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GiantsInTheSky2 said: "A “plant” for…what exactly?"Like, for a release of the demos commercially, or cross promotion for the novel coming out, really anything. It just seems weird to me that the amount of people in and out of that dressing room over the years never said anything about this, or mentioned it. Sierra is has a great relationship with Andrew and the show, that it seems to fit it would be her.

Why not do a rep company, and add "Annie 2: Miss Hannigan's Revenge" as well?!

I'm interested in seeing Annie in a post-Martin Charin world. I remember the fit he threw when James Lapine's revival didn't get overly loved that he had to direct a tour to send out right away. He seemed to be stuck in that original production, which isn't always bad, but makes it seem like a recurring dream every 10 years or son

Does this feel like a "plant" to anyone else?

I saw the show in London over the summer, and the stagecraft was very impressive to me, and the additions to the score aren't awful. What IS horrible is the book that made the show seem like it was another episode of Hannah Montana or any other Disney Channel comedy.

This past spring, I went to a concert of West Side Story (1961), and to hear that music played by a HUGE orchestra was incredible. When this was first announced, I thought it was only going to be a concert of music from both movies, not each one isolated.

Tag said: "Well, from the horse's mouth."I mean Proud Mary keeps on turning...

I don't remember hearing much about her when she was the stepmother in Cinderella...although, the stepmother doesn't really sing too much. But I feel like she was better than Fran "stamp the autograph" Drescher, and NeNe Leakes

I love Greta Lee! This is extra exciting now.

I feel like it could be the perfect spot for another "Hudson" type theatre. One where a decent size production can go, but have it be a mid size so all those high profile, celebrity shows can go there too. I feel like that is the model recently, and there isn't enough theatres like that

Tennis has always been an "elitist" sport, IMO so I get costs being high. There was an article in the NY Post (yes, sometimes I like trashy news) about influencers at the Open, and that a match was stopped because an influencer stood up during a point to get content. I feel like in today's world where everything costs so much, and people don't have a lot of extra income, the strategy of making everything extravagant, exclusive, and elitist has become the way to go. Get those influencers in, a...

Sutton Ross said: "Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York) has low running costs and will probably wrap up when their contract ends in November. It's a shame more people haven't checked out this incredibly sweet musical."I haven't seen the show, but I will always root for an original musical and score. I will say that I am more than shocked that Two Strangers lasted this long, tbh. I think they have to be extremely happy to. I thought it might pull a "Bring Back Birdie" and only last a h...

Btw, let's do Tenderloin while we're at it!

I feel like once Ariana Grande dropped out, he was on the fence, and then realized he didn't want to do it without her, and left the project.

Kristin Chenoweth was playing Mona in those readings for the revival...although, this was the time that she was doing workshop after workshop. I feel like if you can set it as a "period piece" of the 1970's, you can get away with it. Sidenote: I always wanted to buy the tour cast recording starring Anne Margret as Mona at the FYE I use to go to, but my Dad wouldn't let me get it, because it said "whore" on it, and Margret was wearing nothing but a white sheet

John Adams said "In other news, I'm interested to see what might become of the Jennifer Aniston/Diablo Cody reimagining of the movie."Isn't the Horrible Bosses films kind of like a modern day "9 to 5", which starred Jennifer Aniston among others?

Side note...can someone tell me, were vinyl records as expensive then as they are now?

I was thrown off with the statement "pre-Broadway world premiere" because I could have sworn there was another production, which there was in 2019 in Aurora, Illinois. It seems they are starting from scratch with Kathleen Marshall taking over form John Doyle directing, and a whole new score and book. I enjoy seeing Marshall back working on new shows.

Played a great run. I can only assume that this will be at every regional theatre during the 2027-2028, 2028-2029 seasons

ErmengardeStopSniveling said: "Theatrefanboy1 said: "Any word on when casting would be announced? I would have thought shortly, especially for Dolly."This could of course be nothing, but in a world of immediate reactions I can’t help but read into the fact that Carrie St. L and Katie Clarke - who both played her - haven’t posted about her passing. Makes you wonder if they’re going in a different direction with the casting."I find it a bit of stretch to say that they wouldn't comment on Dolly'...