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Yeah I guess its set in the Bag O' Nails club in London in the 60s and its kind of a flashback/memory play reenacting Peter Noone's and the British invasion of music to America. Theres a character that i'm thinking is supposed to be Mick Jagger, which would make the girl (Pamela) Marianne Faithful..? KTP plays a narrator of sorts (that doesn't bookend the show) based on Geno Washington. Lots of 60s music, energetic fun. Story? - barely there.

Afternoon.Do you have any thoughts to share? How was it?

Was anyone at Papermill last night for the first preview? Anyone have any plans to go? Is this planning to transfer?

Well Firstly.. Wow! The Kong they have created is truly remarkable and the 'puppeteers' are brilliant!now, the rest..oh boy. Yes, I was very much reminded of Paramour. Whenever the story is thrown in there you just keep thinking "lets get back to the monkey!". It doesn't have to be that way of course. The suspense build up to the reveal is great. The boat ride is superb (Although far too long).They do need to recast the leads as they could not compete with the creature. Someone with a bigger ...

whatdoesntkillme said: "Has anyone had success with the mobile rush or cancellation line? Thinking of trying for tomorrow."UUUghhh.. I've been trying the rush on #TodayTix for several days - even down to watching the seconds and clicking at exactly the right time. I have had ZERO luck, even when it says there are tickets left, I click and it says they're all in someone's carts!!! Grrr. Are there Bots snapping these up? Anyone have any luck??

RippedMan said: "Is there no way for them to create an orchestra pit? Surely there is space underneath the stage? Or why not put the orchestra in the wings like a lot of shows do."This space was used at one point as a television studio so there is a concrete floor under the stage (each show bring their own deck in) and there is zero wing space SL there and barely much more SR. #NYTheaterProblems

I've heard the contrary- this show is constantly evolving, and it had 2 weeks of studio rehearsals in new york. May be worth a couple of trips to see!? I have a feeling it will definitely be different from when I saw it in Chicago.

I don't think 20th for best set design would be an upset in the least. That show was stunning. The upset already happened with Scott Pask not being nominated!

the songs in spanish are: Tradicion Mi Tierra Oye mi Canto and one more in the megamix but I don't remember what one.

yes. the song is called wrapped.

MARTIN SHORT!!! pleease

"Fly, Fly Away" - Catch me if you Can.

@Jon - no no no, she saves the dancing on top of things for the train of course!

Oh.. And off topic - top 5 IF/Then Beautiful Bullets over Broadway After Midnight Rocky ...However if Hedwig gets classified as a new musical I may have to bump one of those.. (Bridges and Aladdin would go on my worst list)

@younger brother The set is massive. The St James went under a lot of construction and excavation just to fit it in. 2 elevators midstage that bring various scenic pieces up for several locations such as the club, the penthouse, the greenwich village rooftop. One deck trap DS that raises a railing for a balcony scene at helens. several stacked sliding panels/legs that contain doors and clad in brick. US there are a number of layered drops some with brick scrim on so they can be translucent to...