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It's interesting, as I know of a few "names" that could definitely sell tickets that recently auditioned for the creative team. They must have realized that running cost outweighed projected ticket sales. Sad, It was such a fun show.

I'm an "Elder Millennial" who has regularly gone to Broadway my entire life. I am currently making the most money I have ever made (which isn't a ton) and I've hit the point where I just can't justify it anymore. I go when I can, but what used to be almost monthly trips have turned into barely quarterly. It's sad.

Seems like the new official statement is "scheduling conflicts with the creative team", though as you pointed out they are all working on White Christmas? Hmmm...my guess is probably the show just wasn't in any shape to put up a full production just yet.

I did the meet & greet. It was lovely. Got a couple pictures with them (one by myself and one with my wife). They chatted a few minutes with us. I didn't have anything to sign, but I assume they would sign if you have a pen or something to write with. The amount of time you have probably depends on the line. The night we saw it there was not much of a line at all so I think they felt they could be more casual and take their time. Hope this was helpful.

This is exactly how I felt as well! It very much could be a big big hit with a few tweaks. Corbin Bleu felt as if he stepped out of an MGM movie musical. It was just a show full of joy.

Excited this is finally coming to Broadway, but for 3 weeks? That's a bummer. I hope they are testing the water with ticket sales and leaving room for extension.

Looks like we get Nancy Opel as Cinderella's Stepmother per her FB :)

This is so sad. I know some people connected to LWT who have said they simply lost their lease on the property. Glad they are taking this as a positive and restructuring their approach, but I fear this may be the end. I hope I'm wrong.

Seems like it might be a reality? Can’t imagine he’d tweet something like this without plans in the works.https://twitter.com/joshgad/status/1494689885931794435?s=20&t=oB1Sml0mBwKs77RkqbBZRg

Re: Miss Argentina - Leslie talks about it on the most recent episode of Josh Lamon’s podcast Josh Swallows Broadway. Seems like it came down to she just didn’t want to do both and it was a nice way to give an ensemble member a feature. She hints that she didn’t want to come back at all but couldn’t pass up doing just Delia.

Saw this last night. Enjoyed it. It was refreshing to see a new piece of theater, with a new story and characters. I felt that every aspect of this show is giving 110% with the exception of the book. The book drags the show down immensely. The performances, the direction and the design were all top notch. I just wish there was a book to match. The jukebox nature of the music didn't bother me (with the exception of the placement of Devil's In my Head), but there needs to be a strong story to s...

Saw it from the very last row and thought it was fine. Dragged in places like many said. The rewrites seem to have led to a very disjointed new version. Nice to see Cecily on stage. She was good. Seeing what she can do on SNL, It felt to me that she was holding back from creating full characters. These characters for the most part are stereotypes (for a reason) and it seemed maybe she (or the director) didn’t want to lean into them for fear offending. Leading to none of her characters feeling...

Yesterday, on Anna Roisman's 'Unemployed' Podcast, Leslie Kritzer was on (it's a fun listen) and she said that there were plans to move the show to another venue. They also were supposed to film for a streaming service in April and she had to work vacation planning around that schedule before COVID hit. We'll see what happens going forward...

Play Esq - This was a one night remounting of a full 2015 production that ran for a month at The Warner theater in Torrington. The director is shopping options to bring this socially distanced staging other places in the Litchfield/Fairfield County areas. Fingers crossed!

Owen22 - It was great. They weren't all in cars. Each character was socially distanced around the drive in in various 'pods' of sorts. Byck was in the back of a pickup truck, as was Sarah Jane moore and a few others. Guieteau was on a moving staircase, Zangara was sitting in his electric chair, The balladeer was on a stage. All of it being filmed and projected up on the drive in screen in real time. There are pics here - https://www.facebook.com/sawilcox/posts/10158793808401550 Macbeth - he h...

Yes! I thought it was just me. I'm able to login and it brings me to a page with all my account info and options to sign up for TDF or donate. No show access

I was asked a month ago to renew (which is a thing that happens from time to time). I sent my renewal in and have yet to hear back and am still getting the "submit proof of eligibility" message from them. I've followed up multiple times and have now just given up. if it becomes a problem in buying tickets then i'll worry about it.

I was sitting behind Julie Andrews and her daughter at a performance during Kids Night on Broadway a few years back. They called Julie (she was the Kid's Night ambassador that year) up and she got knocked out pretty quickly misspelling, funny enough, supercalifragilisticexpialidocious. It was a fun night and she seemed to be having a blast. Hands down one of my favorite show going memories.