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Wick3 said: "

Who do you think will replace R. Lowe? Every single time I've watched CHICAGO on Broadway, R Lowe performed as Mary Sunshine so I think they had the role for the past 10-12 years?"

I caught Pam's final Friday earlier this month, and the standby J London was on for Mary.  He sang it beautifully, was very funny, and his larger build also made for a funnier reveal, as opposed to R. Lowe, who's a much smaller guy.  Always fu

I caught it yesterday.  I really enjoyed this one, but I was similarly struck on how best to describe it to some friends today without spoiling. 

For all their trigger warnings about the more extreme content, I thought the most striking/impactful parts were the more straightforward scenes.  Clare Barron has such a strong voice and an incredible ear for dialogue.  She creates these wonderfully compelling conversations between characters that are always dancing betwee

Tonight's Dear Evan Hansen started with the full regular cast as listed in the Playbill, then halfway through the first act, Talia Simone Robinson came on as Zoe and finished the show, replacing Gabrielle Carrubba.  Her first scene on stage was the one where the character has a big solo and she absolutely killed it. 

No idea what the reason for the sudden switch was, so may not be relevant to this thread, but worth monitoring.  She and Jordan Fisher's faces defin

I’ve caught the last two Weds matinees and Patti was in for both. It’s hard to predict performer attendance these days, but it seems like it’s improved overall on Broadway in the week and a half since Xmas.  I think everyone has sort of adjusted their backstage and off-hours behavior in light of how contagious and prevalent the new variant is.  You can definitely tell people are acting differently in NY compared to two weeks before Xmas when it all started to blow