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I actually think Carrell makes more sense as Felix than Colbert does. Colbert has made a career out of playing absurd authority figures whereas Carrell is best known for his kind of hapless schlemiel characters.

I really wouldn’t put stock in the existence of social media profiles. Anyone can make them for any reason and many are created solely to get lock on an ideal handle, even if the project is months away or never comes to fruition.

Yeah, suggesting that the production was simply transplanted into a different space without the differences being accounted for is not exactly a support for Todrick’s case.

A number of people on that Reddit thread are alleging it's a yet-unannounced holiday show which aligns with what TexanAddams18 said.

I've heard Galileo has made rather substantial changes, but not being familiar with the show as it was I can't really comment on what that means.

Timon3 said: "I just had a look at the seating plan for PAC and this looks like it has more than 500 seats, so could be classed as a Broadway show? But saying that it doesn’t need to be a Broadway show to sell tickets and has the benefit of a off Broadway contracts.I wonder if this will become a PAC staple every holidays?"Broadway isn't just venue size, it's also location.

You'd think they'd do a riff on a wanted poster or something that feels dusty and dangerous rather than something that looks like an ad for American Eagle's western collection.

Regardless of his reputation for failing to pay dancers for his own projects in the past, this is a different situation for Todrick. The fact it's a union production is a major factor, as is the fact that he clearly wants to be seen as legitimate in NYC. I doubt he will be after this, but not because he's not paying people- it's because he refuses to be reigned in and doesn't seem to want to delegate or compromise enough. So we have Todrick starring in, writing, composing, directing, and chor...

I cannot personally recall an instance of a production being delayed because they did not pass a fire inspection due to design issues. That is a wacky thing.

A press release just went out announcing the Blue Man Group will be doing a show here from 11/12-1/3

Really don't feel like watching 3 minutes of him ramble, but BWW pulled these quotes:"The Daryl Roth Theatre is a historic venue. It is beautiful and gorgeous, but it is a bank that has been transformed into a really creative space and what we are doing with this show is unprecedented for this theater. It’s a massive set. There are 140 costumes, and we are doing things that they’ve never done there before. And so in order for it to be safe for everyone, not just for the performers and the cre...

The only roles for her in this production of Rocky would be Magenta or the Narrator and she's not really right for either.

EDSOSLO858 said: "Interestingly, Reddit says Jafar."You mean... "two joking comments on Reddit said Jafar." C'mon now, you should know better.

Industrials were also not generally made available to the public, so it's kind of hard to keep track of how many there were and when they were done.

At this point, I'm pretty sure Sean Nyberg would invest in a kid's lemonade stand just to brag about it on social media.

Reactions in the UK were generally very positive, too. But the total lack of recognizable names involved in this- not just in the cast, but across the board in creatives, producing, etc- is likely indicative of Hall’s reputation in the industry. He’s damaged goods here and doesn’t seem to have overcome that at all.

Losing two weeks from an initial 8 week run is a potentially fatal issue for the show’s prospects, whatever the cause. Edit: miscounted the weeks… an initial 7 week run, even worse.

I really hope she's able to step into the role on Broadway at some point.

I give less credence to the authorship and ROFR claims because as reported by Kathy Deitch they, frankly, did not make a lot of sense. And as far as I'm aware, there have been no legal actions taken. As far as I understood it, the authorship claims were more along the lines of "changes were made at my suggestion" and "lines I came up with were made part of the script" which are hard to prove and credit (and are also kind of normal parts of development of a show and tbh I don't think merit any...

$99 is the cheapest ticket as of now, which seems... questionable to me at this juncture. It also doesn't really seem like the bundle deal with Small Mouth Sounds has had a big effect on sales; it also looks like all front center orch and mezz is being held throughout the run. No matter what date I click, the houses are more or less identical.