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I had a friend go over this last weekend, she said it was empty. (And not good.)

They've had since Boston to make those changes - and it sounds like they didn't "listen" then.   

Oh, some of these comments have aged like milk.   No acting noms, no wins...I'm surprised it got nommed as it did - but to be fair, I really disliked the show and didn't watch many episodes - which was a disappointment since I really adore the cast.  

I guess audiences really dropped off after the initial few episodes? 

I loved the show, was sad it didn't get a S3.  But no way this works on Bway.  They couldn't get enough people to watch when all they had to do was turn on their TV's.....they aren't going to get folks to fork over big bucks for it.  

You can buy jewel cases (pretty cheap) and even make your own title for the spine.

No....that there are only burger joints or taco bells in the area.  (which is what is meant by RE)

Q7 is a tad unclear - since THREE of those listed are currently on Bway, your question doesn't specify how we could know which two you were looking for.  (I hadnt' chosen the one from last season.)

The Bandstand said: "That wonderful little place on 43rd and 8th closed today. Their food was always fresh and delicious, nice healthy place. Very sad to hear, don’t know where I’m gonna go anymore, all there is in midtown is Taco Belland burger joints."

Well, that's not even close to true. (Re: TB and burger joints)

Observation said: "TotallyEffed said: "Observation said: "Realistically, would/could they drop Chenoweth?"



Never"

I figured as much... if I were an investor, I'd be sh*tting myself right now."

 

After the reception in Boston, they were already there!

 

I just don't understand why anyone thinks this is even something worth squeaking about.  The production made a decision that they can live with - you don't have to like/support it, but in the big picture - it means nothing.

Let them keep prices the same and let the scalpers reap the benefits. Why do we never protect the scalpers?!

 

 

I don't see "comedy", either.  

UncleCharlie said: "I saw Fiddler On The Roof in Yiddish and I didn't even have to leave New York.😊"

 

That's it for me, too.

 

Duckie4 said: "Barnum, with Jim Dale and Glenn Close, 1981."

 

That was my 3rd Bway show!   But I saw it with Tony Orlando during Dale's honeymoon - if I'm remembering correctly.

 

senorvoce said: "The Me Nobody Knows, on a school trip. I think it was at the old Helen Hayes Theater."

!!! I hardly ever hear of someone that even KNOWS of this show, yet alone saw it on Broadway! Just: wow! 

My first professional/Broadway show was Grease in the last year or so of its original run.   However, I had been performing in shows for almost 10 years (starting in 2nd grade) by then - so was already "sold".