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It's one of two theaters owned by the Royal Shakespeare Company.

Interested to see how this will work on stage. The beach scene in the movie is one of the most stunning sequences in all of film, shame to see a version of the story that doesn't have that.

Isn't Jeremy Jordan going into Just In Time?

After the UK tour, it'll play at the Mirvish in Toronto.

Sutton Ross said: "Do you think this will be his first musical he's written where he doesn't star?"

He didn't star in Bring It On.

I've heard it said that Muppet Christmas Carol worked because Michael Caine treated the Muppets as fellow actors, and Muppet Treasure Island worked because Tim Curry treated himself as a fellow Muppet.

I think Andre De Shields would suit the former, and Christian Borle would suit the latter.

gibsons2 said: "Bugonia would be the easiest movie to turn into a stage play. Sinners would be a greatmusical, the original movie score is phenomenal. Not sure anything else would translate as well."

I need Dave Malloy working on a Bugonia musical immediately.

No one's denying the strong work on stage, but the social media content (driven by the show's creator) has been completely undermining the satire, and incinerating any good faith the show might have built.

And Slam Frank has decided to steer into the skid.

For the good of the show, someone needs to take away Andrew Fox's phone.

The performances are great across the board (Joshua Henry is one of the best things to happen to musical theatre in a long time), but I'm really disappointed in how the orchestra sounds. It sounds so much thinner and reedier compared to the original cast album, even though I'm pretty sure it's the same instrumentation.

KevinKlawitter said: "Christopher Gattelli as director & choreographer "

I like the idea of doing the show as a gay love story, but something feels deeply wrong about doing The Fantasticks in a Broadway house. It's a show meant to be done with 2 musicians and a box of props in a playing space the size of a living room.

The Oracle commented on the lawsuit.

 

May no one ever come for me as ferociously as Sweaty came for Kevin Lynch.

Very happy to hear he's recovering.

Call_me_jorge said: "Note this lawsuit is from Kevin Lynch who has a notable history of spewing vile and racist hate speech on his YouTube. He claims theatre “hates white men”"

I used to watch him on YouTube. He's a very talented musician, and some of his videos were pretty funny before he started trying to become the Ben Shapiro of Broadway. It's a shame he decided to throw that all away to become a provocateur.

Kad said: "It's certainly odd that he's leaving abruptly mid-season, particularly when he's the breakout star from the last several years. I know he was rumored to have been approached for Oh Mary but turned it down- I certainly wouldn't be surprised if he ended up doing it at some point."

It's uncommon, but not unheard of. Both Cecily Strong and Seth Meyers left the show mid-season.

JSquared2 said: "You might want to work on your subject heading -- it made it look like he was dead!"

I thought the same thing. After the week we've had, I don't think my heart could have taken it.

Loved Patrick Ball on The Pitt, excited he's getting more work.