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MTA Session just dropped: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LeH7_a52mvY

schubox said: "CoffeeBreak said: "September L. Davis' "Apology Tour" is renting the space into October now ...Rehearsals startlate October. November 27th 1st preview -- and Dec, 17 (on or about) opening. Running into February with extensions planned....They are probably not worried about tickets selling."Ugh, is this solid? If so it's after I'm there and it's the only thing my wife wanted to see. She's going to be crushed"This is taken directly from the audition posting, so

How will changes in performance schedule be handled? I’m thinking about the occasional 7 or 9 show week that comes along sometimes for all shows and sometimes for just one or two. Either because of or after which we could have some dramatic % shifts

blaxx said: "Musigamist said: "ggersten said: "luvbrdway said: "TheQuibbler said: "I feel like this is indicative of a Schmigadoon Best Musical win."Fingers crossed!!!!"it was a different time, but Urinetown won best book and best score and best direction but did not win best musical."Unless I'm mistaken, didn't Suffs take Book and Score, but Outsiders took Director and Musical just two years ago? Schmigadoon isn&#

ggersten said: "luvbrdway said: "TheQuibbler said: "I feel like this is indicative of a Schmigadoon Best Musical win."Fingers crossed!!!!"it was a different time, but Urinetown won best book and best score and best direction but did not win best musical."Unless I'm mistaken, didn't Suffs take Book and Score, but Outsiders took Director and Musical just two years ago? Schmigadoon isn't taking director, so who knows?

What a first ten minutes!! Bonkers

Best Book goes to Cinco Paul.. and we're off!

Got a personal best of 100/110!

dramamama611 said: "Got my tix about an hour ago, no waiting to get in. Row A Mezz (behind the dress circle), on L side, 135.I'll be seeing this the same trip as Much Ado and Benjamin Button (at the Public) You gotta love when some things just fall into place!"I’m making the same trip also! If I can get The Heart to also overlap then I’ll have my top 4 fall offerings (currently announced at least) in one trip

Laurapattifan said: "Positive from Slant.https://www.slantmagazine.com/theater/beaches-review/"It reads much more mixed to me, praises the performances but the calls lyrics “pedestrian,” discusses characters who you shouldn’t care about, criticizes the scale of production versus the stage, and ends by saying it should be a chamber piece somewhere else.

There's a paywall, but Chicago Tribune's Chris Jones is positive: All that said, my eyes were more moist than they were a decade ago, perchance a function of my age and growing sentimentality, but also of a story that just is inherently appealing, especially for anyone who has seen cherished friends drop away.There is an audience for this sentimental piece, I think, given the relative paucity of sincere musicals this season. Women, especially, who remember and love the movie and its signature...

When you set yourself up for it: "Despite Jessica Vosk, BEACHES Is Beached – Review" (Theatrely)Negative on source material, book, set, but does praise the "hard-working cast"https://www.theatrely.com/post/despite-jessica-vosk-beaches-is-beached-review

Variety - Frank Rizzo is negative: "‘Beaches’ Broadway Review: Soulless and Uninspired Musical Remake of Beloved Film Washes Ashore" https://variety.com/2026/legit/reviews/beaches-broadway-review-awful-musical-remake-bette-midler-film-1236727693/

NYTimes Laura Collins-Hughes is negative: "So it is absolutely bizarre that “Beaches” the musical, which opened on Wednesday night at the Majestic Theater, is a spectacularly unaffecting experience. Based on the novel, which is more of a backstage story than the movie, this adaptation arrives on Broadway a dozen years after its world premiere but seems like a corner-cutting rush job, in too much of a hurry

Adam Feldman in Timeout is negative: "With the exception of its Cee Cee, alas, almost everything about Beaches is C-minus at best."https://www.timeout.com/newyork/news/broadway-review-beaches-be-trippin-042326

I'll addCyrano - RSC transfer at the Noel CowardHot Mess - The Other Palace (Cast recording is available to stream, give it a go!)Death Note: The Musical - Barbican (World premiere and a no brainer if you like the source material)And if you're day-tripping Leicester Curve will have the world premiere of The Silence of the Lambs Musical. It should be possible to do a two-show day with Birmingham, if you wanted; I did it over the Christmas period with Sherlock Christmas/Sound of Music in Birmin...

decotodd said: "Hi gang! I'm going to be in NYC for just a couple of days and only a few slots. I already committed to seeing FALLEN ANGELS because my husband wants to see it, but is it feasible to try and catch act 2 of DEATH OF A SALESMAN since FALLEN is only 90 min. no intermission? Obviously that doesn't do the full play justice, but I could at least see some of it and doubt I'll be back in the city before it ends. I'll probably spring for a ticket if so, rather than gambling on a same da...

It actually happened last spring, I believe, and would've actually been 41/41 if A Wonderful World, had made it a little longer to overlap with GGR at the Palace and Floyd Collins at Lincoln Center. There's an old thread about it on here somewhere.

I found a new site that tracks a lot of these uncommon time slots that may be helpful!https://bwayrush.com/five?tab=Sunday+EveningCold War Choir Practice is one I'm looking forward to

saxpower said: "Evita at the Winter Garden? That's one of the worst places (if they are doing the outdoor balcony scene) from a traffic control standpoint. Admittedly, the image of her standing above the huge billboard with "Evita" written on it is perfect but that's going to be mess traffic-wise."They probably won’t close the street—the opposite of Broadway has a plaza where people could stand plus the side walk is actually pretty wide in that area