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Saw this last night and like others believe this with some work it will be a hit. While an invited audience may not be the best measure of a positive response, it was still very positive. I like the way they gave Daisy more agency and Myrtle more back story. Nick seems very underwritten and would like to hear more of his story. I am going to try to see it later in its run when some of the kinks are worked out.

The person I was is a super Florence Welch fan and was hoping she was there.

Saw the matinee yesterday. Have to be honest as much as I like SJP, I had low expectations going in. But both she and Broderick had great charm and made what was never that great a play into a fun two hours. I was roaring at the finale as was the rest of the audience. An audience made up mostly of older to middle-aged women. So that's their audience.

Both Parker and Broderick signed after and they got to everyone for what was a relatively small crowd. He was grumpy, she was charmin

George in DC said: "I'm not sure if this has been mentioned , but there is a wonderfully taped live performance of "Plaza Suite" with Jerry Orbach and Lee Remick in all the parts. This was done by HBO in the early 80's when they filmed several stage performances, "Vanities" and " The Williamstown production of "Sherlock Holmes" with Frank Langella being two others. Both Mr. Orbach and Ms Remick are perfection. Despite that, I really don'

Saw this on a weekend theater trip (along with Mean Girls and Hadestown) and absolutely loved it. Grew up watching and loving the movie and have seen many local stage productions but this gave me a whole new level of love for the show and now have the OCR on my playlist. The whole cast was great - Stoker obviously was the fan favorite but Daunno and Jones were perfect. The only thing I would have tweaked was the dream ballet - shorter would have been better in opening up the second act.