was

malcs98 said: "EDSOSLO858 said: “On the contrary, it seems to be the only business model that is working. In CABARET's case, they just couldn't reel anyone in with Redmayne's box office draw after he left the cast.”


I mean how many stars do we know are coming to Broadway this season or in the immediate future, I know we have confirmed this season confirmedAlex Winter & Keanu Reeves, James Corden, Neil Patrick Harris, Bobby Cannava

nmartin said: "Quote from the site: ",,,a groundbreaking theatrical property with huge commercial potential."

Like Joan Rivers used to say, "Is this bitch putting me on?""

I also like this from their FAQ-

Even in the event of poor performance, Kowalski Coin retains value through its NFT component, which has collectible and artistic value. Additionally, the capped supply could still drive demand among fans and collectors.

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getatme said: "Sunset also waited to transfer the following season and it didn't hurt them. ALW isn't going to let Cats and Evita compete, Jamie's dance card is filling up, and the logistics involved with the balcony scene will also take more time to figure out. Fall gives them all time to figure things out."

The Cats announcement states that his next broadway projects are Cats and the Illusionist ( I guess based on the novel/film?) so this seems like Evi

BorisTomashevsky said: "Mary_Poppins said: "Sorry, the pictures are not "ugly". And that they all have a lot in common is actually strong marketing. And if the styling of these pics and videos is any indication they are going in a direction that might even work.
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David Edward Byrd would like a word."

Agreed!! Graphic Designer here (although I do not work in theater space). There are a few really glaringly obvious thin

jazzicat said: "Is it that terrible, though… I had no interest in seeing it.. then my daughter talked me into it and it was just so colorful and fun and yes, corny and cartoonish as heck- but I was absolutely delighted. and maybe that was always the point- fun. We walked out with armloads of merch and had a blast.

You say yourself that you had no interest in seeing it. There are others who feel the same myself included. I live in Massachusetts but come down to

BoringBoredBoard40 said: "it is in a 60 seat black box with a Tony nominee (quincy tyler bernstein) someone who is onSeverance and hasn't been on stage in NYC in 11 years (Michael Churnus) someone who was a main role on Orange Is The New Black (Constance Shulman) someone who was just in Godd Nigh and Good Luck (Will Dagger)

it's not giving George Clooney but for a black box play in Brooklyn this is a pretty stacked cast"

Agreed - I thought for off-

Kad said: "No major developments here- the strong shows remain strong, the struggling shows continue to struggle. Modest upticks for Boop, Dead Outlaw, and RWHC won't help them much.

Cabaret needs to do something soon, though. It hasn't recouped and I don't think it's had a profitable week in a while."

Wasn't Cabaret rumored to need 1mil a week to break even? It's looking pretty grim. There seemed to be some whispers awhile

BroadwayGirl107 said: "I think it's that they have everything to gain in trying. This email might not get them any ticket sales, but it does mean a whole bunch of people who might not have headr about it are now asking what it's going to be and that in an of itself is good marketing.



Hell, there's a thread on Broadway World about it...though I'm pretty convinced someone starting a thread about this on BroadwayWorld is sus and seems like it might