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Jarethan said: "Unless it is Justin Timberlake, I would imagine those grosses would go through the floor if a boy-band type replaced Groff., and I can't see what he would have to gain by dong it unless he still thinks he could have a future as a movie star and is guaranteed the role if a movie is ever made, which I can't imagine happening.”

Def don’t think he’d do it. That ego is too big. I honestly couldn’t really see any of them doing

Jordan Catalano said: "Getting home from the matinee and gotta say, I kind of adored this but also understand why someone else wouldn't. The entire thing from start to finish plays like a dream, maybe even a memory of a dream. It's very surreal in a lot of it and shrouded by what I can only say is this profound sadness the entire time. I was reminded a lot of a queer "American Psycho" and just completely gave myself over to it.

The show needs to lose the

ErmengardeStopSniveling said: "No star of legitimate drawing power should want to follow in Groff’s footsteps here (the show was literally built around him), and Darin’s name is close to meaningless from a full-priced-sales standpoint on Broadway. I assume this shutters the moment Groff decides to leave.Maybe Groff chooses to do a limited run in London after taking a break.

Where the Darin name might still hold some weight is in the regions. I’d be surpri

Saw a reading of it last summer and adored it. The music is great, and with Eisendrath’s involvement with wildly successful KPop Demon Hunters, I feel like it’ll have some good buzz. The cast also really is top-notch.

The uphill battle is making people get past its depressing sounding plot synopsis - a young surfer is on life support after an accident and his parents must decide whether to keep him alive or donate his organs. Despite the fact that it is about that, it&rsquo

ooblogway said: "I'm curious about the venue. Do we think it's a pop-up for this show only or actually a new venue?"

Based on its appearance, I could see it going either way. As I mentioned in my original post, I didn’t think the height of railings was not beneficial to views of the stage, and the sound in the back wasn’t loud enough. It seems like a venue that would be easy to transform back, but time will tell. This probably isn’t the show

I’ve processed this more now and am not sure if it’s the bad writing that makes nothing stick or Luke Newton’s sweetness that makes nothing stick. Newton  seems like a really lovely guy and he had lots of Bridgerton fans in the audience (who were on their phones because they were really only there to stage door), but he didn’t have any gravitas or grit. This was a man who took the fashion world by storm, but this version just floats through it. Again, could be the

This is a new theater created in a warehouse, and the sight lines were not good. The railing at the steps was so high that it was in the field of vision once seated.

The play itself was a whole lot of nothing. It’s a shame that it’s about someone so dynamic, and it completely fizzles. Performances were good, but a thousand things happen so quickly that none of it makes any impact. Working on Savile Row, getting hired by Givenchy, getting married and even losing the most imp