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Mr. Wormwood said: "HaveAGoodShow said: "For me, it doesn't matter how the shows perform. I think what's more important is that the director is up to the task of shooting these production numbers in a way that fully honors and captures the performers onstage while also enhancing the energy and excitement that each show brings."

Amen to that. The filming has gotten increasingly bad at the Tonys. The show had a better look in the 90s that it does t

It’s also a show where I’ve managed to make friends along the way, and managed to learn quite a bit about ballroom, even attending my first ball and also briefly participated in a house.

When I dive headfirst into supporting a show with such fervor (A Strange Loop, Oh Mary, Purlie Victorious as some examples), I get to dive into the creative process more and see how it comes together, and sometimes I end up in places with people I never thought I would meet. It’s an e

CATS is staying afloat fine for right now. It’s not making money, but it’s not losing it either. The Tony wins they are likely to get will give them a boost (Costumes and Choreo are on lock, and strong odds for Direction - Revival and Featured Actor are the wobbliest prospects). 

There is not a chance in hell they will fold in July. My best guess would be September at the earliest if it sinks, since the summer gays are looking for a show and that seems to be the winner

• I have it on good authority that TWO STRANGERS is getting ready to announce a June 28 closing next week, assuming it doesn't win best musical.It w

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Was also at the matinee - brought my mom, who has been an avowed CATS hater since before I was born and she was utterly converted by the artistry on stage. This afternoon was less for me and more for her being able to see one of the best coup de theatre in the last 25 years.

Al Roker and Meredith Marks (RH:SLC) were the guest judges today and I witnessed a first…Al left at intermission. Never saw a guest judge do that before. I’m going to chalk it up to

GottaGetAGimmick420 said: "I did enter the month thinking Whitney White would be a lock for Play Director... now I'm feeling as though Mantello will take it easily. Strange how that works!"

I think Whitney might have had it locked up since, on paper, people weren’t sure what Mantello would do with SALESMAN - turns out he had a vision and BODIED it.

I’m more wringing my hands that Lear will win Direction of a Musical over Zhailon/Bill and my hea

Regarding the other shows, I’m not really concerned about SIX and & JULIET since they’ve been running on fumes for months now and so short of absolute insolvency, they seem to be well settled to keep humming along. OPERATION MINCEMEAT is also keeping steady, only falling back a little to where they were running most of 2025.

I do worry about CATS because it’s about $850K to run but, according to a producer I know for the show, they are not profitable at the moment

THDavis said: "Was the idea behind Celebrity Autobiography to go after the All Out/All In crowd? My first time hearing about it was when I saw the marquee going up at the Shubert a week before opening - shocked to see those numbers and wonder what people were (or weren’t) thinking."

I went on comps on Sunday afternoon and I honestly had fun. It’s worth exactly what I paid for it and 90 minutes of diversion.

I went primarily because the gay

CoffeeBreak said: "quizking101 said: "always bway said: "Loved it. I bet it transfers to Bway,"

Not a chance, sadly. It’s been a hard sell downtown and I can’t imagine a commercial producer taking up the mantle. The staging is meant to uncomfortably intimate and the “true crime” genre hasn’t historically had much success (Ohio State Murders, Dead Outlaw).

While having the two Olivier Awards and a stack of

Alexander Lamar said: "quizking101 said: "Alexander Lamar said: "Does anyone know if there is a bag check? I have seats that say you can put anything under them and my friend who I am traveling with will have a purse."

A purse is fine. I usually have my drawstring bag and that’s decent. It would only be a problem if it was a suitcase or a purse so big that it would be a tripping hazard for passersby"



sorry,

always bway said: "Loved it. I bet it transfers to Bway,"

Not a chance, sadly. It’s been a hard sell downtown and I can’t imagine a commercial producer taking up the mantle. The staging is meant to uncomfortably intimate and the “true crime” genre hasn’t historically had much success (Ohio State Murders, Dead Outlaw).

While having the two Olivier Awards and a stack of NYC critics awards is a great pedigree, this might be one of th