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Rachel as Nina and Eva Noblezada as Vanessa. PLEASE.

Up there with Alex Newell and Amber Riley, I would love to see Tiffany Mann get her flowers for this.

Another extension for Ta-Da, this time through September 27.https://playbill.com/article/josh-sharp-solo-show-ta-da-gets-2nd-final-extension-off-broadway

Extended!A three-week extension has been announced for Josh Sharp’s ta-da!, written by and starring Josh Sharp and directed by 2025 Tony Award winner Sam Pinkleton. ta-da! began previews Monday July 7, 2025, at the Greenwich House Theater (27 Barrow St, New York, NY 10014) and opened Monday July 21. Previously set to close August 23, ta-da! will now run through Thursday September 11, 2025.

Happy to see a rave from TheaterMania!“Welcome to whatever the **** this is,” he says, reading our minds, or at least seeming to. It’s a good first trick in a solo show that explodes the idea of what stand-up can be, should be, is. Part hilarious send-up of the form and part real magic act (wait until the end), ta-da!is one of the most hilariously innovative and astutely performed solo comedy shows I’ve ever seen.

I got to see it this week after having seen an early version in Brooklyn last year. The show was great before and is even better now. His bits and delivery are tighter and funnier, the PowerPoint design is more elaborate, and the magic more impressive. And his personal stories still made me cry even when I knew what was coming.

First preview tonight! I'm seeing next week. Anyone going this week?

There are so many shows I want to see them do, this season or any season:Two Gentlemen of VeronaCity of AngelsWill Rogers FolliesWhistle Down the WindForumPajama Game

There's a discount for the first 3 rows for July 7-19 using the code JOSH.

JOSH SHARP TA-DAAnnounced today: July 7-August 23 at the Greenwich House TheaterI saw an early version of this show and was blown away. He really does use thousands of Powerpoint slides at rapid speed, and I laughed through the first half and found myself crying by the end. I can't wait to see what he does in this run and with Sam Pinkleton's contributions.

Earlier this week I saw a clip from a new Broadway podcast, It's Broadway Bitch, hosted by comedian Casey Balsham and it drew me in. Now I'm listening to the full episodes and loving it. Her first three interviews are with Grey Henson, Hannah Solow and Jackie Burns and I'm laughing out loud. I've listened to a lot of convos with theater actors but none of the other interviewers make me laugh the way Casey does.

There are so many people I'd love to see as Sarah, but my frontrunner is Lilli Cooper

I loved reading Mullally say that this is the favorite thing she's ever done.

Saw this last night and every single song got applause from the crowd. And I've been listening to the album today non-stop. I have never seen a funnier musical!

Tickets up for Q&A with the cast at AMC Lincoln Center for Friday, 10/6, and Sat, 10/7!https://www.amctheatres.com/movie-theatres/new-york-city/amc-lincoln-square-13/showtimes/all/2023-10-06/amc-lincoln-square-13/all/115023764

For people in NYC - there are Q+A screenings (Oct 6 and 7) with Nathan Lane, Bowen Yang, Aaron Jackson and Josh Sharp at Angelika downtown. I got tickets today, but there are limited numbers left.https://www.angelikafilmcenter.com/nyc/film/dicks-the-musical

A24 released a lyric video for Lane and Mullally's "Gay Old Life"

Second single released! This one with Nathan Lane (and Megan Mullally). This is laugh-out-loud funny.Spotify YouTube

The movie's first song is now streaming on Spotify and Apple Music. Warning: it is very NSFW All Love is Love (Radio Edit) https://open.spotify.com/track/7lXxblI12cgLHjG5x38oWT?si=0DPssUXwTs-_EbgMKoAaIw&context=spotify%3Asearch%3Aall%2Blove%2Bis%2Blove%2Bradio%2Bedit

Wow... early reviews are GOOD!https://mashable.com/article/dicks-the-musical-reviewThis is an unrelenting explosion of comedy. Sharp and Jackson swing big and broad, fitting both their Dumb and Dumber-style jokes and the musical theater song numbers. Jackson in particular recalls '90s-era Jim Carrey with his rubber-faced mugging and eccentric elocution. There's also gross-out gags, provocative punchlines, juvenile nudity, and Bowen Yang as a gay and glam God, who drops iconoclastic jokes that...