2020-2021 Touring Season — Page 27

robbyshishkabobby said: "Anyone know if there is a new thread/spreadsheet for 22-23? Announcements should start up in Jan/Feb."

Announcements for subscribers should start sometime late next month early February, as you said. Beyond that, it’s a waiting game. Especially with COVID and everything. Patience is the name of the game y’all

Again, a lot of venues right now are in the midst of their seasons. Even if you reached out now, they’d tell you to call back closer to late January-early February, even March because right now is way too soon. Patience :)

Because of the enforced 18 months Covid hiatus, not many shows.

I wonder what new shows could go on the road, think there would be slim pickings but would also say Tina: The Tina Turner & Girl From the North Country are dead certs. I think the plays like The Inheritance, The Lehman Trilogy and Slave Play will be a very hard sell.

Ni chance West Side Story going out, but would think that Beetlejuice will

So looks like poor subscribers will either get Rent or Chicago again.

hearthemsing22 said: "Speaking as someone who (for one lol) actually KNOWS about these types of things, I know it’s a little too early to know which shows are going to specific venues right now. You have to wait."

It’s not illegal to speculate what shows will be going out on tour.

To stay on topic. I can for sure see some equity tours right now, going out as non-equity next season. The Prom and Pretty Woman to name a few.

Call_me_jorge said: "hearthemsing22 said: "Speaking as someone who (for one lol) actually KNOWS about these types of things, I know it’s a little too early to know which shows are going to specific venues right now. You have to wait."

It’s not illegal to speculate what shows will be going out on tour.

To stay on topic. I can for sure see some equity tours right now, going out as non-equity next season. The Prom and Pretty Woman to name a few."

I never said it was illegal to speculate. A tad overdramatic, no?

As long as we’re speculating then…

Because of the set, special effects and everything else required for the show, it’d be HIGHLY unlikely Harry Potter would ever tour, right?

wait, I’m curious as to why you think the following would tour

1. A Chorus Line
2. 9 to 5
3. Annie
4. Legally Blonde

?? What has led you to think that these shows would be touring?

Sounds like the non-union market will be thriving in 2023.

Wasn't To Kill A Mockingbird with Richard Thomas suppose to tour? Or has that officially been called off?

MTH85 said: "According to booking group sites and other resources, here are a few of the new (direct from Broadway and returning from hiatus) shows we could see starting in 22/23:

1. Tina
2. Jagged
3. Phantom
4. Les Mis
5. Chicago
6. Memphis
7. Beetlejuice
8. Aladdin
9. Book of Mormon
10. A Soldier's Play
11. A Chorus Line
12. 9 to 5
13. Annie
14. Legally Blonde
15. 1776

Maybes:

1. Groundhog Day
2. The Bodyguard
3. The Who's Tommy

I would love to see A Chorus Line, Memphis and Les Mis but what are the chances these will be equity productions?

adotburr said: "Unlikely but I’d looooove to see Once On This Island tour again. Wouldn’t mind see it one more time!"

Oh yes! I missed the tour due to bad weather and have regretted it ever since.

cookie17 said: "adotburr said: "Unlikely but I’d looooove to see Once On This Island tour again. Wouldn’t mind see it one more time!"

Oh yes! I missed the tour due to bad weather and have regretted it ever since."

Im so sorry you missed it! I hope you were able to see it in NYC though! I basically lived at Circle In The Square during its Broadway run. Really do love that show. I got to see it in Hershey too. The show was adapted very well for the tour.

I doubt we'll see a OOTI revival tour in 22/23, but it's entirely possible.

Memphis is a Big League Production: http://bigleague.org/?portfolio=memphis-2022-2023

I agree that a lot of these returning older shows, like Memphis and A Chorus Line, will most likely be non-equity.

Timon3 said: "With the link you supplied and thank you for that and you mentioned are non-equity.

So wondering what will be the 5/6 shows that will make up predominately the subscriber packages?"



Any mix of these few, probably:

Still in first year: Hadestown, Oklahoma, Aint Too Proud, Moulin Rouge, To Kill A Mockingbird, The Prom, Hairspray, Tootsie, Pretty Woman

Likely tours: Tina, Jagged Little Pill, scaled-down Aladdin, Beetlejuice, Girl From The North Country, Six

Older shows that haven't hit all big cities: Frozen, Mean Girls

Return engagements: Dear Evan Hansen, Hamilton, Waitress, Come From Away, Wicked, Lion King, Jesus Christ Superstar, Beautiful

Likely to close: The Band's Visit, My Fair Lady, Jersey Boys