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I agree. $14m is a lot of money and this is not including the weekly nugget/running costs. 

I think a good number of people who have Netflix here in USA is familiar with the story from watching the movie starring Colin Firth and Matthew MacFadyen on Netflix back in 2021.

As far as accents go, the play Ferryman had strong accents and still recouped on Broadway.

Hopefully it will be able to find enough investors to bring it to Broadway. 

or maybe entire balcony is reserved for digital rush lottery winners?

Did something happen at Wicked? Just baffled by the $340k drop compared to the week before whereas Lion King remained the same. In recent weeks it's been Lion King & Wicked in the top 2 spots.

 

If they don’t do a two week notice, I think they’re still obligated to pay the actors for 2 weeks?

quizking101 said: "Wick3 said: "Hopefully they’ll do a cast album!"

It’s already recorded - just awaiting a release date. Corey Cott mentioned at the SD on opening night that they had a listening party for it a few days prior"

Thrilled to hear this! I’m hoping they’ll release it soon as it helps with marketing. 

I hope they did something with the balcony since it seems faaaaaar when sitting up there.

I’m just surprised he hasn’t released the full album yet. In my experience I’d listen to the album first and if I like it, then buy a ticket to the concert.

Hopefully they’ll do a cast album! 

Had standing room at ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE during previews and after they closed the doors, an usher told us to follow her and she led us to empty seats! That show has a strict no late seating policy.

 

I enjoyed watching this show and hope a lot of Tony voters will watch it before it closes.

My friend prefers to pronounce the title the Polish way: Lempitska. I’ll admit I prefer it that way too and if there’s ever a revival, would be interesting if they choose to pronounce it that way.

smidge said: "Jordan Catalano said: "They should have done this a month ago :("

They did. Right before opening."

When the box office opened 2 months ago they had a $19.85 sale.

FLarnhill said: "Zeppie2022 said: "I was wondering how Nathan Lane did not win all awards in 2001 for "The Producers". I did not know until I looked that the "Theater World" award is for performers making their NYC stage debut. I now understand why only three people have swept all these awards."

What's impressive is that these people have swept in their debut."

I agree but remember back then Actor's Equity rarely gave foreign actors the opportunity to perform in NYC. They usually had to do an exchange or have a compelling reason to allow the foreign actor to perform on Broadway. In these cases, all 3 foreign actors were already well-established actors when they made their Broadway debut.

I remember back in late 1990s when Hugh Jackman was in the Oklahama! revival in West End, producers wanted to bring him to Broadway but Equity denied the request. Production eventually did go to NYC and starred Patrick Wilson.

 

Here's the image from their instagram stating the $49/$69 sale up to May 12th. Hopefully this will help them stay afloat.

I know quizking101 has a separate post on this but just wanted to share the same info here in this thread about the non-premium tix sale until May 12th: $49 balc/mezz and $69 orch seats. No code needed. Go to Telecharge. Note this is only for non-premium seats for performances up to Sunday May 12th.



 

I bought tix to 3 performances over the next 10 days. SO EXCITED! 

Is Paul Wontorek a theater influencer?

Ensemble1713124420 said: "2004 was pretty good:

• Avenue Q
• Wicked
• Caroline, or Change
• The Boy from Oz (don’t know this show but I suspect it’s the weak link of thatyear)

Jonathan Cohen said: "Quit while you're ahead is probably especially true forSondheim shows.Merrily We Roll is also another hit revival of his not attempting replacement casting."

Does Merrily have plans to do a tour?