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Kad said: "The difference is Evans actually had considerable musical theatre experience. Zane does not. In fact, he… doesn’t seem to have any."That's not true, pre-pandemic I saw him as Link Larkin in Hairspray at North Shore Music Theater up outside of Boston. He has a great voice and I thought he really stood out in that cast.

I wouldn't be surprised if they cast Christine Ebersole. She was a series regular on a successful CBS sitcom a few years ago, "Bob Hearts Abishola."She certainly reads as fitting the part based on the description. I will say Bernadette would be my first choice if this came to be, I thought she was so charming on "Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist."

From The Drowsy Chaperone to The Nosy Matchmaker, it looks like Beth Leavel will be playing Dolly Gallagher Levi at the Ogunquit Playhouse this summer.They've posted this to their youtube page, but haven't officially announced yet!

What a treat! She's got such great energy, presence and delivery!Watch here

I wonder if they'd try to get Megan Thee Stallion, she'll have just finished up her run in Moulin Rouge, she's got a great personality and certainly has crossover appeal.

BoringBoredBoard40 said: "rhymes with NDA"These are all the names I could think of, although some are obviously unlikey:Monet X ChangeJanelle MonaeFaye DunawayTina FeyElaine MayMarilyn MayeRay RomanoRenee RappRenee ZellwegerRenee Elise GoldsberryTate McRaeJennifer GreyJoel GreyLinda GrayGrey HensonHeather GayMarcia Gay HardenJude KayeAndre De ShieldsJennifer Holiday

Shocked by her passing. May her memory be a blessing.https://www.tmz.com/2026/01/30/catherine-ohara-dead/

Jane Morgan has passed away at 101. Ms. Morgan was best known as a nightclub singer who was a regular performer on late night shows, most notably "The Ed Sullivan Show". She may be best remembered for her cover of the standard “Fascination,” which was featured in Billy Wilder’s 1957 film Love in the Afternoon. She retired from performing in 1973.She was the second replacement for Mame Dennis in the original Broadway production of Mame after original star Angela Lansbury and first replacement ...

valebal7 said: "What aboutCoal Miner's Daughter?"There will be a pre-Broadway run of this. I imagine it's looking at the 26–27 season for Broadway.

For me, Jack Black would be the ideal Bialystock for a revival. I know he's done a lot of live performing as part of Tenacious D, but I wonder if he's ever considered Broadway...he'd also be a great Tevye in a Fiddler revival now that I think about it.

pupscotch said: "ElephantLoveMedley said: Both are definitely leads, but bummer for Natasha because she really deserves a nomination and featured actress would have been basically a shoe-in for her. Lead Actress is stacked but featuredactress feels really weak this year. I don't even know who'll win that category. Jordan Tyson? Maybe?"My money is on Natalie Venetia Belcon for Buena Vista, she won the Lortel last year for Leading Actress, but based on this Eligibility ruling she'll be consider...

Just a heartbreaking day. May his memory be a blessing.https://extratv.com/2024/09/30/ken-page-broadway-wiz-aint-misbehavin-cats-obituary/

Haven't seen it here yet but The Effect was absolutely thrilling when I saw it in London last September. Couldn't recommend it enough and really hoping I have the chance to go again at The Shed!

Truly surprised by all the negativity on here. I was at tonight's first preview and while there's still a lot of work to be done it has so much heart and a cast giving 110% I really believe it can get to where it needs to be through it's preview period.The first act is the weaker of the two and it feels like a lot of the restructuring done since its run at The Public has been spliced together and it needs to find a way to transition through the story more seamlessly. It took probably half the...

I was also at first preview and can't say I'm quite as big a fan as others in this thread. I found this show to be good, at times verging on great, but never reaching it. The performers were all excellent, especially Brody Grant as Ponyboy, I have absolutely no idea how he'll be able to maintain doing this role 8 times a week. Even when he's not in a scene, he rarely leaves the stage. The score has probably half a dozen great songs, but to me the rest of it was filler that all sounded the sam...

Did anyone see this in London?

Chaim Topol, the spirited Israeli actor and singer who, one season following another, portrayed Tevye the milkman in Fiddler on the Roof on stages all around the world and in an Oscar-nominated turn in Norman Jewison’s 1971 film adaptation, has died. He was 87.Topol by his own estimation connected with Tevye more than 3,500 times over more than four decades, starting with a Hebrew-language production in his home country when he was 30.“How many people are known for one part? How many people i...

GiantsInTheSky2 said: "I hope she breaks it up into multiple books (like Julie Andrew’s has) so she can go into detail about each section of her life and career."My understanding as of a few years ago was that this went from her childhood through her “The Artist as Citizen” speech she gave at Harvard in 1995.When I had heard that the book was approx 850 pages, so hopefully with 200 additional pages she decided to go a bit further, otherwise she may have added to earlier parts.

TaffyDavenport said: "https://entertainmentcommunity.org/performances-and-events/ragtime-25th-anniversary-reunion-concert"If anyone is looking to sell a ticket to this please message me, absolutely dying to see this!

Kristin is doing a workshop this spring of an adaptation of a documentary from the past 15 years with a score by a previous collaborator of hers.