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In the past, Oskar has mentioned that he would like a woman of color to succeed him. I would think former Public artistic staffers like Shanta, Maria, Meiyin Wang, and Stephanie Ybarra would be at the top of the potential list.

I think the best version was the Public Works version at the Delacorte. It was a quick 90 minutes. The hundreds of Public Works members made the ensemble work. And it was a little bit more scrappy in nature that made it fit the animated Hercules vibe. Yes, there was no Pegasus, but we did get Roger Bart as Hades. I feel like a resemblance of that version would do very well for regional community theaters.

Would be interesting to see who they would get as Satine. I don't think KO or Natalie would do it.

For the Wednesday show, Bryce made his debut as Victoria. He had a white outfit for Victoria's ballet and some other scenes. But then when he was paired with Primo, he wore the Tumblebrutus costume so they were twinning and it was lots of fun, especially when they first appeared together in "Mungojerrie and Rumpleteazer."

Melissa25 said: "bandit964:Anyone catch this? Taking my mom to this mid June.I attended on Friday at the 199-seat Martinson Theater at The Public. It is a chamber musical with thought provoking songs sung mainly by different patients in a psychiatric hospital. That being said, it will obviously not be for everyone so know what you’re signing up for. This is my favorite type of art though because I am often surprised and get to meet characters through song instead of dialogue. I just love when...

witchoftheeast2 said: "If you still haven't had any takers, may I suggest posting it on the theatr app?"I'll look into it. I see "ads" for it but never really knew what it was.

I have one (1) ticket for the 7pm performance of Every Brilliant Thing on Tuesday, May 12.It's Balcony, House Left, Row E. Selling at face value at $127.It's a hard paper ticket so I can either mail it to you or hand off directly to you.DM me if you're interested. Thanks!

Crusty Bagel said: "How early do people line up for this usually? I wish they distributed tickets in midtown Manhattan, they do it mostly in the outer boroughs"If you're close to it, they have the in-person lottery at The Public everyday. I feel like that's the option most people don't know about/try.

OuttaTowner said: "Tickets for the ART run are now on sale, May 20 through June 29."ART member presale is happening right now. Single tickets go on sale on Friday at noon.

Jakeevan942 said: "The 6-week in-theater appeal Easter Bonnet fundraising season is still happening.All that is not happening is the 2-day Easter Bonnet Competition variety show at the end of the fundraising cycle."Last year, instead of the Easter Bonnet, they did Hats Off to You, which was a smaller variety show of sorts that was for certain levels of donors (a meal took place after the show). It took place at the Hard Rock Cafe and was hosted by the late Gavin Creel. I'm assuming they're do...

A nice interview with Jenna from Vulture about her experience in getting cast as Nessa and being the first wheelchair user Nessa on stage:Link

As someone who was into the earlier SeraMyu productions (around Miyuki and Marina stages but went back & watched Anza and Fumina's stages on VHS... LOL...), I am intrigued by this. I might catch it when it's in the NYC area.

This was a time when an understudy went on... and maybe there could have been another way...There was a performance of American Idiot where Alysha Umphress was out as well as Aspen Vincent, who was a swing and did Alyssa's part in "Too Much Too Soon" if Alysha was out. So, Lorin Latarro, who was the other swing as well as associate choreographer & dance captain, had to go on in that role. It was not pretty, unfortunately. Especially the final riffs that ended the song as she just couldn't do ...

ATC posted on their socials a few hours ago. Interesting on how they phrased it, that what happens with them affects other institutions. Instagram

I heard that Cabaret is taking a bit longer on autographing things as Auliʻi is out for Moana 2. Last I saw, Gatsby had posters for $200 and Playbills for $75.

For this week, a majority of Bway shows switched their regular Tuesday evening performance to Monday so that they would be dark on Election Day. Some even move their usual Wednesday matinee to Sunday evening. https://playbill.com/article/most-of-broadway-will-go-dark-on-election-day-november-5Just sharing in case anyone was looking for the show schedules this week.

Have they announced any rush or lottery yet for Swept Away?

West End theatres that Gavin performed at will dim their lights."West End theatres to dim lights for Gavin Creel" by The Stage's Matthew Hemley - "The Society of London Theatre has confirmed to The Stage that the Adelphi, where Creel performed in Waitress, as well as the Prince of Wales, where he starred in The Book of Mormon, the Prince Edward - where he appeared in Mary Poppins - and the Gielgud, where he was part of Hair, will all dim their lights in his honour."

Dylan Smith4 said: "It is still disrespectful for them to "partially" dim the lights. When we lose a valued member of this community, we dim ALL the lights! I really hope the West End does the same thing, as he was very loved here, too!"According to this latest Whatsonstage article:There are currently no plans to dim the West End lights for Creel. However, Marisha Wallace and the Actor’s Church will host a candlelight vigil to commemorate award-winning stage star. The vigil will take place on...

Kad said: "Theaters will be dimming lights in honor of Creel on a date/time tbd... but not all theaters will be dimmed, which feels.. a little insulting?"To honor his memory, the Committee of Theatre Owners will dim the lights of one theater from every Theater Owner on Broadway, including the Circle in the Square, Helen Hayes, Marquis, New Amsterdam, Samuel J. Friedman, Shubert, Stephen Sondheim, St. James, Studio 54, Todd Haimes, and Vivian Beaumont theatres at a date and time to be coordina...