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are there 2 or 3 understudies for this show? The press releases state 3: Hannah Solow, Peter Smith, and Martin Landry complete the cast. However, Playbill only has Solow & Smith listed.

Max, Robyn, Red and now Charlotte are there through Sept. 15. Guessing that's as far as they have contracts to for anyone. AFW is basically back in as an emergency filler for Velma for a week.

Again, if this transfers to Bway, they'll need more swings. I'd assume at this point it's not extending either and will stick to their Aug 12 closing date.

Gonna be a top ticket this Fall for sure.

Robyn injured herself again over the weekend. She'll be out until August 6.

So is the extension not happening now? It closes in under 3 weeks.

I think the overall lack of shows is helping most struggling shows now. We're down to 25 shows in total running on Broadway. The next musical to start is MATTRESS on July 31. Nothing else starts up until September.

 

https://playbill.com/article/schedule-of-upcoming-and-announced-broadway-shows

tacotheatrelover said: "We get closer to Weird Al as Zidler every day"

I mean, Chicago still has yet to announce their next Billy Flynn.

Looks like the Lyceum finally has a hit.

They usually do scaled down revivals, so I'm inclined to hear and see what they do with this.

Yeah! Birthday present coming this October!!

I just want to know who their standbys will be. I'd be that Nick ends up missing a bunch of shows after it opens.

if this transfers to Bway, they'll need 8-10 swings if they plan on a 6-month minimum run.

So is this being extended or not?

Odd that they won't say that Gonzalez will perform every Tuesday. Does Sunset have a unique performance schedule that differs week-to-week?

At this point I tend to think Liza turned it down? What other reasoning is there?

stagepotato said: "To help quell rumors:

Brody and Brent are off for family events. Daryl is in Italy. Sky was off as well but I’m not sure why. No one has left. Just illness and vacations."

That's still a lot out. The Facebook post said they opened the Playbill and a lot of little u/s slips fell out. So many that they couldn't track who was out because there was so many slips.

EwanApollo said: "Hearing more and more rumours of Next to Normal (London) transferring to Broadway between January and March. Having seen this cast a few times, it could well become the frontrunner for best revival (by a lot)."

Back in The Booth? Can't imagine this in any other theater and it would likely be a short run.