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I am ready to personally launch and oversee Alden Ehrenreich's Tony campaign and he doesn't score an OCC nom, wild.

Falsettolands said: "I imagine with the Yazbeck connection, Andrew Durand would be a top choice."

I'm going to confirm Durand as Malcolm in my mind right now. I've seen Cheyenne Jackson solo enough times to know that "Breeze Off the River" is a mainstay of his cabaret act and that this is one of his favorite shows, but what part is he right for now at this age? 

There was a reading in 2019 helmed by Silverman which included Stark Sands, Debra Monk, and Adam Chanler-Berat, who curiously enough is doing Monty in Japan soon: Broadway Buzz article from 2019. Maybe it's ancient history, or maybe there will be holdovers.

 

Came back from a meeting and my phone was blowing up with this news. Saw the OBC 13 times and can't wait.  Let the dream casting commence. Corey Cott as Jerry, please.

Kad said: "I wish that there was a bit of a romantic triangle between Michael, David, and Star, but that kind of dynamic between Michael and David just isn’t present here. Michael and David barely have any kind of relationship at all."

WTF. I am seeing this tonight and now tempering all expectations outside of Ali's platinum blond wig after reading this.

 

I was already intrigued but this supporting cast is stacked. Can't wait.

The Savannah Bananas sell out major league stadiums. It has become a huge event for families and is the perfect fit for Klena. Very savvy. 

Coram Boy. Debuted at the National Theatre, even had a return engagement, and then transfered to NY and closed at the Imperial after a month. 

Reading through this thread and I'm disappointed that I didn't go. I had advance casting intel but even with that had to weigh purchasing a not very discounted ticket or using that $$ towards an espresso machine and the espresso machine won out and is being delivered today. I'll be well caffeinated for Ali's next gig now at least.

I manifested a part of this casting without hiring an Etsy witch. 

Yes, missing out on shining lights in the dark and burnt popcorn munching triggering my misophonia. Me and my 75" TV with surround sound get by just fine :) 

I received a similar survey a few weeks ago, only this one included similar questions about Ferris Bueller's Day Off.

My comments were that I was only interested in Bill and Ted if it was an immersive production and I could go on a water slide with Napoleon. 

witchoftheeast2 said: "SayitSomehow said: "Aladdin is on TDF for 9/3-9/7"

I never thought a big show like Aladdin would be on TDF! Is this a bad sign or just a random one off?"

I can't say with 100% certainty but I do believe Aladdin has been on TDF before. TLK or Wicked on TDF would absolutely be end times upon us.

 

I just got way more excited learning that David Burt was a replacement Antoloy in Chess than with anything this new production has released thus far. Any wagers on when this will hit TDF?

https://www.broadwayworld.com/article/Exclusive-Listen-to-Blowin-It-Up-From-DEAD-OUTLAW-Cast-Recording-20250821

Cast album is being released tomorrow! I love the Audible recording but I'm also looking forward to easily skipping from song to song now, or just listening to "Nobody Knows Your Name" on repeat.

I'm as big of a Yankees fan as they come (although their present incarnation is testing my patience) and the "core four" was a big part of my formative years but enough. Besides, Take Me Out already exists.