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fashionguru_23 said: "Kad said: "KJisgroovy said: ""Frankly I'd like to see nonprofits be forced to divest from their real estate holdings if they're not in active use by the nonprofit for a certain period of time. Why should Roundabout get to control and profit off the Sondheim when they haven't produced a show there in almost 15 years?"

Of all the weird bootlicking things posted on here... this is one of the weirder ones."

TheatreFan4 said: "kdogg36 said: "John Adams said: "...so now you NEED to have your phone in the theater?"

There's certainly a tension between this policy (which, to be honest, I think is defensible) and any effort to expand the use of Yondr pouches or the like. You can't do both."

I mean, its pretty simple. You use the pouches then you need to use the slips. Or use the Board and pre-show announcement."

Has Celine ever talked about this show publicly?  I know she has been dealing with her health problems, so this may be the least of her worries.  I can't imagine she would want this show licensed to regional groups or high schools at this point, as her career is not over yet, and I imagine she might have another tour in her eventually.  I think she has a sense of humor about herself, so in general she would think the show is funny, as I did seeing it in the supermarket

ErmengardeStopSniveling said: "chrishuyen said: "Not sure if this is for all ATG/former Jujamcyn theaters but when I went to the St. James to buy Sunset tickets in person yesterday, they removed the option for tap to pay/Apple Pay. Just an FYI in case others run into this (someone ahead of me only had Apple Pay as a payment option so they had to leave the line)"

Odd that the most tech-forward theatre owner would get rid of that, but I've never unders

Mr. Wormwood said: "Smash had a pretty quick fall. Just a couple weeks ago, it was looking to still be in much better shape than a show like Boop or RWHC and might make it through the summer. But the wheels fell off quickly which is almost worse than chugging along at a low number. It showed audience rejection more than just audience disinterest or lack of awareness.

Why they didn't just do Bombshell, I'll never understand."

I saw a recent video on

Ensemble1698878795 said: "inlovewithjerryherman said: "Saw this last night and absolutely hated it. I was bored, angry, antsy, and just miserable the entire show. Moving this to Broadway was a colossal mistake.

I did not see it downtown but can see how it would work in a smaller space - that makes a lot of sense, because in a smaller space, Durand's performance, even in stillness, an audience can readtheexchange of energy between him and the rest of the cast..

I saw the show tonight.  I would recommend it just to see Bernadette.  Her voice is better than I thought it would be. There is no explanation of anything, which is fine for Sondheim fans, but the uninitiated may not understand the songs without any context.  And I having seen most of the shows represented, I sat longing for the original singers of the songs, or, why didn't Bernadette sing that song?, she was in that show (I know she can't sing every song).  I

chrishuyen said: "The Library for the Performing Arts at Lincoln Center is a good walking distance from the Broadway Theatre and can have some cool exhibits (though I'm not sure what's playing now). It's not necessarily super engaging, but the lobby area upstairs for Jazz at Lincoln Center also has a kind of timeline of jazz artists and some jazz history.

Though I have to say that2 hours for lunch with a group of over 10 people does seem to be the right allotme

Voter said: "Saw this tonight. I've liked very few new musicals in the last 6 or 7 years, but I loved this. This endearing show just sort of wraps you in its arms. I was very invested, even in moments it may have slowed down,and by the end I found myselfvery moved.

Very happy this made its way all the way to Broadway, it gaveme real hope for the future of musical theatre."

I saw this Wednesday night, and I said a similar thing to myself walking out of