BroadwayConcierge said: "Felm_heart said: "with Cats closing in December"Huh? "I think they intend to announce today, so I don't feel bad spilling the beans.
Do we know which theatre organization they're partnering with? Nederlander? If so, the Neil Simon would be a good fit, with Cats closing in December. EDIT: Looks like Stuart Thompson is producing, so that makes me think it'll be a Shubert house.
VintageSnarker said: While I feel bad that Indecent isn't setting the box office on fire, I hope it means Katrina Lenk will continue with The Band's Visit. "Unfortunately for Indecent, Lenk will absolutely be continuing with The Band's Visit. The Cort has another tenant lined up for the fall.
^ Vulture is New York Magazine's entertainment wing. He is the theatre critic for New York Magazine. I agree that the review is harsh, but he certainly provides reasons for why he makes certain statements. I'm looking forward to seeing the show in April to make up my own mind.
Jesse Green: http://www.vulture.com/2017/02/glenn-closes-new-sunset-boulevard-is-facedown-in-the-pool.htmlI tend to like most of Jesse Green's reviews, but I am really shocked at how brutal this review is!
Can we get a Color Purple reunion going? Patrice Covington would be a great Lorrell. Isaiah Johnson as Curtis! Kyle Scatliffe as CC! Do we think a name will come in for Jimmy Early?
Looking to sell a pair of tickets for this coming Tuesday, 1/17. I'd meet you at the box office before the show. Send me a message if you're interested.