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Matt Rogers said: "My suggestion would be to stop engaging with them and let them scream their bitchiness at a wall."

This is rich coming from you.

jpbran said: "Isn't "...a hit, gimme it" directly lifted from a terrible Britney Spears song?"

lol Toxic remains one of the best pop songs of all time, and the lyric is slightly different ("I need a hit, baby, gimme it")

Sutton Ross said: "Ensemble1711444445 said: "KevinKlawitter said: "Bob the Drag Queen to make Broadway debut as Harold Zidler on January 27"

Good for Bob! Not sure this solves the million a month they are losing presently. Investors are being very patient about watching the losses pile up and their profits disappear."

He won't move the needle at all. This show prints money on tour so closing up in January after 6.5 years in New Yorkis completely respectable."

When are people going to understand just how loyal and willing to spend money Drag Race fans are? Look at what Jinkx did for Little Shop and Chicago, and Bob is, arguably, better known by the general public after appearing on We're Here and The Traitors and writing a NYT Bestseller than Jinkx was. This will absolutely help sales, especially in the terrible winter months.

They really just didn't know how to market this show. I've been seeing the same ad for it on Pluto TV since that very strange (read: bad) Tony performance, and there was no sense of what the snow was about or even what it's style/genre/lane was, just that they were seemingly courting a female audience. Honestly, it reminded me of a promo I saw years ago for Menopause: The Musical.

BdwyFan said: "Jordan Catalano said: "Jessie J said today she was offered this show on Broadway but had to turn it down. I think she could have been great, so here’s hoping she’s eventually able to do it."

Have no idea who she is. Nor would most of the theatre goers. They need a BIG BIG name to keep this going. And like real soon."

Well the purpose of casting her would have been to appeal to NON theatre goers.

schubox said: "Sorry for the seating question but they’re randomly having a Friday matinee when I’m in town next month and I won’t have time to hit up TKTS. I saw this suspiciously cheap seat, and seatplan day is its next to the sound booth and a good view. Was wondering if anyone had any thoughts?

It's likely a wheelchair companion seat.

https://imgur.com/a/4mAlvXb"

 

Huss417 said: "Eva Noblezada out for the matinee today. Not sure if it was scheduled."

Is she just skipping all the matinees? She was out when I saw it yesterday, and I just read a comment on Instagram that she was out on Saturday too.

Orville is absolutely incredible in this role. If only that replacement Tony we always talk about actually existed.

Wide release on October 10

Mine was not a PDF; it was a digital (QR code) ticket, but there still shouldn't be an issue if you just forward the email with the digital ticket in it to your daughter.

You can contact Broadway Direct to confirm via their website.

TarHeelAlan said: "Anybody here won the lottery for DBH?

If so, do they email your tickets, or are they will call day of show? If the latter, any idea how early you can pick them up?

Thanks for any info you can provide."

I won yesterday (weirdly, I think I might have been directly behind the poster above lol), and they will email you your ticket.

BorisTomashevsky said: "But performing for them (and taking a paycheck from their ticket sales) is okay?"

Girl, GTFO with your false (and stupid) equivalency.

Ensemble1741630406 said: "I don't want to sound insensitive but I simply cannot root for this show. It's another one of those "why TF does that need a musical?" musicals. Also, Kristin looks way too old for the part."

Just for the record, she's younger than Jackie Segel.

RUkiddingme said: "Did someone really think this would sell tickets?"

I have avoided this show like the plague since their Tony performance and literally said no to a free ticket at one point, and Orville Peck's casting will get me into the theatre.

bway1430 said: "pablitonizer said: "Tacky and tasteless if you ask me."

No one did. <3​​​​

ErmengardeStopSniveling said: "Marshall's Oscar creds are 20 years old at this point and he hasn't made anything remotely Oscar-friendly (in major categories) since then, but actors do seem to like working with him. Marshall legitimizes this no more than Bill Condon, who was previously attached for years and couldn't get it made."

Two of the four Oscar nominated films Marshall has made since Chicago received nominations in major categories.