2020-2021 Touring Season — Page 16

Thousand Oaks:

Cats: December 10th - 13th, 2020

South Pacific: January 14th - 17th, 2021

An Officer and a Gentleman: February 25th - 28th, 2021

Waitress: April 15th - 18th, 2021

Summer: May 6th - 9th, 2021



One of those would typically be an add-on, but not sure which yet. The email hasn't come through, I just got these from refreshing their website.

Miami

Hadestown-Dec 8-13,2020

Hairspray-Jan 5-10,2021

Wicked-Feb 17-March 7, 2021

Evan Hansen-March 30-April 14, 2021

Anastasia-May 18-23, 2021

Cher Show-June 22-27, 2021

Broadway in Austin 2020/2021 Season:

2020:

• SUMMER: The Donna Summer Musical
• Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

2021:

• Tootsie
• To Kill a Mockingbird
• Mean Girls
• Hadestown
• Wicked

This list came from ToursToYou, but I believe it's accurate as I crosschecked it with Texas Performing Art's website, which has all of these show's pages password protected on the backend of their site if you type in the correct hyperlink- as opposed to a standard Page Not Found error.

Official announcement is coming on Tuesday, February 18th, 2020.

Updated On: 2/16/20 at 12:44 AM

orlandobwayfan,

This was in an email I received from Broadway in Orlando:



As a Star Subscriber, your seats are secured for the return of HAMILTON and you receive these great benefits:

• You'll be FIRST IN LINE to purchase tickets to the return of WICKED, plus have access to additional tickets* and exchanges for next season's shows

Which leads me to believe that Wicked will be an option while Hamilton will be included in the season.

I was a bit shocked by the increase in price, but the payment plan makes in feasible for me.

Lol can't believe Orlando people are complaining about the past 2 "best musical" winners coming to town as well as the most most popular comedies to play Broadway in awhile, as well as To Kill A Mockingbird. There aren't many better options out there realistically than what you guys got, looking to be one of the best seasons out there. Just objectively saying I don't see much at all to complain about lol but people gon bitch I guess.

Dr. Ding Dong said: "orlandobwayfan,

This was in an email I received from Broadway in Orlando:



As a Star Subscriber, your seats are secured for the return of HAMILTON and you receive these great benefits:

• You'll beFIRST IN LINEto purchase tickets to the return ofWICKED,plus have access to additional tickets* and exchanges for next season's shows

Which leads me to believe that Wicked will be an option while Hamilton will be included in the season.

I was a bit shocked by the increase in price, but the payment plan makes in feasible for me."



I do recall seeing that, however I know of a few cities who are getting Hamilton again in such a short time are offering subscribers the opportunity to opt out of it if they wish, so I wasn't sure if they'd consider it an add on.

I don't mind the price increase if it's an eight show season with one add on, but for a 7 show season with 2 add ons, the increase was a bit steep. Guess we'll see for sure on Thursday.

orlandobwayfan said: "Mike Barrett said: "Lol can't believe Orlando people are complaining about the past 2 "best musical" winners coming to town as well as the most most popular comedies to play Broadway in awhile, as well as To Kill A Mockingbird. There aren't many better options out there realistically than what you guys got, looking to be one of the best seasons out there. Just objectively saying I don't see much at all to complain about lol but people gon bitch I guess."

I'm not sure if this is partially in response to my comment or not, but in the event that it was I just wanted to clarify. I'm not disappointed in the lineup, though I do wish Aida was coming here, I'm just hoping for an 8 show season with 1 add on as opposed to the normal 7 show season with 2 add ons. My tickets went up about $150 from last season which would make sense if it was an 8 show season, but if it's a 7 show season the price hike is a bit disappointing."

There seemed to be a few comments, my cousin lives in Orlando and subscribe I usually pay attention to what they get cause we sometimes chat about shows and they were thrilled! Of course every opinion is subjective anyways. Maybe Aida will got to Tampa! No worries though, I totally get it with the prices.

orlandobwayfan said: "Cats - 4/20 - 2/25"

I love this typo so much

Call_me_jorge said: "orlandobwayfan said: "Cats - 4/20 - 2/25"

I love this typo so much"

Whoops, 4/20 - 4/25. Definitely not parking in Orlando for 10 months.

Dr. Ding Dong said: "orlandobwayfan said: "Looks like Orlando announced early. Lineup above is correct, below is with dates.

To Kill a Mockingbird - 9/29 - 10/4
Tootsie - 11/24 - 11/29
Hadestown - 12/15 - 12/20
The Bands Visit - 1/5 - 1/10
The Prom - 2/16 - 2/21
Cats - 4/20 - 4/25
Cher Show - 6/15 - 6/20
Hamilton (Season Add On) - 5/4 - 5/30
Wicked (Season Option) - 3/10 - 3/28."



I know what Season Option means; is Season Add On basically the same thing? I couldn't find anything in their faq.

Also, no complaints from me; I'm pretty psyched about this season."

I honestly have no idea and have seen conflicting information regarding it. Based on the email they sent which said Hamilton is included and it's an 8 show season, I would think it wouldn't be extra, but that we could remove it and have our total invoice go down. That being said I saw a comment on their Facebook page that it's available to add to the season and remain in your same seats.

I checked my account this morning and while the invoices, or tickets haven't shown up in the 'my tickets' section, the Hamilton date is listed in there so I hope it's included.

double

Updated On: 2/19/20 at 08:46 AM