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I'm desperate to see pics of cast and set for this production particuarly because a) I love the show and b) I love EDIT: SCOTT PASK's set design (I don't know why I posted Buether)

Also: I hope that responses to this post can talk about the number of empty seats...haven't bought my tickets yet (hoping to see it in April)

QueenAlice said: "The show is probably not revivable. It's brand of mystery surrounding Catholic guilt isn't much relevant anymore but here is my cast:

 

Martha Livingstone: Cate Blanchett

Mother Miriam: Cherry Jones

Agnes: Anya Taylor-Joy

Jones is one of the greats but I wonder if she'd ever strap on the habit again.

 

 

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I'd love to see an Agnes of God revival (coming on the heels of seeing how A Handmaid's Tale is showing Trump America).

Dream casting?

Laura Linney (Mother Miriam)

Carrie Coon (Doctor Martha Livingstone)

Annaleigh Ashford (Agnes)

 

Any thoughts?

 

Regardless of the fact that Sunday in the Park with George wasn't considered for Tonys, how many nominations and awards do you think it would have received?  Which categories?

I'm planning a trip to NYC in two weeks, and I'm trying to decide if the $34 membership would be worth the cost of purchases.
 

I'm not really familiar with how it works but is it a better alternative to waiting at TKTS booth or trying for lottery?

Interested in: Come From Away, Great Comet, Anastasia, Dear Evan (but am doubtful); Present Laughter, A Doll's House, Indecent

So I'll be in the city the week after the Tonys (June 12-1.

I've only bought tickets to one show prior to the trip ($30 Under 30 Tickets for The Little Foxes), but hope to see 3-4 other shows while I'm there via student rush, general rush or the TKTS booth.

A few questions and concerns:  I know that a number of the shows will be nigh impossible to get tickets to (Dolly, Evan) while some are possibly but not as probable (Comet, Come from Away).  After shows pick up a few (or a slew) of Tonys, it only makes sense that the tickets become even more difficult to get. For those of you who have been in the city for years, after the broadcast is there a glut of tickets if they don't do as well Tony time (i.e. would it be easier to get tickets to Come From Away if it comes home without any awards)? OR does the simple fact that the Tonys present at least one song from the show make the tickets the week following the Tonys even harder to get? I'd like to use one of the aforementioned outlets (SR, GR, TKTS) to get tickets to either Come From Away or Great Comet.  I'm expecting Dear Evan Hansen to take home the Best Musical award, so should obtaining a ticket for these shows be a bit easier? 

Basically:

June 12-18 -- your thoughts on how easy or difficult to get tickets to the following (and the award that could cause the ticket prices to raise or dip in parenthesis):

Come From Away (not winning musical make it easier?)

Great Comet (same)

Present Laughter (Kevin Kline winning Actor)

A Doll's House (any awards?)

Groundhog Day

Planning a trip to NY in June, and I'm on the fence about Oslo.

Pros: For years I've been wanting to see a Bartlett Sher production; I'd love to see Jefferson Mays and Jennifer Ehle; $30 LincTix.

Cons: I don't know how I feel about the topic at hand; therefore:

 

Does Oslo feel like a history class? Is it preachy? Is it exciting?

I'm going to be in NYC June 15-18 and I'm wanting to see Little Foxes. I'm wanting to catch the casting that Tony voters are seeing (Laura as Regina), is there a specific place to find the casting schedule in advance?

(*sorry if this has been posted before)