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"Maybe, I Dunno"  Sounds like a new show about dating in the 21st Century. 

Got an email today from Washington National Opera that their next two productions this season, Scott Joplin’s “Treemonisha” and Robert Ward’s opera of “The Crucible," will be held at Lisner Auditorium.  

Call_me_jorge said: "Per this instagram post, Waitress will be sending out a 10th Anniversary National Tour."

Seems strange they would send out a tour when this was one of the most popular shows being done by regional theatres in the last year.

Regarding Ragtime: does it have enough steam to be as big a hit for LCT as something like My Fair Lady was & possibly keep running even through next Xmas?  Or will we only know once we see how it does into the Summer?

RippedMan said: "Interesting it was such a hit in London but not here. Re: Stranger Things. But I think London enjoys spectacle more than New York. Which is why something like Ragtime is doing such gangbuster numbers."

 

witchoftheeast2 said: 
Proshots are expensive. They require time, money, blocking rehearsals, they already have the Netflix documentary about how the show was made? I highly doubt that this will bring in money/don't really think they should make a proshot tbh"

Netflix constantly needs new content to keep subscribers.   This is their top IP.  They'll spend the money.

 

Last week I asked a drag queen I know who does Cher impersonations a lot, what they thought of her recent SNL performances - which were so obviously lip synced. They said "She was fantastic! She's 79, we should be grateful she's still standing!"

Simu Liu says Hollywood has deemed Asian roles too 'risky' once again

Probably a budget issue.  Likely they charge them for running their ads there.

Goldenboy: what else have you seen this week? If this was the worst, what was the best? Did you see Chess or Ragtime?

Noted Harmony on that list of recent flops.  That failed to connect with a wide audience, but I wonder if they lost too much momentum by waiting about 15 ior 16 months to move to Broadway?  After so many years of development maybe they should have tried to open directly on Broadway in 2022?  Though there was a backlog of shows that had waited out the pandemic trying to open then.

Where does Paradis Square land on that list of flops?

Hockey players kind of are still under the radar as far as being celebrities.   I saw something yesterday about gossip that that pop star Tate McRae might be dating Jack Hughes, with a photo from Deuxmoi where it said " Tate McRae on a date with some guy with a broken wrist."   He's the alt Captain for New Jersey yet can still go out in NYC without anyone knowing who he is.  Only drew attention because of McRae.

JSquared2 said: "

Totally ignorant post. You don't even have basic facts correct, ignoring the 14-15 shows that they have transferred since HAMILTON. I hear the current White House administration is hiring -- you'd fit in quite well.

That's the nicest thing anyone has said about me on here in a long time. At least I hope it's a step above being called a pig.

During my November visit I did a historical walking tour of Harlem & the guide said I was the first Canadian she had had in months.  There were less than ten of us taking the tour the day I did it, & she said that her daily totals over all were also way down.

In August I did a fun walking tour in San Francisco, and I was the only person on the tour. I was surprised he even did it for one person.  I made sure I tipped & left a glowing review.

1)How do they get the rights for the music for something like this?

2)When does it take the St James?