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Anybody seen anything new for Operation Mincemeat? Seems like there are a lot of unsold seats for the rest of the preview run. Surprised they haven't released more discount codes.

She also sang in the (not so great) Cosi. Would love a Next to Normal big-screen adaptation starring Toni one day.

Call_me_jorge said: "Ayanna P. on Twitter is hinting at a show will be announcing they’re reopening soon. I think it’s Beetlejuice"Ayanna P also said we were going to get an A-list cast of Chicago that was going make the show sellout instantly....

Thanks for the heads up! Scored 250 my first spin and another 250 on the second. My points were reflected right away in the upper right-hand corner.

Nick Adams filled those pants (and shirt and vest) out better than anyone.

Also, for anyone who's wondering- this entire live album is on Spotify! Just search Patti LuPone Live and the full 2 disc recording is available in glorious form.

Um Robin is 34 and he doesn't read anywhere near 16/17, which is the character's age... but yes, a stage adaptation of this could work but that original cast should not be playing any of the principal high school roles.

This might sound a bit crazy, after the Spider-Man fiasco, but I’d love to see a stage adaptation of Batman Returns. Danny Elfman’s score is gorgeous and there’s enough drama and pathos to make for some great dynamics. Since it was also pre-Blockbuster Batman- there really isn’t THAT much action either, so I don’t think it would have to be as impossible as Spider-Man was at the time. Imagine dream casting a Broadway Catwoman!

Ugh. Please no.

They are super responsive on Twitter. Just tweeted them asking, will let ya know what they say!

*Preparing myself for all of the rocks that are most certainly about to get launched my way...I don't think Glenn Close is a very good stage actress, at least not in the last 2 shows she's done on Broadway. A Delicate Balance was straight up painful to sit through and she flubbed many portions of the endlessly excruciating monologues in that play. I also saw her in Sunset last year and she did the same thing, which I though was surprising considering that she had already been playing in that ...

Hmmm I seem to remember Fun Home being lauded within the theater community pre-Tony;s, but I remember the performance of Ring of Keys drumming up a lot of interest for the show and that coupled with the Best Musical win I think definitely helped extend it's life.

Bwayfan292 said: "Call me crazy but I would love to see The color purple. Idk if oprah can sing but that would be some Star casting."There isn't a single meaty role in TCP that Oprah would be age appropriate to play at this point... EDIT: Unless they stunt cast her as old Celie at the very end to sing I'm Here. But A) There's no way in hell Oprah can sing that song and B) that would destroy the powerful arc an actress has the ability to convey from young Celie to old Celie and then the sheer ...

Blood Brothers is a good one. Not sure if anyone would consider Parade obscure but it's pretty much forgotten at this point even though it was critically acclaimed in it's initial run. That's probably one of my favorites of all time though, if you haven't listened to it yet- find it! You can find the OBC Recording on Spotify and there's also a recording of the London Donmar Warehouse Cast Recording. The instrumentation in the Donmar recording is more minimal, but it includes all of the dialog...

There isn't much left to say here that others haven't already said. We know the reason Pryor is still alive 5 years after Perestroika is because Belize gave him the (real) AZT Cohn left behind. There's an entire scene devoted to this exchange where Pryor expresses his concerns about the aftermath of AZT and we see those effects on him in the epilogue. Also, although HIV/ADIS was most certainly a death sentence for MANY people, it did not kill EVERYONE who had it. In fact, there are still peop...

See What I Wanna See is one of my lesser known favorites. I also love Barnum and Nine is often forgotten about, especially since the movie adaptation basically destroyed what made the original show such a delight.I guess what are the typical musicals you listen to? Classics, pop musicals, newer stuff? What decade of musical theater do you listen to most? Are there particular actors/actresses you look for in a recording or production?

Rainah said: "I mean, it's not like Frozen is bad in a way people couldn't see coming. It's not even bad, it's just... lukewarm."YES! This is the perfect description. I saw it this weekend, loved the movie but knew to walk into this with zero expectations after being severely disappointing by Aladdin. Frozen's high points are a million times better than ANYTHING in Aladdin. It wasn't perfect, but it delivered and had a lot going for it. Caissey and Patti alone are worth the price of admission...

veraclaythorne2 said: "I was at the Dress last night, and there was no intermission. Straight through, it ran about 1 hr 45."How was the show?? Thinking of seeing the Sunday Matinee but still undecided. Grand Hotel is one of my favorite musicals and I wasn't 100% convinced by this cast.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I could have sworn I read somewhere that Ansel Elgort was the front runner for this role? The first person that popped into my mind while reading this thread was Casey Cott, so I'm glad to see some of you have already thrown his name out there. I feel like he's recognizable enough where people would go see him in a movie that could then potentially catapult him into a movie star and he looks age appropriate. At least on Riverdale, he still convincingly passes as a...

Bump! Looking to catch this in about a month. Any one know of any recent discount codes (aside from Today Tix)?