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quizking101 said: "There is also an extension through April 15th coming soon. Cast to be announced, but Conrad Ricamora is leaving in January."Any word on whether Cole is staying on?

FolliesCabaret said: "So what I'm gatheringis... a Follies revival starring Audra as Sally and Nicole asPhyllis? Sodelicious. But I wouldn't be mad at either woman as Desiree."This! The two of them together would be electrifying. Been dreaming of just how incredible Nicole's "Leave You" would be!

yyys said: "Anyone know why Orchestra B seat 10 is considered partial view? They're selling them for $99-$119 depending on the day."Curious about this too. Coming over in January and hoping to see it a couple of times - am wondering if it's actually restricted or just reduced in price due to it being a single seat?

Was at the second preview, with the broken curtain - It was still a glorious experience. There were A LOT of glitches and although I didn't pay full price, other people obviously did - Previews should most definitely NOT be full price. Kelli is sublime, she really is one of the best interpreters of the R&H songbook. Ken Watanabe definitely needs work on his diction, but he is such an exciting actor and makes such wonderful choices, you really don't care. I found Conrad Ricamora extremely disa...

"I hate to keep telling people to go back to the cabaret, old chum, but Ms. Miller is a revelation here, the most realistic Sally since Natasha Richardson won a Tony for the part 17 years ago." An absolute love letter from Ben Brantley. http://www.nytimes.com/2015/03/14/theater/cabaret-and-hedwig-get-tougher-onstage.html?_r=0

I met her after the show last night, I was with my partner and were so enraptured by her performance we decided to stage door which I never do. She came out after about 20 minutes and was incredibly sweet and seemed legitimately thrilled by the response from people at stage door. She was signing for everyone and was gladly posing for photos. A true class act.

Then you're gonna love her Jordan. Overheard the couple next to us say "who'd have thought she was capable of acting like that!" And for th record her dancing was great... Lord help me if I didn't question my sexuality at some points , she really is one of the most beautiful women in the world.

I don't know what performance the other poster above saw, but I just got home from seeing Sienna tonight and thought she was extraordinary. Now I didn't see Emma Stone (two failed attempts, off both times) but I did see Michelle Williams. Sienna inhabits Sally in a way that I've never seen before. I find all too often the melodramatic nature of the character means that a lot of actresses end up "schmackting" and end up being hammy. It's almost like the Sally from Isherwoods story is lifted ri...

Deloris should definitely have an alternate. Yes Broadway is an 8 show a week job, but composers these days aren't composing at all well for the voice. Belting up in the stratosphere, is just as taxing on the voice as classical singing, but producers aren't allowing the recovery time required for singers. After singing high in the voice for an extended period, it's only natural that the vocal folds are going to be swollen, as such that is why classical singers are given at least a day or two ...

I will say the handling of "I remember how those boys could dance" was wonderful - perfectly played - and THIS is the moment where you see the humanity behind the monster that is Margaret - it's all in the song and Marrin does it incredibly well.

Bernie Telsey told people to come up and give feedback - I told him Margaret needs to be more off the wall - he looked unimpressed LOL But seriously that's what all us show queens are going for!

I was there last night - and while I enjoyed the hell out of it and this is probably the best adaptation we could hope for - it still just doesn't work. It still feels like two shows - the mother daughter scenes then everything else. As stated the direction of Margaret is completely misguided - Carrie comes home and Margaret basically proclaims her love for her and tells her how wonderful she is - WRONG! The whole point of this character is that she is a monster - she says in later on about h...

Did the rush tuesday morning - got there at 9:20 and was fifth in line. Got tickets in the back row of the mezzanine which were actually great seats for the price! saw everything clearly. Sutton was on and was absolutely incredible! As was the whole production.

The thing that worries me about this is the fact that it's all very well they are trying to play it "straight" but there is an undeniable campy element that just comes with the material. De Palma got it perfect in the film, and I just hope that they don't forget that. Either way i can't wait to see what they do with it.

Was back on tonight according to the Twitterverse, not sure if she did the matinee as well.

any word on whether she was back on tonight?

Kristen Wiig is PERFECT for the Bakers Wife

Can't wat to see it, but a big part of my reason for wanting to see it is because of Sutton, haven't had the opportunity before so would like to see what all the fuss is about!

Will be interested to see how the Rush is when Jonas takes over, after seeing him in Les Miserables in London, I sure wouldn't queue up at 5:30 am in the morning!

Maybe someone could let us known if she is back tomorrow?