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dexter3 said: "There's a really interesting interview with Debra Monk from a few years ago where she was in an off-broadway play. Halfway through the run she was talking to a stage hand and learned that the stagehand was making more money that she was. Pretty nuts. The cost for producing theater in NYC has skyrocketed since the pandemic. Off-broadway was already a precarious and costly endeavor, but it's even more so nowadways. The Atlantic has a pretty solid reputation in this industry, and ...

BoringBoredBoard40 said: "Les Water posted on his Instagram that Grief Camp is effectively dead as a result of this strike."I'd say it's more dead as a result of the bad labor practices of the Atlantic and their refusal to negotiate per labor laws for the last year and a half.

I've heard Circle as well.

60'splayoff said: "Forgot where, but I heard Stranger Things which I think is smart... feels like it's big enough and it's own thing to not strugglein Phantom's shadow. I also love the idea of keeping it spooky at The Majestic."Heard they did a site survey recently. Not a confirmation of them using the theater, but the interest is there.

The ATPAM table somehow had more Phantom stuff than the Phantom table did. Tons of playbills, brochures, masks from a painting competition a few years back, tons of costumes pieces, hats, shoes, and even two really special pairs of shoes, a Carlotta pair worn by Judy Kaye, and a pair worn in act two by Sarah Brightman. Those went for $550 and $750 respectively I believe.