Profile for broadfan327

ChiDoc said: "MadsonMelo said: "Question: how many times a show won Book AND Score but lost Musical against a show that was also eligible in three categories?

I remember Into the Woods, Ragtime and Millie, and now Suffs. Did we had any other show that also did that?

I think ''The Outsiders'' is the first winner in the century not to win, score, book or an acting award."

I assume you meant Urinetown in that trio. Othe

MemorableUserName said: "I had to walk through Times Square tonight from 47 or so to 42 to get to the subway, and it was insanely packed as ever. If tourists aren't going to Broadway shows, it has nothing to do with crime, because they're definitely still here and hanging out in the immediate area."

I thought a similar walking through Times Square Saturday night after my show.  If people aren't going to shows, they are still coming to NYC blocki

perfectliar said: "ryandk2 said: "Worst shows I've seen in the last 27 years:

The Goat or Who is Sylvia?: I so desperately wanted to leave, but I was in the middle of the row and there was no intermission.

Gypsy: Patti LuPone was just horrible to see in person. She can't sing -- just screeched the whole time -- and was shouting her lines the whole time. So painful!

The Humans andThe Band's Visit: Lots of hype, but just so boring.<

Jonathan Cohen said: "BossBroadway said: "With how much it was talked about last season, I’m shocked to not see Bad Cinderella on any of these lists."

Carolee Carmello was great as the Stepmother. I'm not going to bat for the show being good, but any standout performance should disqualify a show from being labeled worst ever."

Bad Cinderella had it moments, and I enjoyed the score.  I saw the Cats revival, I thoug

Listener said: "Such sad news for the company :( I hope they can get through their run and deal with their grief.

Having seen the show, it definitely pushes some emotional buttons very effectively in ways I wasn't prepared for. I loved it. I was really, really impressed by the choreography and staging.

It may not be a traditional Broadway Musical, but I'm so glad it was nominated for Best Musical and hope it has a really long run. I thin

Last Sunday night around 7 I could barely walk through Times Square due to the amount of people.  I would agree though that Monday has to be the deadest night for going out in general. When I lived in Manhattan, I noticed the restaurants/bars emptier Monday nights.  People are just coming back to the office for the week, and are probably more busy that day than later in the week to be worried about going out.  Also, hybrid working people sometimes only come in to the

RippedMan said: "I finally saw this today as last minute rush ticket. $40 dead center. Very happy.


Loved the first act. Weird. Absurd. Loved the music and the book.


Act 2 was insufferable. I wasn’t bored just not engaged.


I don’t see any reason why this would ever go to Broadway. To me it was fun but it just didn’t say anything"

I think it says something, it just doesn't hit you over the hea

I got a rush ticket last week at around 9:00 AM on the TodayTix app.  I got row FF seat 108 I think, on the left side.  I couldn't see the entire back of the stage, but most of the action is up stage and viewable.  I was probably closer to the actors than most of the seats in the theater.  I don't think I missed much though, I missed one moment for sure (don't want to spoil anything).  I enjoyed it much more than I thought I would.  The cast is having