2020-2021 Touring Season — Page 11
#252
Posted: 2/2/20 at 12:01am
Potential Spoiler Alert:
Awaiting confirmation and exact dates but excited about what appears to be Seattle's Paramount season:
Band's Visit
White Christmas
Ain't Too Proud
My Fair Lady (March 2-7)
Jesus Christ Superstar
Hamilton
Pretty Woman
5th Avenue (also Seattle) has given us three so far for sure:
Shrek
Come From Away
Broadway Vacation (based on the movies) - a new musical
(http://www.playbill.com/article/broadway-vacation-the-musical-to-make-its-world-premiere-at-5th-avenue-theatre)
Forth Worth's line-up is looking strong too.
#253
Posted: 2/2/20 at 12:55pm
“Forth Worth's line-up is looking strong too."
They haven’t announced yet have they? Obviously they’re getting Aida which is great. Any way you can share?
#254
Posted: 2/2/20 at 2:50pm
The dates for My Fair Lady in Seattle align with some of Seattle Opera's scheduled performance dates for their planned production of Jonathan Dove's opera Flight: Feb27,28 & Mar3,6,7,10 12,13, 2021. Might make for a nice weekend getaway.
I've been listening to the 2004 Chandos release of a 1999 Glyndebourne performance, in preparation to see the production this month by Pacific Opera Victoria, and it is a quite nice piece of work.
jazzyguy said: "Potential SpoilerAlert:
Awaiting confirmation and exact dates but excited about what appears to be Seattle's Paramount season:
Band's Visit
White Christmas
Ain't Too Proud
My Fair Lady (March 2-7)
Jesus Christ Superstar
Hamilton
Pretty Woman
5th Avenue (also Seattle) has given us three so far for sure:
Shrek
Come From Away
Broadway Vacation (based on the movies) - a new musical
(http://www.playbill.com/article/broadway-vacation-the-musical-to-make-its-world-premiere-at-5th-avenue-theatre)
Forth Worth's line-up is looking strong too.
"
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#255
Posted: 2/2/20 at 3:51pm
inception said: "The dates for My Fair Lady in Seattle align with some of Seattle Opera's scheduled performance dates for their planned production of Jonathan Dove's opera Flight: Feb27,28 & Mar3,6,7,10 12,13, 2021. Might make for a nice weekend getaway.
I've been listening to the 2004 Chandos release of a 1999 Glyndebourne performance, in preparation to see the production this month by Pacific Opera Victoria, and it is a quite nice piece of work.
jazzyguy said: "Potential SpoilerAlert:
Awaiting confirmation and exact dates but excited about what appears to be Seattle's Paramount season:
Band's Visit
White Christmas
Ain't Too Proud
My Fair Lady (March 2-7)
I’ve been wanting to see My Fair Lady since it was on Broadway. If it doesn’t come close to me in Indiana I’d be willing to see it in Seattle and go visit my niece.
I’m hoping Louisville and Indianapolis get good seasons.
#256
Posted: 2/2/20 at 4:48pm
Jazzguy, if you're right, Seattle's season looks pretty strong! What is your source of information?
#257
Posted: 2/3/20 at 12:25am
DiscoCrows said: "“Forth Worth's line-up is looking strong too."
They haven’t announced yet have they? Obviously they’re getting Aida which is great. Any way you can share?"
I think the line-up for Bass Performance Hall is:
My Fair Lady (Oct 6-11, 2020)
The Lion King (Jan 13-31, 2021)
Dear Evan Hansen (Feb 9-14, 2021)
The Cher Show (July 27-Aug 1, 2021)
Oklahoma! (Aug 10-15, 2021)
Cats (Sept 7-12, 2021)
Found it on ToursToYou
#258
Posted: 2/3/20 at 8:35am
Interesting, if tourstouyou is reliable, they have Frozen and My Fair Lady listed for Boston. Exciting if true!
#259
Posted: 2/3/20 at 9:44am
Toronto will announce Feb. 19th
Updated On: 2/4/20 at 09:44 AM
#261
Posted: 2/3/20 at 2:30pm
Tulsa just announced:
Escape to Margaritaville
Tootsie
Mean Girls
Pretty Woman
The Lion King
Hadestown
Add-On: Oklahoma
Escape to Margaritaville
Tootsie
Mean Girls
Pretty Woman
The Lion King
Hadestown
Add-On: Oklahoma
#262
Posted: 2/3/20 at 3:50pm
Nashville (TPAC) set to announce on February 23rd at 10 am.
#263
Posted: 2/3/20 at 3:56pm
Based on clues provided so far, Minneapolis will have the following shows:
Hamilton
Hadestown
Cats
Jersey Boys
To Kill a Mockingbird
The Prom
Oklahoma
The full schedule will be announced on 2/6.
#264
Posted: 2/3/20 at 5:08pm
Looks like it will be the following for Minneapolis when it's announced:
Hamilton
Hadestown
Ain't Too Proud
Moulin Rouge
Oklahoma
To Kill a Mockingbird
The Prom
Tootsie
Jersey Boys (Optional)
Cats (Optional)
#265
Posted: 2/3/20 at 5:12pm
Minneapolis has a great season - congratulations!
#266
Posted: 2/3/20 at 5:16pm
Per the Hennepin Theater Trust Website today for Minneapolis upcoming season:
Hamilton - 10/6-11/22
To Kill a Mockingbird 12/15-12/20
Oklahoma 1/19-1/24
Ain't Too Proud 2/16-2/28
Jersey Boys 3/16-3/21 (Option)
Moulin Rouge 4/14-5/2
The Prom 5/18-5/23
Cats 6/8-6/13 (Option)
Hadestown 6/22-6/27
Tootsie 7/27-8/1
#267
Posted: 2/3/20 at 5:17pm
Got an interesting email from Broadway in Houston today looking for season ticket holders to come to The Hobby Center on the 13th to film testimonials about the shows coming next season. Not sure if they'll only film the shows coming or also film some decoys as well, but their line-up might leak out after that event. Here's hoping. Enjoying seeing everyone revealing the other cities' shows. Keep up the great sleuthing!
#268
Posted: 2/3/20 at 8:00pm
Salt Lake City announced today:
Mean Girls
The Band's Visit
Charlie & the Chocolate Factory
Hamilton
Ain't Too Proud
Jesus Christ Superstar
To Kill a Mockingbird
Add-ons:
Les Miserables
Chicago
I'm stoked! There's always one or two I'd prefer, but this feels like a great lineup.
#269
Posted: 2/3/20 at 9:53pm
Ceej said: "Got an interesting email from Broadway in Houston today looking for season ticket holders to come to The Hobby Center on the 13th to film testimonials about the shows coming next season. Not sure if they'll only film the shows coming or also film some decoys as well, but their line-up might leak out after that event. Here's hoping. Enjoying seeing everyone revealing the other cities' shows. Keep up the great sleuthing!"
Oooh, that’s actually awesome! Please update if you hear anything about their 20/21 lineup!
#270
Posted: 2/3/20 at 11:12pm
Just got an email saying that Atlanta is announcing on March 12. I’ve been a subscriber for 10 years and it’s never happened this late.
#271
Posted: 2/4/20 at 12:26am
Just saw the 2020-2021 Broadway in Hollywood season. Not going to jump their 6 AM announcement tomorrow but there are a couple things I was happy about.
#272
Posted: 2/4/20 at 9:27am
Broadway in Hollywood is as follows:
Oklahoma (Dolby- Nov 3-22, 2020)
The Cher Show (Dolby- March 23-Apr 11, 2021)
Tootsie (Dolby- Apr 13- May 2, 2021)
Aida (Dolby- May 13-June 5, 2021)
Pretty Woman (Dolby- June 8-27, 2021)
The Lion King (Pantages- June 25 -Sept 5, 2021)
Moulin Rouge (Pantages-Oct 13, 2021-Jan 2, 2022)
Updated On: 2/4/20 at 09:27 AM
#273
Posted: 2/4/20 at 9:44am
^ More shows at Dolby than at the Pantages? Oh come on
#274
Posted: 2/4/20 at 9:46am
and the best past of this. Hamilton has an end date and there is a confirmed light in the tunnel on the return to the Pantages before the first show at the Dolby. I can survive the two seasons at the Dolby.
also I’m thrilled about Moullin Rouge. Almost flew to NYC to see it. Still might but happy I have tickets here.
this is also first season announcement in like three years I haven’t immediately said I was going to list one of the shows back for resale. They all look great. When TLK is the weak link (based only on number I’ve times I’ve seen it) it’s a good season.
fashionguru_23 said: "Broadway in Hollywood is as follows:
Oklahoma(Dolby- Nov 3-22, 2020)
The Cher Show(Dolby- March 23-Apr 11, 2021)
Tootsie(Dolby- Apr 13- May 2, 2021)
Aida (Dolby- May 13-June 5, 2021)
Pretty Woman (Dolby- June 8-27, 2021)
The Lion King (Pantages- June 25 -Sept 5, 2021)
Moulin Rouge (Pantages-Oct 13, 2021-Jan 2, 2022)"
#275
Posted: 2/4/20 at 10:03am
Oklahoma playing the Dolby just seems horribly wrong to me.
My father (AIDS)
My sister (AIDS)
My uncle and my cousin and her best friend (AIDS, AIDS, AIDS)
The gays and the straights
And the white and the spades
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