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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.

ACL2006 said: "It's a bit odd for the tour to be playing in Red Bank, NJ the week of Nov. 19. Not sure if the tour is equity or non-equity. Tour tickets are usually much cheaper."

It's non-Equity. Still weird they're allowing the productions to overlap

ErmengardeStopSniveling said: "Also wild that this is coming out the same day as Wicked and a few days before Moana 2."

lol I don't think there's anything "wild" about releasing a family animated film on your streaming service at Thanksgiving.

quizking101 said: "Do we think this might actually happen after the sudden cancellation of DEATH DROP?"

I'm still holding out hope we get Death Drop at some point, but this has dates announced and tickets already on sale, so it's much further along than Death Drop ever got.

For anyone interested, code DGAFAN24 is good through Sunday for $47 mezzanine tickets (and some other discounted orchestra seats) for all of previews.

ATG is one of the producers, so the Hudson seems like the strongest possibility after Mattress closes, unless one of the long-running shows at a Jujamcyn theatre is closing by the end of the year.

Spring 2025, no theatre announced, Whitney White directing. Tickets on sale next month.

https://www.broadwayworld.com/article/Nick-Jonas-and-Adrienne-Warren-Will-Lead-First-Broadway-Production-of-THE-LAST-FIVE-YEARS-20240616

There are schools that don't even teach the Holocaust and you wanna know why they aren't using Finishing the Hat as a textbook?

I guess the rules against attacking performers are being selectively enforced again.

I will never understand the level of boredom or delusion or whatever you want to call it that drives anyone to seek out threads here about people or shows they don't like with the express purposes of being vitriolic. Read a book. Go to a movie. Talk about something you actually enjoy. It's exhausting to read your troll posts when we're trying to get reviews, suggestions, and information

Mr. Wormwood said: "So completely shut out were: The Wiz, Harmony, Heart of Rock and Roll, How to Dance in Ohio, The Shark is Broken, The Cottage, I Need That. Anything else?"

Once Upon a One More Time

Shocked that, even with 6 nominees, somehow both Ricky Ubeda and Paul Alexander Nolan missed Featured Actor in a Musical.

I'm not as surprised by these nominees, overall, as everyone else seems to be, but seeing them all next to each other, I feel like the winners will be almost impossible to predict.

HenryTDobson said: "These reviews are actually not as terrible as I was expecting. So yay for low expectations?"

Yeah, they got some fine pull quotes that will look great blown up on billboards and on the side of the theatre.

Hell, they could probably sell more than a few seats just with the Washington Post quote that "your English teacher would hate this."

ErmengardeStopSniveling said: "Wish we lived in an alternate reality where this was directed by Robert O'Hara or Camille Brown or Whitney White or George Wolfe. Even Kenny Leon (historically bad with musicals) would have been better!"

Kenny Leon has directed The Wiz several times, including the NBC live adaptation, which was well-received.