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TheQuibbler said: "ClydeBarrow said: "Some of the worst acting I’ve ever seen on a stage. Some of the worst and most perplexing direction. The final scene takes place on a diagonal strip of carpet that none can seem to get off of making for interactions I assume the director thought would be funny but was painful to watch. This is by no stretch of the imagination a comedy because there’s nothing funny nor jokes."In a night of baffling choices, this was perhaps the most bizarre. Where were the...

I don't think there is an amount of money they could throw at Dan (or Emma, for more than one reason...) to get them to do it.

Seeing this Friday, but haven't heard anything.

Drag Race winners don't know they've won until they watch the episode on TV with the rest of the world? That's crazy.

Ben Davis is the new Hades per Instagram.

What time are people lining up for this one?

inception said: "If Durand is doing this, then I wonder who will replace him in Rocky Horror?I have a ticket for November for this, bit have held off on RH."Kevin McHale, starting August 25th.

Except I imagine it's a new production and not a transfer, considering the new director.I thought this show was fantastic at Playwrights Horizons, but I just do not see this filling a Broadway house during the winter holidays. A Christmas show for the tourist crowd this is not.

TheGingerBreadMan said: "Makes sense, Kad. I figured if a small limited run with minimal needs wanted to do a run for the holidays, maybe Mid-October to Jan 3rd, it would be possible. But you’re right, it’s probably too tight and wouldn’t be feasible for anything."Celebrity Autobiography is looking for a new home.

I don't believe Nathan and Laurie do the stage door at all.

Can anyone speak to the view from row H house right partial view? Got them in the lotto and the view from viewfrommyseat has me a little worried.

I'm that vein, my partner and I wonder how the choreographer keeps getting work. Suffs choreo was pretty bland, Urinetown choreo was pretty bland, choreo here was just...bad.

InTheBathroom1 said: "Has Saheem directed a good Shakespeare in the Park?Also, I can't imagine sitting through a three hour R&J and then having to sit through a wedding."I very much enjoyed his Twelfth Night last year.

I was at the first performance and it was a big miss for my partner and me.

Good Lord, I love every one of these people.

ryandk2 said: "Go to the TKTS booth at Lincoln Center. Opens earlier, minimal line -- you'll be in and out in 5 minutes."Not necessarily true. I had family in town last week and they spent about an hour in line at Lincoln Center. It's not as much of a secret as it used to be. But still probably better than Times Square, especially being inside for most of the line.

Their Gatsby, sadly, hasn't made it to New York, much less Broadway. What actually is the last thing that made it here from ART? 1776?

Oh, interesting.

So is it a set script that they just divide between however many actors/celebs they have on a given night? I noticed it's not the same number of people each night.

We got mezzanine far right partial few for rush today and thought the view was overall fantastic. Only missed some entrances and exits, but most of the action happens downstage center. Absolutely worth it.