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Harrisonmlewis said: "I think On Your Feet, Kinky Boots, Something Rotten, Paramour, and Jersey Boys could all easily close by the end of the season.

"Jersey Boys isn't going anywhere"!!

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@z5 said: "time for Jersey Boys to announce closing on 1/1/2017.

it isn't going anywhere, you're wrong!

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jdshatz2 said: "Isn't JERSEY BOYS due to pack it in?  There must be more than a few shows who could use that real estate.

 

"no it's going anywhere

 

It sounds like he is a good actor and a good singer too

mamaleh said: "I remember really only the entire cast singing--each one city down the line--"I've Been Everywhere." I guess it's telling that this particular number is the only one that remains in my memory, plus the fine performance by Jarrod Emick. Wish he'd return to Broadway. 

I agree with you, Jarrod Emick should return to Broadway. I haven't seen him do anything but I do have the 1994 revival of "Damn Yankees"

I see.... Good thing it didn't stay on Broadway very long.

Wow, that sounds like a better version than the Broadway one.

Wilmingtom said: "The spirit of Cash is nowhere to be found.  The show is too cutesy by half, more akin to The Larwence Welk Show than the Grand Ole Opry.  It's not a bio musical about Cash's life and career but a random collection of his songs strung together without any evident through-line.  Just lazy.

*shakes head* what was Broadway thinking creating that? It does sound dumb now that you mention it, Reminds me of "Good Vibration

Wilmingtom said: "The songs are terrific, the show not so much.

Oh? It wasn't good? Don't mind me asking but what wasn't good about it?

Hi everyone, Sorry if I haven't been asking questions on here lately. Last year was not good for my family and I got busy. I have a question though. Has anyone seen "Ring of Fire" On Broadway? If they did was it any good?

That's not true, "Jersey Boys" is doing well.

take that back "Phantom", "Jersey Boys", "Wicked", "Les Mis", "Aladdin", and "Lion King" aren't going anywhere.

jersey boys isn't going anywhere neither is Phantom, Les Mis, Lion King, Aladdin and Wicked

"Actually, I think it would be interesting if they could do an installment every 5 or 10 years or so, considering how many shows may open and close in one year, and how much theatre can change in a short period of time."

 that's a good idea.

good answer  

""Hi all, I was watching "Broadway The American musical" and Does anyone besides me think it needs a sequel? "Broadway The Golden age has another one coming so why can't Broadway the American musical? It's a good documentary"
 Yes. So much has happened since Wicked in my opinion (really only a little of BIG note, but we still have shows like N2N, Mormon, and In the Heights that made impacts in their own ways). Maybe jus