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I don't think that it was the size of the Broadway venue that was the issue for The Jellicle Ball (though I do believe that they lost a lot of the ballroom feel for much of the audience with the transfer). It's the simple fact that this wasn't the "family friendly" Cats of yesteryear and not one that was going to appeal to families the way the previous productions did. It's unfortunate, but there is a big part of the potential audience that is not going to want to see a show that is so overtl...

malcs98 said: "And it’s institutions like Stage Time that I believe will signal the start of a new Off-Broadway renaissance because that’s where the real exciting bold nuancedexperimentalwork is happening."To be completely realistic, smaller venues off and off-off Broadway are the only places where these kind of exciting and experimental shows can really thrive in today's economic and industry environment. Not all of them are going to be a Hamilton where it was a surprise hit and showed that ...

Fred Mason said: " think Broadway also has a brand problem as wellas a quality problem. Probably the only industry on the planet that tries to keep it’s premium upscale expensive reputation while simultaneously begging people to come in."Emerging from lurkdom to agree with this 100% and I think that this is at the heart of why Broadway is struggling now. Attending live theater used to be entertainment for the common person. I remember as a child my parents always finding a way to take us to s...