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Any new reports from THREE HOUSES? I hope to get in to see it before it closes.

I love Robbie Fairchild, and his performance in ILLINOISE was excellent. I saw it twice at Bard last summer, and have to say that as wonderful as Robbie was and is - I missed Brandt Martinez in this. He brought a warmth and spirit into the show through his performance that felt galvanizing to the community it represents that I missed in his absence. 

TheatreAddict said: "Those tickets went fast! By my count, there are only 35 tickets (aside from partial view and accessible/companion seats) still available."

And now, apparently - it's sold out 

Was excited to see Oh, Mary!... and was disappointed. As camp as I can be, this show just wasn't as funny or sharp to me as it apparently is to so many people. Elements I could admire, but it was a soufflé that didn't rise - for me.

I saw yesterday's matinee closing performance and want to congratulate the Encores leadership team, director Robert O'Hara, choreographers Edgar Godineaux + Doremeshia, and the SPECTACULAR cast led by a very impressive Nicholas Christopher (wish I'd seen his Sweeney), Joaquina Kalaukango, Billy Porter, Leslie Uggams, with a flawless, extraordinary ensemble across the board. Brilliance everywhere you looked.

I am feeling like Rip Van Winkle while I look at purchasing tickets for Appropriate. Aren't these ticket prices surprisingly high for a play presented by a nonprofit theater? Seeing nothing in the orchestra for under $200, with almost all significantly more than that.

Am I missing it, or is there no way to know the schedule that Victoria Clark is performing now? I'd love to return and bring someone who hasn't see it with her performing, even though I'm sure the standbys are very good.

Glad to hear it's just technical issues that's separated Dollypop from us! Hoping they're resolvable soon.

Anyone know which row in the Hudson Theatre the dress circle overhangs the orchestra? I'm striking out trying to find that information out online, so far...

The Band's Visit, A Little Night Music, and Once (only saw it at the NYTW, though)...

Didn't see, but wish I had: Nine, Waitress, Sweet Charity.

Call_me_jorge said: "Wasn’t it assumed the To Kill a Mockingbird tour was going non-equity this upcoming season? At least I thought it was. I was shocked to see this press release about Richard Thomas signing on for another year."

How phenomenal that Richard Thomas has committed to a third year of touring with To Kill a Mockingbird. No doubt he helps make it an event in the places it plays, like Auburn, Huntsville, and Birmingham in Alabama, and Chattanooga and Knoxville in Tennessee, and Fayetteville in Arkansas, and other locations in Southern states where the story may play especially powerfully. Many kudos to him!

Hope to hear you're okay soon, Roman!

When is the deadline for voters to submit their ballots for this year's Tony's?

I have 4 discounted tickets for tomorrow's Wolf Play matinee, and two are now available. Let me know if you want them. Looking to get what I paid for them - $44 each including fees. Looking forward to seeing it!

I'm curious about which elements of SOME LIKE IT HOT leave some people surprised it's not doing bigger business in previews? It doesn't have ticket-selling stars, the property can't be ticket-selling to most current audiences (the movie is 63 years old), there's no recognizable pop music tunestack, and so on. What are the elements that would sell the show big right out of the gate?

Took 36 minutes of trying, but finally got through. Not a lot left, on my date (Dec. 10 matinee) at least.

I get in now, after many, MANY error messages, but it doesn't show a choice of dates.