2023-2024 Touring Season — Page 11

forfivemoreminutes said: "Call_me_jorge said: "I just found out that Ain’t Too Prouds Toronto engagement is booked for the Ed Mirvish Theatre. Has the Toronto production of Cursed Child posted a closing notice yet?"

Ain't Too Proud is coming back to Toronto? It was here in 2018 and sold reasonably well, but wasn't a smash hit, to my recollection."

Supposedly, sometime around May 2024

Most shows in Columbus history.

Columbus 23/24

Subscriber shows:

Jesus Christ Superstar 50th Anniversary Tour 10/3/23-10/8/23

Mrs. Doubtfire 10/31/23-11/5/23

Moulin Rouge 1/2/24-1/14/24

Company 2/13/24-2/18/24

Clue 4/9/24-4/14/24

Tina 5/7/24-5/12/24



Season Options:

Mamma Mia 3/12/24-3/17/24

Come From Away 2/2/24-2/3/24

The Lion King 6/12/24-7/7/24

Updated On: 4/3/23 at 08:26 PM

I have tickets for Into the Woods in Philly April 9th. Hopefully AEA is able to get their members what they are asking for. If not - grateful my tickets are before the 12th! Yikes.

Mean Girls appears to be going non-equity in the fall

The Boch Center in Boston has announced its own mini-series of touring shows. Unlike Broadway in Boston’s usual two-week runs (at a minimum) for subscription shows, these are a week or less:



Nov 24-26: Rudolph the Red-nosed Reindeer

Mar 15-17: The Cher Show

Apr 23-28: Hadestown



Surprised to see Hadestown back in the city so soon, especially because Worcester just finished its own run of it.

pg1287 said: "Wharton Center (East Lansing, MI)

To Kill a Mockingbird October 3-8

Hairspray November 28-December 3

Mamma Mia! January 16-21

Funny Girl February 6-11

Moulin Rouge April 2-14

Six May 14-19



Solid lineup for a smaller market."

Yeah that’s a great lineup. I’d take that any day but I fear the Broadway across Canada lineup for Vancouver is gonna be Hadestown and then a couple non equity shows that they market as direct from Broadway. Got an email last week saying they will be announcing the lineup on April 24. Not sure why it’s a week later than Calgary and Edmonton but it will be nice to know the lineup.

BwayinVan said: "pg1287 said: "Wharton Center (East Lansing, MI)

To Kill a Mockingbird October 3-8

Hairspray November 28-December 3

Mamma Mia! January 16-21

Funny Girl February 6-11

Moulin Rouge April 2-14

Six May 14-19



Solid lineup for a smaller market."

Yeah that’s a great lineup. I’d take that any day but I fear the Broadway across Canada lineup for Vancouver is gonna be Hadestown and then a couple non equity shows that they market as direct from Broadway. Got an email last week saying they will be announcing the lineup on April 24. Not sure why it’s a week later than Calgary and Edmonton but it will be nice to know the lineup."


it seems silly to make Vancouver wait, when it will only probably be 1 extra show over Edmonton and Calgary. I expect the season to be the same apart from that.

Is The Cher Show a SETA tour or non-equity? Seeing a lot of split weeks.

Jakeevan942 said: "ACL2006 said: "Is The Cher Show a SETA tour or non-equity? Seeing a lot of split weeks."

Non-equity, produced by Big League Productions, potentially non-replica staging, though I've heard using the original Bob Mackie wardrobe plot."



That's disappointing.

Edmonton and Calgary just announced their seasons:

Hadestown

Hairspray

Mean Girls

Im guessing Mean girls and Hairspray will be non-eq and Hadestown Equity. Curious what will be different in Vancouver

Luminaire2 said: "BwayinVan said: "Edmonton and Calgary just announced their seasons:

Hadestown

Hairspray

Mean Girls

Im guessing Mean girls and Hairspray will be non-eq and Hadestown Equity. Curious what will be different in Vancouver"

Sigh. Vancouver better get at least 1 more show that is equity."

I've given up on that organization. Seriously, Hairspray???

I did get a cheap seat this season to see Fiddler, & it was fine.

I'd recommend trips down to Seattle for maybe Six or Company. They also have 4 more shows in their regular season, but I couldn't recommend them.

I'm saving up for another trip to NYC.

Bear88, it looks like SF has a pretty similar to other West Coast cities. Most of the same shows play Las Vegas in 2024 as well. The only difference is they get Ain't Too Proud in October as the only Autumn show in the next season - but it looks like that already played SF.

Seattle gets Tina in September, then nothing until MJ in December.

Portland gets Les Mis in November & Lion King in December.

I'm visiting SF in June, doing the Yosemite trip I originally has planned for 2020. BoM will be in SF, but I'm passing. Instead I will be ticking War Memorial Opera house off of my bucket list with Madame Butterfly & Die Frau.

inception said: "Luminaire2 said: "BwayinVan said: "Edmonton and Calgary just announced their seasons:

Hadestown

Hairspray

Mean Girls

Im guessing Mean girls and Hairspray will be non-eq and Hadestown Equity. Curious what will be different in Vancouver"

Sigh. Vancouver better get at least 1 more show that is equity."

I've given up on that organization. Seriously, Hairspray???

I did get a cheap seat this season to see Fiddler, & it was fine.

I'd recommend trips down to Seattle for maybe Six or Company. They also have 4 more shows in their regular season, but I couldn't recommend them.

I'm saving up for another trip to NYC."

It's not the organizations fault-it's the shows and theater and the tour itself and it's schedule. Just because it doesn't come somewhere when you want it, doesn't mean it won't.