Profile for Fosse76

While on paper Sardi's was owned by Max Klimavicius, in practice the Shuberts held much sway over it. Rumors from Shubert employees is to expect more steakhouse items to be on the menu.Quite frankly, it really needs some sort of update. I ate there on a whim just a few weeks ago, and I felt like I was in a retirement home. But that wasn't because of the age of the diners, but just the overall aura of sitting there just felt "old."

quizking101 said: "I will say that RAGTIME as a whole left me cold and felt static whenever Joshua Henry was not on stage. It was competently done, but nobody aside from Henry did anything that rang bells for me. I sort of disagree. I think pretty much everyone in the cast is only competent and not doing anything really spectacular, although I admit Ben Levi Ross as Mother’s Younger Brother is probably the best in the role that I've ever seen, and Nichelle Lewis as Sarah is horribly miscast. ...

Tonight's anniversary performance introduced a new joke, replacing Jeffrey Dahmer with another infamous Jeffrey, and it received a huge laugh.That said, it's actually anniversary is on the 24th. Anyone know why they decided to celebrate tonight? I mean, yes, Trey Parker and Matt Stone were there, as was Andrew Rannels, but other than math, there wasn't anything really all that special. But scheduling issues is a rather lame excuse.

Why are they doing this in June when the anniversary performance is, well, tonight? Shouldn't they have done that this week?

ACL2006 said: "Can I add Rannells to the list of potential actors to do Oh, Mary!?"No thank you. I find him to be rather bland and boring.

TheatreFan4 said: "This is something new and it's selling so clearly people want to see this as well. It's not either/or."It's selling to people on this board and other theater needs. They're seeing it now. I looked at two weeks worth of sales after the official opening and there are plenty of tickets to be had . . . at least half the house.

TheatreFan4 said: "This is something new and it's selling so clearly people want to see this as well. It's not either/or."It's selling to people on this board and other theater needs. They're seeing it now. I looked at two weeks worth of sales after the official opening and there are plenty of tickets to be had . . . at least half tge house.

Ensemble17591322022 said: "I know the nose breathing is for vocal safety to prevent drying out, but it looks (and sounds) so unnatural to me since people don’t really inhale through the nose before speaking in real life."What the hell are you talking about. People should be inhaling through their nose and exhaling through their mouth. That's medical science.It filters toxins: The hairs inside your nose (cilia), act as a natural filtration system, preventing allergens, dust and pollen from ent...

suicidalmickeymouse said: "Do we expect the lead cast to perform on Tony day at 3? I have tickets for the 7th and I’m wondering if I should try to move them if I want to see Vosk."Why wouldn't they?

iluvtheatertrash said: "Sutton Ross said: "Is this a real thing? Solo theatergoers have always been part of every audience. What a wild thing to just notice and write an article on."Yep. And if they want more of them, they'd knock it off with making some seats unavailable to singles."I kept trying to buy a single ticket to a show at the National Theater in Washington.D C. Ticketmaster wouldn't let me buy a single seat on the aisle in the front orchestra, and if it left an odd number of seats ...

RippedMan said: "They wouldn't kick out HK if there wasn't something coming in. HK wasn't doing poorly and Feb is a random time to close the show."This. If they had kicked them out, there would absolutely have been a show "waiting in the wings." The Shuberts weren't expecting this closure. They told the staff that they probably won't have anything until August.

ACL2006 said: "does this work to check other shows simply by changing the name of the show in the web address? I tried for Aladdin, Chicago & Wicked and it came up blank. Or do you need the QR code to view it?"Shows aren't required to use it. So it's possible those shows aren't, or it's just not yet implemented.

Not a real production. This was something being filmed for a show on one of the streaming services.

jpbran said: "$80 million (was that it…?) is capable of altering a lot of traditions."Well, Disney was contractually prohibited from releasing it before 2021 (I think the original release date was the threshold date). Disney had to convince the show's producers to allow them to release it early.They paid $80 million, but despite the obnoxious fans who are caterwauling their way through the current screenings, the jury is out on whether or not this would have recouped in cinemas.

You answered your own question. "They tried bringing Broadway to Vegas with heavy hitters like: The Producers, Spamalot, Hairspray, The Lion King, Avenue Q and The Phantom etc, but all went the same way and flopped."

Sutton Ross said: "You using theallegedly is deeply disgusting. She was stalked and harassed. We believe women here. Period.""Stalked" and "harassed" are both legal conclusions, .so "alleged" is the appropriate term. (Though not really necessary in a lady conversation).

BorisTomashevsky said: "$225 million for Broadway:More than 835,000 additional Broadway tickets are projected to be sold annually as a result of the project’s boost to demand overall, generating $124 million in annual revenue."That's a really bold claim, as it presumes to attract people who otherwise would not come have come to NYC and/or who would not see a show. Not even Vegas could sustain its "Broadway West" experiment from the early 2000s. I'd say the casino will likely benefit more from...

TasteOfHoney said: "Matt Rogers said: "TasteOfHoney said: "Matt Rogers said: "TasteOfHoney said: "ACL2006 said: "binau said: "There could be an unlikely path to success for Boop where less competition and summer tourists help turn the show around.....I would say never but after Maybe Happy Ending I've learned never to say never."Foreigners aren't coming over this summer. Europeans and Canadians aren't traveling to the US this summer. Maybe Asians are, haven't seen numbers on them, but it's a ...

SteveSanders said: "I do not have the time, energy, or interest to engage in childish behavior like Mr. Showbiz nor would doing so align with my personal values."Clearly, you do.

TotallyEffed said: "It's pretty blink and you'll miss it on stage. The only memorable part of that scene is that glorious sea foam green gown which barely has any time on stage to be admired."Exactly. It's not even a scene, it's basically just a transition tying "Wicked Witch of the East" to the scene where Elphaba confronts the Wizard.