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They clearly already have names in the cast. It’s nice that they’re giving someone new a big opportunity.

Taub posted on Instagram that Ragtime is her favorite show, so she’s taking a break to do it and then will be back in Suffs after.

So looking forward to this one, and happy with all of those additional names.

Or anything for Death Becomes Her?

Looks super dark and freaky, but also looks excellent. Super impressed by what I see from Gaga.

Liked this at City Center, but definitely wouldn’t say I loved it. Hopefully now that there’s no Sweeney, Sutton will be a full voice for Shy. 

Anyone have anything for Cursed Child?

If someone asked me to describe this show, I wouldn’t even know what to say. It was weird and random and inappropriate and chaotic, but all of those thing are what make it so good. Laughed for an hour and a half, and I’m a BIG FAN of the 5pm start time!

Is she doing Tuesday shows? It says she starts on a Tuesday and will do one show a week, but is it consistently Tuesdays?

Yes, I’d guess those are the two biggest groups of tickets buyers, and Kit Connor does seem to be a big draw. He has movies coming out and another season of Heartstopper, so he’s a star on the rise. Zegler seems to be a name too, but she comes with a little more controversy (although nothing actually scandalous).

Brody Grant and who else?

They just sent an email about the $99 tickets. Seems like it’s sold well up until that point, so maybe they’re hoping the rest can be Christmas gifts for those Zegler/Connor fangirls. 

They also didn’t have any big “name” events lately that would bring in a lot of money or a lot of attention. Other venues have stolen its thunder. It’s definitely sad that it’s closing, but I’m not shocked.

I actually love that it was 3 1/2. This is an old-school out of town tryout. They’re throwing everything against the wall to see what sticks before they make big changes. Seems like nowadays nobody wants to part with their material, so I like that Schwartz and co. aren’t precious and are willing to make those necessary changes. I wish them lots of luck!

It honestly just feels like Clooney and his wife are mad about the Israel-Gaza situation, and this is his petty way of getting Biden out. His opinion doesn’t mean much to me, but all of this would make me think twice about supporting his show.

I felt like “Sydney James Harcourt is a Grammy®-winning multidisciplinary artist” was a lot since it makes it seem like he won a Grammy on his own, but I guess the guy should be proud of himself and be his own cheerleader. He was great in the show.

Williams was just on Good Morning America talking about the show. She said that dialogue is used directly from the movie and that it’s a perfect movie. I honestly feel like both of those things aren’t great to say. People will go in thinking there’s nothing new and it’s a replica of something that’s already perfect, so why bother? Small Clip of the Interview

At the end, they said it starts this weekend in Plymouth before the West End and then hopefully Broadway.