TotallyEffed said: "Hope this transfers! I'd love to see him on stage."
Same, found him absolutely captivating in Wake Up Dead Man
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OH, MARY Reviews (2026 New)
ColorTheHours048 said: "Betty Gilpin is the blueprint for what Mary can be, as far as I’m concerned. She’s the only one so far not to treat it like a bit of a clown show, and herreadings of innocuous lines like “Amazing!” and “Congratulations!” are seared in my brain. I’d love for her to come back for a small run someday."
I'd really like to see her in the role again, just cause shes the only one I missed and I've hea
BLACK SWAN and WONDER world premiere musicals and more set for American Repertory Theatre
Ptero2 said: "There's a lot of brilliance in this, specifically in the stagecraft and choreography. Malloy's score takes more of a backseat than usual, but I thought it was quite effective.
Jen Silverman's book is unfortunately pretty weak and Dave needs to punch up the lyrics. But overall I loved this, and it amazed me in the way that really good theater should. Hope to see this make it to NYC."
Jen Silverman's book is unfortunately pretty weak and Dave needs to punch up the lyrics. But overall I loved this, and it amazed me in the way that really good theater should. Hope to see this make it to NYC."
This pretty much encapsualtes how I felt abou
Little Shop...Who Leads? Anyone know?
FYI I contacted the box office about the length of the run and they replied
"Hello,
At this time, the producers have not informed us of an end-date for Betsy and Ethan's run. Typically, previous lead casts have been in the show for about 3 months. Unfortunately, I wouldn't be able to guarantee that they would still be in their run come November. However, you are welcome to check back in a couple of months, and we may have a better idea!"
Little Shop...Who Leads? Anyone know?
Do we know how long they usually stay in for? I will be there in November but not sure if they'll stay in 4 months
"Warriors" the musical coming to Broadway
TotallyEffed said: "TheatreFan4 said: "BoringBoredBoard40 said: "Hot Take: this is going to run about a year.
Lin is going to cause a huge advance but this is not a show you will be able to take familes or school groups to and is based on a cult film and the weekly run cost is going to be absurd."
And THAT means I can get tickets comfortably."
I do wonder what the pricing will be like for this. Should
"Warriors" the musical coming to Broadway
Interesting it says it's going to be one act
A lot of theaters are going to be vacant in the coming months - any idea of what’s going where?
Jarethan said: "Theatrefanboy1 said: "malcs98 said: "So I just heard the following:
Dreamgirls is not happening this year...
Warriors is indeed taking the Lunt-Fontanne
Purple Rain is taking the Majestic
Dolly is taking the St. James
Black Swan is eyeing a transfer from ART"
Did you hear if Dolly was for this November/December or more into 2027 opening? I'm trying to schedule to be there
A lot of theaters are going to be vacant in the coming months - any idea of what’s going where?
Ensemble1750063487 said: "Supposedly Privates Lives is eyeing the Booth theater for a limited run.
In the near future Lunt has Warriors, Barrymore has Come From Away (from Paper Mill) for a limited fall run there,St James has (RUMORED) 42nd Street, Dracula is at Music Box Theatre and Hudson has All My Sons"
Is that with Cranston? He just did an interview and it was brought up and it sounded like there were discussions but nothing seemed close to final
Spotted Celebrities in Audience
schubox said: "John Tesh at an OBC performance of Hamilton
RuPaul at Beetlejuice
Stephanie J Block, Sebastian Arcelus and Jonathan Groff were all sitting next to each other at Into the Woods a few rows up from me
Danny Devito at The Lehman Trilogy"
Adding on to this. Bernadette Peters was behind me at Death of a Salesman a few weeks ago.
also forgot I saw Ben Stiller at Great Comet and Kamala Harris at
Stephen Schwartz: "Queen of Versailles was a really good show!"
DrMonicaDeMoneco said: "Clearly, he didn’t see his own show!"
Probably closed before he could get a ticket
Paddington Al Hirschfeld March 2027
ItCouldBeCurtains said: "A bit unfamiliar with previews, but as this is coming over from London, would there be any major changes between previews and opening??"
This is a few posts above yours, seems like some minor changes
Per Paulson:
"[Lead producers Sonia] Friedman and [Eliza] Lumley, speaking in a joint video interview, said they expect to make some tweaks to the show before it arrives on Broadway — fixing thin
Paddington Al Hirschfeld March 2027
n2nbaby said: "Pleasantly surprised with the ticket prices for this (at least.. currently, I’m sure they’ll get more expensive)."
Yeah I was expecting way worse
BLACK SWAN and WONDER world premiere musicals and more set for American Repertory Theatre
Melissa25 said: "I never saw the movie. Will I be at a disadvantage?"
I think it's coherent on its own. I do think knowing the film made up for some of the wekness in the book, but its not like you'll be lost or anything
OH, MARY Reviews (2026 New)
Peppa222 said: "I love Oh, Mary, and have seen all the Broadway Marys + Mason. I wish I could see Catherine Tate, but it's not in the cards for me.
I enjoy the show the most when the comedy comes from the trust of the material and a commitment to the dramatic circumstances. It's a silly play, of course, but it is a play! Mary should have an arc. I enjoy it less when it just feels like a string of bits or the performer is commenting too much on every choice
SLAM FRANK to return off-Broadway, Fall 2026
quizking101 said: "Ensemble1698878795 said: "The Orpheum has not had a successful long running new musical in it. I fear she's cursed. This doesn't feel like a smart move.
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Program quality notwithstanding, the theatre also just sucks. It’s a nice piece of real estate, but is in dire need of a renovation so that patrons who aren’t the size of schoolchildren can sit comfortably."
Yeah I love that area, we sa
OH, MARY Reviews (2026 New)
Yeah Maya just seemed so comfortable as the characer, with all the improv she was doing. And she really milked the physical comedy for all it was worth. She even had a minor line flub in the first scene but it never threw her. I've seen the show so many times and I was in tears laughing with what she was doing
OH, MARY Reviews (2026 New)
MasterThespian 2 said: "schubox said: "Wow Maya was fantastic. I’ve seen all the Mary’s but Betty and I think Maya may be my favorite. She improvised more than any of the others I’ve seen and really did something different in the rolethan anyone else I’ve seen."
To those who have seen all Marys, how do you rank them? Just curious. Thanks."
I am not sure I could rank them. I feel like recency bias is a real thing f
Broadway Grosses: Week Ending 6/7/26
Jarethan said: "Reading the messages on this particular subject today has been a little depressing. I am reading (on this and other streams) opinions on what is likely to close and when...for a lot of shows. Couple this with the incredibly limited number of productions that have been announced for fall openings, and one does conclude that there is a good chance that a lot of theatres are going to be empty at the same time, and that much of what remains is going to be the old war hors
SPRING AWAKENING at Studio Seaview (Off-Broadway)
I do love Or
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