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MemorableUserName said: "KevinKlawitter said: "Variety is positive

New York Theatre is positive "

For what it's worth, both sites mostlyreposted their off-Broadway reviews with the updated location info.

The Wrap's review:https://www.thewrap.com/hells-kitchen-broadway-review-alicia-keys/also appears to be the same until the final three paragraphs:

"On Broadway, Ali is so excited by her piano lessons that she sings a song not heard in “Hell’s Kitchen” at the Public Theater. The new song is titled “Kaleidoscope,” and I had to look up the lyrics because they are undecipherable when performed in the Shubert Theatre. Here’s a sample: “Kaleido-leido-leido-leido-leido-leidoscope/Everyone looking high and low, oh yet, oh no/You’re movin’, movin’, movin’, movin’ way too slow/I think I got that antidote, oh yea, oh no, huh.”"

That’s weird. I’m 99.99% sure Kaleidoscope was in the show at The Public… 

QueenAlice said: "Why are there suddenly about ten things rumored to be coming to the St James? Mattress, Rachel Chavkin’s Garsby, Sunset Boulevard, Stranger Things, Illinois’s…"

Because about 97% of what is posted here is pure delusion 

BrodyFosse123 said: "Their Plan B:

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Not far off from their Plan A, honestly. 

quizking101 said: "Personally, Studio 54 and Lyceum need to get the biggest updates with regards to seating.

However, a 1992 case effectively placed a severe handicap on22 Broadway theatres from being able to make marked changes to their interior due to their designations as "interior landmarks"

https://www.nytimes.com/1992/05/27/nyregion/high-court-upholds-naming-of-22-theaters-as-landmarks.html

On 44th Street, the Broadhurst, the Belasco, the Majestic, the St. James and the Shubert.

On 45th Street, the Booth, the Golden, the Imperial, the Lyceum, the Martin Beck (now Al Hirschfeld), the Music Box, the Plymouth (now Schoenfeld) and the Royale (now Jacobs).

On 46th Street, the 46th Street (now Richard Rodgers)and the Lunt-Fontanne.

On 47th Street the Barrymore and the Brooks Atkinson (now Lena Horne.

On 48th Street, the Cort (now Jones)and the Longacre.

On 49th Street, the Eugene O'Neill.

On 51st Street, the Mark Hellinger (now Times Square Church)

On Broadway, the Winter Garden."

Sure, but…… haven’t the Belasco, the James, the Booth, the Golden, the Schoenfeld, the Cort, and the O’Neill (and I’m sure I’m forgetting a few) all undergone somewhat of a significant interior renovation since ‘92, though? Seats, paint jobs, bathrooms, etc. 

BoringBoredBoard40 said: "it is not the music box for the 80th time"

BoringBoredBoard40 said: "it 100% isn't the music box"

insidescoopgirlie said: "I've heard they're interested in the Music Box"

Oh, the irony of insidescoopgirlie giving the wrong “inside scoop” 3 hours after official announcement. 

Happy 2023-2024 Season, ya'll! 

Great list! You did forget Here Lies Love at the Broadway though  

Moulin Rouge locations anyone?

Can anyone report on seat locations for Moulin Rouge through AR? 

Jarethan said: "Sutton Ross said: "EDSOSLO858 said: "New York, New York

$99 orchestra seats, $69 mezzanine seats — use promo code NYNYMAIL

Offer code is valid through June 4, for performances through November 19

Good stuff. Thanks Jordan! <3

"This did not work for me. Were you on Telechargeoffers.com?

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The official source for tickets to NYNY is SeatGeek!

hearthemsing22 said: "2 said: "Wasn’t she attached to The Notebook at some point?"

Do you think The Notebook is Broadway-bound?"

Do you think The Notebook is… NOT Broadway-bound? 

Is there a running time for this? 

As a seasoned theatergoer, I’m surprised anyone on this board is shocked by astronomical prices this week. Mix this historically surge-priced holiday week with general ticket price inflation, this does not surprise me in the slightest. This show in particular is probably also banking on the fact that it’s a limited-run, holiday title and thinks it can sell the tickets at this price. Looking at their availability… however… not so much