It is unfortunate that "The Cher Show" isn't selling. Such a thrill to see SJB in the show. We both did "Funny Girl" together at Downey Civic Light Opera back in October 1993 when we were both so young.
I love “The Cher Show” and Block is incredible in it. However, that performance on the awards tonight was...unfortunate, at best. Block came off as someone doing a bad impression of Cher and that is the complete opposite of what she does 8x a week at the Neil Simon. My friends and I just looked at each other confused over what they did tonight.
Jordan Catalano said: "I love “The Cher Show” and Block is incredible in it. However, that performance on the awards tonight was...unfortunate, at best. Block came off as someone doing a bad impression of Cher and that is the complete opposite of what she does 8x a week at the Neil Simon. My friends and I just looked at each other confused over what they did tonight. "
I AGREE WITH THIS 100%. I loved the Cher Show and SJB was the total highlight for my friends and I. The Tony performance unfortunately fell flat, at least to everyone I was watching with (who all saw the Cher show with me).
Does ."...Virginia Wolf" have a theatre? Not sure who presents them? I'm thinking Shuberts.
In any case, my dream scenario is that people wise up to the revival of WSS and it makes a transfer to (possible Neil Simon 1,467) or another theatre. Then, a show like The Music Man could move into it. Movie name like Hugh with Broadway and now TV face Sutton Foster - - I don't see any issues selling to a large venue like the Broadway Theatre (1,761) even after the holiday season.
PutonyourWarPaint said: "Does ."...Virginia Wolf" have a theatre? Not sure who presents them? I'm thinking Shuberts.
In any case, my dream scenario is that people wise up to the revival of WSS and it makes a transfer to (possible Neil Simon 1,467) or another theatre. Then, a show like The Music Man could move into it. Movie name like Hugh with Broadway and now TV face Sutton Foster - - I don't see any issues selling to a large venue like the Broadway Theatre (1,761) even after the holiday season."
Virginia Woolf will likely end up at the Laurie Metcalf Theatre, otherwise known as the Golden.
CT2NYC said: "PutonyourWarPaint said: "Does ."...Virginia Wolf" have a theatre? Not sure who presents them? I'm thinking Shuberts.
In any case, my dream scenario is that people wise up to the revival of WSS and it makes a transfer to (possible Neil Simon 1,467) or another theatre. Then, a show like The Music Man could move into it. Movie name like Hugh with Broadway and now TV face Sutton Foster - - I don't see any issues selling to a large venue like the Broadway Theatre (1,761) even after the holiday season."
Virginia Woolfwill likely end up at the Laurie Metcalf Theatre, otherwise known as the Golden."
Ha! Love it!
But also, even if doesn't end up at the Golden, I would hate to see a small-scale play like Virginia Woolf drown in the Neil Simon. It's way too big for that show.