#226
Posted: 10/8/21 at 11:25am
Won't The Visitor transfer some time next spring (if it ever does)?
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#227
Posted: 10/8/21 at 11:51am
If I recall correctly, there has always been a rumour that Billy Crystal's show, "Mr. Saturday Night" was intending on taking the Nederlander
#228
Posted: 10/25/21 at 12:32pm
Dana H. is now closing November 13 and Is This a Room November 14. Lackawanna Blues is extended to November 12.
It must be disappointing that Dana H/Is This a Room weren't able to find a larger audience despite all the races but I love that they were able to make it to Broadway to begin with.
Also, I have Lackawanna Blues listed under the revival category but I'm thinking now that it'll probably be counted as a new play? Does anyone happen to know for sure?
It must be disappointing that Dana H/Is This a Room weren't able to find a larger audience despite all the races but I love that they were able to make it to Broadway to begin with.
Also, I have Lackawanna Blues listed under the revival category but I'm thinking now that it'll probably be counted as a new play? Does anyone happen to know for sure?
#229
Posted: 10/25/21 at 3:29pm
Lackawanna Blues is a revival by virtually every available metric. The original production was 20 years ago – so much like “How I Learned to Drive,” there’s no way they can spin it as a “transfer.” And even moreso than HILTD, this is actually a new production. It’s a different director (RSH himself), and a new design team. There was also a film adaptation of the play well over a decade ago, which adds further heft to the “classics rule” criteria.
#230
Posted: 11/2/21 at 1:11am
A little late on this, but Windows by Tawni O’Dell is coming to Broadway for a spring 2022 production. Ohio State Murders with Audra McDonald will also be coming as well, though we don't have specific dates or a theater for either of them yet. I should mention also that it's not even confirmed Ohio State Murders will be coming in this season, though that was my initial assumption.
For those following along, the Broadway Theatre is completely open and the Booth and Nederlander open in January. And it seems possible for shows like Diana, Thoughts of a Colored Man, and Jagged Little Pill to close early enough to allow another show to take their theater this season.
#231
Posted: 11/15/21 at 12:50pm
for colored girls who have considered suicide/when the rainbow is enuf coming to the Booth Theatre with previews starting March 4 and opening March 24!
#232
Posted: 11/15/21 at 12:57pm
chrishuyen said: "for colored girls who have considered suicide/when the rainbow is enufcoming to the Booth Theatre with previews starting March 4 and opening March 24!"
Just over 45 years after it originally opened in the same space! Put this in the "play revivals" category on the first post in this thread, chrishuyen.
Imagine if we could tell everyone here that Liberty Mutual customizes car insurance to save people hundreds. (LiMu squawks)
#233
Posted: 12/9/21 at 5:20pm
The Little Prince will be coming to the Broadway Theatre in a strictly limited engagement, starting March 4, 2022 with an opening of March 17, and closing August 14. Not quite clear yet whether this is a musical or play with music, but to me it seems most like a "special theatrical event" so that's where I'll list it for now.
#234
Posted: 12/9/21 at 5:55pm
Do we know what happened to Last Summer at the Bluefish Cove?
#235
Posted: 12/20/21 at 7:12pm
A Strange Loop coming to the Lyceum spring 2022!!
#236
Posted: 12/23/21 at 10:20pm
Thoughts of a Colored Man announced the end of its run, which I'm kind of disappointed about because I wanted to see it after the new year. But it also means that now the Golden and Broadhurst are available for possible incoming shows, though I wonder if producers will start pumping the brakes on transfers in case of another shutdown.
Also does anyone know if Romeo and Bernadette still has Broadway ambitions? I saw they're postponing their off Broadway return but I couldn't see anything about whether they were still planning on an eventual Broadway transfer
#237
Posted: 1/18/22 at 10:58am
A Strange Loop will begin previews April 6 with an opening of April 26, which I assume is before the cut off date for this season's Tonys (but to my knowledge no such date has been publicly announced yet).
#238
Posted: 1/18/22 at 11:35am
"The Kite Runner" is a weird case, because it has been kicking around - produced here and there - for 15 years. So a case could be made that it would fall under the Classics Rule to be considered a revival. Especially because the current production directed by Giles Croft is not actually the original direction that the show premiered with in California.
However, I'm guessing it will still be considered a new play. Because even though it's been around for 15 years and has had a variety of productions, it hasn't worked its way into the cannon in a significant way. And the most high-profile production so far was the one on the West End, which was recent enough (5 years ago) to reasonably fall under the label of "transfer." And that production was, in turn, new enough to not be considered a revival - despite the new direction. It's a bizarre series of stepping stones. A kind of daisy-chain stretching the definition of "new" to its limits.
#239
Posted: 1/18/22 at 5:11pm
^When I posted that, I forgot that Kite Runner will technically be considered "next season." For a blissful moment, I forgot that the Broadway community divides seasons solely using the CBS calendar, and not the way things actual work in the theatre industry - i.e Fall through summer.
#240
Posted: 1/21/22 at 4:00pm
Wonder how the money-raising for this spring is going. I would be hesitant to invest in a spring show in what's already a risky business. Wondering if we'll see any shows cancelled this spring due to an inability to raise the money –– such as FOR COLORED GIRLS or A STRANGE LOOP or LITTLE PRINCE or even FUNNY GIRL or the return of BEETLEJUICE. (Shows don't have to be fully capitalized until opening night.) I certainly wouldn't think negatively of any show that chooses to delay.
Updated On: 1/21/22 at 04:00 PM
#241
Posted: 1/25/22 at 4:11pm
For colored girls... pushed their Broadway dates to previews on April 1 and open on April 20
#242
Posted: 1/27/22 at 12:44pm
The Little Prince will now begin previews on March 29 and open on April 11. It is still set to run through August 14 at the Broadway Theatre.
Imagine if we could tell everyone here that Liberty Mutual customizes car insurance to save people hundreds. (LiMu squawks)
#243
Posted: 1/28/22 at 2:34pm
Looking at Telecharge, it seems that The Minutes has pushed its first preview from March 19th to April 2nd. The run still concludes on July 10th. The opening of April 7th is still off sale at the moment, but entirely possible it moves.
#244
Posted: 1/28/22 at 4:31pm
frogs_fan85 said: "Looking at Telecharge, it seems that The Minutes has pushed its first preview from March 19th to April 2nd. The run still concludes on July 10th. The opening of April 7th is still off sale at the moment, but entirely possible it moves."
Official opening is now set for April 17.
Imagine if we could tell everyone here that Liberty Mutual customizes car insurance to save people hundreds. (LiMu squawks)
#245
Posted: 2/1/22 at 5:42pm
Hangmen will be playing at the Golden starting April 8, with an opening date of April 21 and a closing date of June 18.
And as mentioned in prior posts, The Minutes now starts previews April 2 with an opening of April 17 and looks like it's on sale through July 24, though it seems to be an open-ended run.
#246
Posted: 2/4/22 at 10:47am
According to this new EPA posted on Playbill, a play called "POTUS" by Selina Fillinger and directed by Susan Stroman is coming to Broadway "Spring 2022, as early as March 2022." I wonder which theater they are going into... maybe the Broadhurst? https://playbill.com/job/potus-equity-video-submissions-deadline-02-11-22/6744531f-a8ef-4279-918d-2f0001d67469
#247
Posted: 3/1/22 at 2:21pm
POTUS is official for the Shubert, previews April 14, opening May 9, playing through August 14, and what a cast!
EDIT: forgot that eligibility was based on opening and not previews, so it will most likely be part of next season, whoops!
Updated On: 3/1/22 at 02:21 PM
#248
Posted: 3/1/22 at 2:34pm
chrishuyen said: "POTUS is official for the Shubert, previews April 14, opening May 9, playing through August 14, and what a cast!"
We don't know if it's considered this season, yet. Unless they extend the eligibility date that far into May, it will be 2022-23. Granted, it's possible, but with so many shows' openings crammed into April, seemingly to make the deadline, it seems unlikely. Since there's been no official word, though, who knows?
Updated On: 3/1/22 at 02:34 PM
#249
Posted: 3/4/22 at 4:54pm
David Gordon reported this afternoon that the Broadway League lists POTUS as part of the current season. Interesting.
Imagine if we could tell everyone here that Liberty Mutual customizes car insurance to save people hundreds. (LiMu squawks)
#250
Posted: 3/4/22 at 5:00pm
Hmmmm, interesting about POTUS. It's listed as part of the 21-22 season on the Broadway League calendar, but I wonder if that's a typo and they meant to put it in a new section below?
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