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Kad said: "It still needs to be grossing substantially more weekly in order to recoup in the next several years. That is its major hurdle now: a lot of debt and a high running cost."

Yes, I heard LOST BOYS costs around 1M or slightly more for the weekly cost so that 1.4M on summer is not gonna be enough.

I've seen TSOM two times in Brazil and while interesting, the movie musical is absolutely better.

It's just a musical that the scope of visuals serves up way better than the stage, and also Andrews is so definitive as Maria, but I look forward to see the LCT revival.

Ensemble1750063487 said: "Fred Mason said: "What about cat on a hot tin roof"

It’s going into Barrymore for Spring 2027, there’s usually a spring play at that theater."

any rumors for the leads?

Betty Buckley got nominated for a flop show as the sole nomination of the show was either a big name check or Luker was in a really bad production.

James Hameed and Arti Shah are likely special Tony winners because I doubt the Tonys will do anything close to Olivers did

oh to be this lucky

Funny that once again SO was right, someone created a topic back in May and so many were dismissive LOL

Hope this is a great production, will see come next april if it's still open.

Oh, Maybe Happy Ending is not gonna last long with these numbers.

And I'm kinda gagged at how much word of mouth affected Dog Day and how much Brody was not enough to sell Fear of 13.

Salesman numbers are incredible.

How much is the weekly nut for this?

Because they did over 1M almost every week since end of April has been doing over 1.4M!

I think ''Schmigadoon!'' is far away better than ''The Outsiders'' and ''Moulin Rouge!'' so even tho it was a thin season, it's not even the second worst win of this decade to me.

But again, I was a FAN of the TV show.

For the ''shortest winner of Best Musical'', both STRANGE LOOP and PASSION ran about the same amount of performance (280-290) and same time (April-May til Jan next year) so this will likely be the

This was a very important Tony for me because for the first time ever I was able to see every nominee in the musical categories, and what a fun show!

P!nk had me in that amazing opening number, one of the best that this ceremony ever produced, she had some hiccups but overall great energy.

Most of the new musicals gave very little interested performances, but all 3 revivals were amazing.

With that being said, CHICAGO was just magical.

I was not a fan of RAGTIME win

Layton as the Iceberg would be perfection.

Hairspray0901 said: "Pink understood the assignment!!!! That was the BEST opening since NPH’s “bigger”."

my first thought

I'm happy Schmigadoon is actually the favorite, and apparently by a considerable margin!

Maybe Happy Ending, you are in danger, girl!

Yes, I went there on May 8 and the person at the Box Office told me the entire run was sold out with a couple of tickets for the evening performance on May 9 that was a night when Kelli was out.

The only rush tickets (about 10 per performance) is virtually the only way to see the show, I even tried cancellation line but without success.

Question: do you guys know if I have to watch live from BroadwayHD to see the performance or will likely stay there at least for 24 hours?

They will surpass the original run by end of this year, right?

I was wondering the same thing, at least an Off-Broadway run must be in the cards.

Has Dreyfus done professional theater before? I know she did improv back in early 80's but she such a TV actress, interesting to see how well she fares on stage.

Janney wants that Triple Crown!