Profile for Wick3

Bettyboy72 said: "Don’t they give you a refill at intermission. That’s $4.50 a ginger ale."Whoopi Monologues doesn't have an intermission.Plus they expect you to tip even though bartenders are paid at the very least, the NYC wage minimum.

I always wondered whether Jonathan Bailey & Ariana Grande were simply talking about Sondheim during filming of Wicked and then the idea to have this revival was born? Or was the pairing Marianne Elliott's idea?

Do you think they'll try to get Cynthia Erivo in the role of Dot?

No need to stunt cast. The Elphaba or Glinda roles tend to be a great stepping stone for an actor's career on Broadway or entertainment in general.I recall friends wanted to watch Wicked last year since they wanted to know the ending (since they had only seen part 1 of the movie at the time.)At the moment most tourists in NYC right now are here for the World Cup, not to watch Broadway.

sarcadam88 said: "There is a new audition listing today for all principals— is no one continuing from Nashville?"I wonder if they changed the director too?

I just came back from London too and 1536 really blew me away. I can see it doing well on Broadway if it transfers.

OhHiii said: "darquegk said: "I don't think you can compare Dolly the musical to MJ the musical, even with quality as an afterthought. Dolly is a beloved entertainer, America's meemaw. Michael Jackson is just shy of being a literal demigod. Death could not slow him down. Three different rounds of credible abuse allegations could not slow him down. The move to streaming and away from album sales could not slow him down. He's pure teflon, and his musical is 100% going to perform differently tha...

rosscoe(au) said: "When did we forgive him!"? What did Todrick do? Is that why MIDNIGHT first premiered in London?

malcs98 said: "gibsons2 said: "I'm worried that Cats struggle to gain steam, even during the pride month."Me too...I gotta go back and see Cats again...they do have a performance on THE TONIGHT SHOW coming upso hopefully that helps thingsI also already know the grosses for next week are gonna be pretty bad due to the World Cup and the Knicks ticker tape parade. Im guessing pretty every single show will be down in grosses b/c of this"Juneteenth is a Friday this year so it’ll be a long weekend ...

I only heard of the Jimmy Awards when I was an adult already (went to public high school in early 00s.) Are they usually high school students from privileged backgrounds whose parents can afford private coaching or students who go to performing arts specific high schools?

Someone paid Tony Awards for a timeslot to do a tribute for A Chorus Line. Someone also paid Zegler to sing the song "What I did for love"? Who usually pays for these? A wealthy donor? The A Chorus Line estate?

It's gorgerous!!!! Part of me wishes he would also show his first apartment in NYC back almost 20 years ago.

If Broadway shows come every 4 years and only have a handful of performances with top Broadway talent I bet the ticket prices will be sky high too.

Just need a broadwayHD account to see the livestream right?

The only production of BRIGADOON I've ever seen is the one NY City Center Encores produced for 2 weeks back in 2017 starring Patrick Wilson and Kelli O'Hara. Loved the choreography by Christopher Wheeldon. I always thought it might move to Broadway but sadly did not. I'm grateful for the soundtrack though!

ElephantLoveMedley said: "Literally had zero idea thatCelebrity Autobiographywas running already until I read through this grosses report. Clearlynobody else seems to know that, either."Same. Wow $15 average ticket price! I’m guessing a lot of people got comps.

This is awesome! I'm curious what the tour set will be like and whether they'll stay in the city just for a week or for at least a month.

This is awesome!!!!!! Will they have to do a dress rehearsal or some form of tech before the first performance back?

bear882 said: "Wicked’s weakness is interesting to me, because it really does seem like the second film damaged it. I am sure the show will be fine once we hit the summer months, but this does seem like a musical that was hurt by its film adaptation instead of boosted by it. I think the second act of the stage musical is better than the movie, if for no other reason than it moves at a rapid clip. But I am not sure it is distaste for the film, assuming that’s even a factor, that is hurting the...

With Book of Mormon canceling all of its performances last week, I wonder which shows those theatergoers chose to see instead.I’m impressed by Every Brilliant Thing’s grosses as it got the 2nd highest overall. I looked at ticket prices next week and the week after and orchestra prices are $894 and $994. I wonder if it will break the Hudson theater record?