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What an extraordinary, long, and varied career of accomplishments. In a short period he went from Promises, Promises, to the amazing orchestration and musical direction of the singular Ain't Supposed to Die a Natural Death. Condolences to the also magnificent Hattie Winston, the actor and his wife of many years.

I had been able to reset my password and view the current offerings this morning. Now I'm not able to pull up the current offerings. I understand folks' frustration, to a point - but TDF no doubt has more limited resources than, say, Telecharge, or Ticketmaster. I give them some slack as they navigate this transition. I am sorry, though, for shows who'd be relying on TDF sales during this time period.

Jeremy O. Harris was a judge at the Sat. matinee on 4/11. Seemed to be with a young niece and nephew, but not sure.

Saw this magnificent production a second time last night. It would truly be a shame if it's not taped and made widely available. One for the ages.

What a wonderful piece of news. I love that he's using his power and access to resources this way. Good on Lin-Manuel!

Did Brody Grant actually pull in audiences for The Outsiders? Did he have that kind of name recognition and following, that would result in a drop at the box office when he left the cast?

inception said: "It's sort of Our Town on poppers."Can see this quote on a sign hanging below the marquee!

What is the name of the fabulous performer in front here? If she's not in the cast I will be disappointed.ETA: I believe that's Dava Huesca, and it's great to see she's listed to return.

Heather Christian has been named one of the MacArthur Foundation 2025 Genius Grant Winners.

Wait, I'm confused. Kristin Chenoweth has expressed "appreciation" of some of the views Charlie Kirk represented, while "disagreeing" with some of them. And then expressed confidence that he is now in heaven.Isn't confidence that someone is in heaven for religious Christians saying you think they were essentially good people? Seems like we've seen so much dangerous and hateful rhetoric from him, it's not easy to understand someone saying that unless they support those views, no? Can no harm e...

Charley Kringas Inc said: "The passing of a giant." Truly. Robert Wilson was responsible for some of the most extraordinary theater I ever have seen.

I saw this production (and the show) for the first time at yesterday's matinee. I now appreciate what an extraordinary score it has, and was deeply impressed by Jeremy Jordan and the entire cast. I understand some of the problems others have described in the production. I also think as a whole, it's an imperfect piece, but I honestly found it more powerful and beautiful than I'd expected. It's a hard moment right now to sit through a tragic story of a person being excruciatingly stuck under a...

Thank you, SteveSanders - I appreciate you sharing this. I'm hoping someone else may have seen video of Tony Kushner's comments.

I have been unable to locate a video of Tony Kushner's comments, which were lovely, and to my surprise included recommendations for reviving A Catered Affair, and Casa Valentina. Anyone aware of public access to a video online of this?

I 100% understand that it's none of our business - AND I can't help but be very curious about why there seems to be unusually frequent absences of the leads in Death Becomes Her. It's a factor in my having not booked a ticket for it myself.

Among others listed here, I sure would love to see Amalia Yoo nominated for her gorgeous performance in John Proctor is the Villain...

Kad said: "round2 said: "GottaGetAGimmick420 said: "MayAudraBlessYou2 said: "Only allowing the all-female cast to be replacements, instead of opening a production, is actually so Mamet. This way it ensures the women will be directly compared to the men, and that they are ineligible for Tony consideration."I feel like this isn't going to actually happen and is just lip service to distract from Mamet's MAGA affiliations..."Havethere been explicit indications of his specifically demonstratingMAG...

GottaGetAGimmick420 said: "MayAudraBlessYou2 said: "Only allowing the all-female cast to be replacements, instead of opening a production, is actually so Mamet. This way it ensures the women will be directly compared to the men, and that they are ineligible for Tony consideration."I feel like this isn't going to actually happen and is just lip service to distract from Mamet's MAGA affiliations..."Have there been explicit indications of his specifically demonstrating MAGA affiliations? I know ...

I was interested by Brendan Fraser being cast in this, but my primary interest in seeing it is to see a new Samuel D. Hunter play. My excitement about seeing Brendan Fraser live wasn't that high, really, I guess. My hunch is that Paul Sparks may be a strong, if less market-friendly, replacement.

I know that historically, the week from Christmas through New Year's Day has been one of the highest-grossing of the year on Broadway. How might that play out with Christmas and New Year's Day on Wednesdays of two different weeks. Will they both be "boffo," or each have good, but not spectacular business?Looking at the grosses from last week, it is fun to see Maybe Happy Ending getting stronger every week...