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Wick3 said: "I’m guessing the board approved Eustis’s salary and he earned and deserve it.

I did notice he turns 65 later this month. Do you think he will choose to retire soon?"

I think he'll leave once his current contract is up. He knows that his time is coming up and will hopefully set up a non-cis white man as his predecessor 

RippedMan said: "I don't think their programming is the issue though. I mean

binau said: "Looking a bit more closely at the statement from 14/15 (when Hamilton was produced), a couple interesting things I see (also I'm tired so feel free to scrutinise or correct mistakes - I don't want to pretend to be an expert). There are likely mistakes in the below and it's just for fun so do look critically.

7. I'm not sure I understand why, but 'occupancy' expenses have risen dramatically from 14/15 to 21/22. From $600k to $4.8 million

perfectlymarvelous said: "The SF production wasn't profitable, so I don't see why they'd open another sit-down production and alter another theatre in a city that's closer to New York if no one wanted to see it at a theatre fully across the country."

For the San Francisco run, I know that it first opened in Fall 2019 but then, of course, paused in Spring 2020 until January 2022 just to close in eight months later.

Was it not doing well befo

ColorTheHours048 said: "Tag said: "Ya but what the audience doesn't know, they won't miss.
Same goes for any downscaled tour.
(Although agreed, that this show would need to be significantly altered to tour)"

I think what we’d see is more reviews pointing out how crappy the script is than we’ve seen thus far. Any tour that goes out would still have plenty of special effects, since that’s the production’s only real

I saw "A Little Life" a few weeks ago. It's a long play and they had a matinee the next day. They do have barricades as well as security watching, noting that only those who attended the performances could stagedoor. They announced that they cast will only sign things that are related to the play (the program, the ticket, the book, etc.) and no one will be taking photos. The author was in town and saw the town that evening so the cast took a good while to come out. Of course, th

So, I've seen it in the park back in 2019 as well as the Paper Mill, and I think they took elements from that production (with the community ensemble) and still tried it with a smaller ensemble. For example, the final fight worked when the village is like 50+ peeps... not as as impactful when it's like 15. Also, it just felt like it was missing heart. Like... "To Be Human" is actually a beautiful song but there just wasn't anything behind it when I heard it sang at Paper

kurtal said: "I'm *very* excited about this. I caught this at the Public and thought it was excellent. I'll be interested to see if a) the cast stays the same; and b) if there are any textual changes. I thought there were a few scenes that could be tweaked or tightened to give it even more punch...I hope that James and the team are open to that."

It will be the same cast from the Public run. And from the Times article:

Ijames said he has made some