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I went to see the show again on Sunday and Brody was in. Sky Lakota Lynch and Brent Comer were both out - Josh Strobl was on for Johnny and Dan Berry was on for Darrel. There were a couple swings on in the ensemble as well. Josh and Dan were fantastic and Brody did such a beautiful job with the role and I’m so glad to see him after missing him last time. 

The best way to keep track of people being in and out is to follow the understudies on Instagram. Josh tends to post when

^The woman is 6 months pregnant, for god sake. Cut her a break. The amount of vitriol y’all have for this woman is just simply beyond. Find a hobby or something, sheesh. 

With how hectic the schedule is the week of the Tonys, it’s very common for a lot of people from the nominated shows to be out. A few years ago I went to see Ain’t Too Proud the day before the Tonys and all 3 nominated men were out. 

These people are human and can only do so

I'm going to his second to last show the night before the Tonys and I'm really looking forward to it. I've liked the songs he's released as singles from the upcoming album and I'm sure he'll do a mix of older songs as well as hopefully some Broadway/standards. I'm also interested to see who he gets as special guests along the way. I do wish I had waited to get a ticket now looking at how I'm sitting in the mid mezzanine for almost the same price as a mid to rea

I saw the show several times during the Broadway run ranging from what ended up being final preview pre-Covid to reopening on Broadway to post hiatus all of which made changes in various forms. The tour has changes that were made to the show from the transfer to the UK/West End. 

The opening number changed several times during the Broadway run - it went from "That's Daniel" pre-Covid to "What's Wrong With This Picture" for reopening and then more ch

The show has definitely gotten the Broadway upgrade. The money is literally on full display from the new sets, costumes, pyro, etc. 

The show feels more like something inspired by Great Gatsby than a direct adaptation. I really enjoyed the show at Paper Mill and had a very good time with the updated version on Saturday. Is it the best written musical of the season? No. Is it breaking new ground? No. But, it’s a damn good time. 

As stated by others, this s

I saw the show on Friday and had a ball!

This show had so many things going for it for me to enjoy it - from Corey Cott’s return to Broadway and several other cast members I’ve loved in other things to Huey’s music which I grew up listening to via my dad - but what a joy!

It’s giving Wedding Singer with a dash of Kinky Boots and a sprinkle of the essence of Rock of Ages without the crudity. 

Huey’s music works so well with th

I saw the show on Saturday evening and it was really fantastic. 

I had friends who showed up a little earlier than me who found out that Brody was out, but because I really wasn’t too familiar with the cast, it didn’t make a big difference to me. They held the house for a while presumably to give Trevor some time to work through some of the beats of things since he hadn’t had a rehearsal or put in yet. They let the audience in around 7:55-ish and the show started