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ivy3 said: "The Distinctive Baritone said: "BroadwayRox3588 said: "ACL2006 said: "how would anyone know Kolton is non-binary just by watching the show?"

This part, tho."

Based on show photos and their Instagram page, Kolton presents as female both in the production and off-stage, and I imagine that most audience members - except perhaps for those in the first few rows - would just assume they are a

ACL2006 said: "iluvtheatertrash said: "iluvtheatertrash said: "qafgenius122 said: "4th in line at 5:40am.I clearly could have slept in. Luckily it’s not too cold, for February. Oh well, least I’ll get that hat lol"

Could you let us know what it’s looking like now? I have rheumatoid and really not sure I can be out there any earlier than 9 without putting my body in pain."

Wound up coming earlier an

This isn’t me directly, but, something I did witness while working a performance of Pretty Woman one Wednesday afternoon. Apple had previously announced that it was scheduling an emergency alert test for that same day at 2PM. Now, we all knew that the emergency alert sound bypasses any sort of silence settings on your iPhone and we also knew that not only would it be very loud, but, there would be countless patrons who didn’t turn their phones off and have it go

The Distinctive Baritone said: "Licensing companies all have different rules as to what is a “professional” production, but I imagine if professional productions are restricted, it is mostlyEquity companies that will not be granted licenses for it."

What about a professional company that isn’t an equity one? For example, years ago I lived upstate in Rhinebeck New York and volunteered at the local armature theatre there. There was one s

darquegk said: "Is there any new or alternate material on the remastered Next to Normal? And does it fix the extremely notable harsh autotune on "what it is you're aFRAId of?""

Unfortunately, the remastered Next to Normal album is just the full cast recording. There’s no bonus or new material of any kind. I did listen to some of the songs on the remastered, side by side with the original recording. There’s some tracks that are better on the

If there were to be an attack, Lincoln Center is far from a likely target. Times Square and the theatre district are more at risk than Lincoln Center will ever be. It’s Times Square, an area known the world over with a lot more people there.

Remember, in 2012 when Mike Tyson had his one man show on Broadway, someone went onto twitter stating that they were planning to shoot up the theatre. Even going so far to say that it would be worse than the at the time, Aurora Colorado movie

ErmengardeStopSniveling said: "I don't know anything aboutMIDNIGHT's intentions or FLOYD's casting process, but if MIDNIGHT is aiming for Broadway in Spring 2024 then they may have only wanted to cast people in the Chicago run who are also available next Spring."

As was stated earlier in the thread, no one knows what the future would hold for the Midnight post Chicago run. Sure, it may aim for Broadway but not make it. It may aim for Broadway and end up m

hak5 said: "any word on if TOMMY will record?"

Well, in I want to say 2012 or so, Pete Townshend sold his entire catalogue of songs written for The Who to Spirit Music Group a boutique music publishing company. Now, I don’t know if Pete selling the catalogue of all songs he wrote for The Who to them could impact any future recording. But, it should be worth pointing out that Ingrid Michaelson is also on the roster of Spirit Music Group’s artists as well.

I believe theatrefan4 is referring to Newburgh. A town upstate that does in fact have a higher crime rate than NYC. I lived in Rhinebeck for a few years, not far from Newburgh. And, I have a strong memory of driving through the town and even then feeling unsafe. 

Now, two things, one is I work on Broadway, and every time I am leaving my theatre to head home, I see tons of people walking around with playbills in hand from various shows. I think things will slowly come back. Keep in