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LesWickedly said: "The production has extended through March 30th, so no transfer this season." Good news! For us at least as we're in London in March.

Sounds like "Taboo" all over again.

Saw this Saturday night 6/23. What a bloody mess of a show. How can a new show in 2018 about supposed events that took place in 2016 feel so dated? The first 20 minutes of "play" just needs to be eliminated. Wasted time and then the character of the author has to explain whats going to happen next anyway. Shouldn't you have done that in the "play" part? At intermission the people sitting next to us who we didn't know asked us if it was over. Wishful thinking. No song stands out, they time tra...

As I thought, 20% off discount code mailed out "GAGA4GOGOS", not valid rear balcony if anyone is interested.

SFCowboy said: "Question for folks. I have tix for April 17, which is the last day of previews. I figured that the show would be set by then. But it occurs to me that previews for a pre-Broadway tryout might not have the same significance they do on Broadway. In New York, once a show opens, I think it’s usually pretty much set.Afterit officially opens in San Francisco, will they still likely be making significant changes? If so, maybe it would be better to see it later in the run?" That's why...

I'm a Go Go's fan and this doesn't appeal to me at all. Keep in mind I hated Mamma Mia. I may go anyway, but the Curran had better post a discount code as the theater is virtually empty for most performances I've checked. The final matinee May 6th looks about 10% of capacity!

Wouldn't the actual biggest Broadway flops be the ones that we're so bad they closed out of town? The Mambo Kings comes to mind.

The Producers was very close. Read some of the old threads on here from the time it came out and being "too close" to the original was one of the complaints.

A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away I was able to walk up to the SRO line at 5:45pm and have a ticket in my hand at 6:10 for $27. Long ago in April.

Brooke Shields will be open again by then. hee hee

Does anyone know if the Lincoln Center Company movie will be release on DVD and if so when?

Two words....train wreck.

It close the day he leaves....as a matter of fact I wouldn't be surprised if it took a "Boy From Oz" vacation when he vacations.

Because it's potential gross is $1,334,271 meaning it's only reaching 59.91% of it's potential. That means it's heavily discounting to achieve that 99% attendance figure. That would be fine for a two year old show but this is a new show.

Sister Act is doing well by % but not by gross....It's at TKTS every night it seems.

I easily got tickets on a Tuesday in the SRO line. Got in line at 5:45 and had a ticket by 6:10 or so.... great view and I was the last "SRO seat" on the right by the door. Number 20. I paid $27....the guy in front of me in a actual "seat" paid $130.

Still not worth it.

Sister Act.

Oy.

I guess Cameron Macintosh was right when he said that Broadway was now "just another stop on the American tour."