The Picture Of Dorian Grey
Operation Mincemeat
Dead Outlaw
A Streetcar Named Desire - caught it in London but can't wait to see at BAM
The Cherry Orchard - Donmar warehouse at St Annes
Stephen Sondheim's Old Friends
Purpose
Stand-by Joined: 1/8/24
Lempicka 2: Rafaela’s Revenge
Boop! for sure. Also very curious about Smash.
Stand-by Joined: 3/22/22
Dorian Grey
Good Night, and Good Luck
Othello
Leading Actor Joined: 5/30/05
Dead Outlaw
Old Friends
Floyd Collins
Just In Time
Othello
Lights Out: Nat King Cole (NYTW)
Broadway Legend Joined: 8/26/19
Operation Mincemeat
Glengarry
Vanya
Purpose
Just in time
Stranger Things
Not highly anticipated, but Dead Outlaw buzz on this board made me very curious to see it. I had a ticket for the off-Broadway version of it but had to sell it.
Dead Outlaw, Operation Mincemeat, Floyd Collins and Buena Vista Social Club.
The category this year is “offbeat & Off-Broadway” and it’s looking like 10s across the board.
(I’ve seen them all except FC)
Right now I’m most excited for “Othello” and “Schmigadoon”.
Featured Actor Joined: 12/28/21
Floyd Collins
Operation Mincemeat
Purpose
The Picture of Dorian Gray
Othello
I'm also very excited for Buena Vista Social Club, Dead Outlaw, and English, all of which I really enjoyed Off-Broadway.
Grangeville
Dead Outlaw
Lowcountry
Floyd Collins
Grief Camp
Buena Vista Social Club
Hold Me in the Water
Stand-by Joined: 1/8/24
Broadway Star Joined: 9/23/11
Absolutely Dorian Gray and Operation Mincemeat (big fan of the old movie 'The Man Who Never Was' with Clifton Webb)..
Boop!
Stand-by Joined: 12/11/22
Musicals in NYC
Musicals not in NYC
Plays
In January
Cult of Love
Dorian Gray
Stranger Things
Redwood
Boop
Smash
Old Friends
Pirates
Dead Outlaw
I’m most intrigued by Dead Outlaw. That was not on my radar when it was Off Broadway. It looks a little dark, a little odd, so totally up my alley. I keep stalking the site for ticket updates.
I have a ticket to the Groff thing. I just love him. I didn’t think I’d even see it, but then I saw the teaser and splurged on a table seat. I am such a sucker. (As long as he doesn’t sit and read from a script, I won’t be disappointed.)
I have a ticket to Othello. (For some reason, I’ve gotten less excited about this. I would have been thrilled when I was in college.)
I plan to see most everything on this thread but definitely am a tad more excited for some of the standard-fare mainstream/“commercial” offerings.
I think there are lots of other buzzier events happening (GNGL, Dorian, TLFY, Purpose, amongst others) that I simply don’t know enough about to be incredibly esxited by off the bat; but I am sure once I see them I will be swooning over them. I already have tickets to Dorian and Purpose but am going into each knowing next to nothing about them.
Updated On: 12/28/24 at 06:08 PM
Only Cate’s Arkadina in London. And I haven’t event locked up my seats or dates yet.
MezzoDiva47 said: "
Lempicka 2: Rafaela’s Revenge
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2 Lem 2 Picka
100% excited, can't come soon enough: CHESS!! (if it happens, will believe it when I see it lol), Dead Outlaw, Dorian Grey, Operation Mincemeat
Excited: Boop!, Good Night & Good Luck, Glengarry Glen Ross, Buena Vista Social Club
Interested for various reasons, but probably holding for buzz & reviews: Floyd Collins, Smash, Redwood, Real Women Have Curves, Pirates!, John Procter, Just in Time, hypothetically Othello but my GOD those ticket prices
Potentially Stranger Things - I don't really like the TV show but if the production is innovative and it's an original story where you don't need to know the canon then I'm intrigued
(And Eureka Day which I have a ticket for in early January - looking forward to a good laugh!)
Whatever Pamela Anderson gets attached to. She wants to return to Broadway and now has the creds to choose projects. Her short stint in CHICAGO proved she's an excellent box office draw plus she's receiving major accolades for the film THE LAST SHOWGIRL (she received a Golden Globe nomination), so things are truly changing for her at this later stage of her life and career.
BrodyFosse123 said: "Whatever Pamela Anderson gets attached to. She wants to return to Broadway and now has the creds to choose projects. Her short stint in CHICAGO proved she's an excellent box office draw plus she's receiving major accolades for the film THE LAST SHOWGIRL (she received a Golden Globe nomination), so things are truly changing for her at this later stage of her life and career."
I'm so pleased for her. Seeing her in CHICAGO was a joy. She was clearly so thrilled to be there, and you could just feel how much the entire audience and cast rallied around her.
Broadway Legend Joined: 4/22/21
The Picture of Dorian Gray (it was thrilling in London)
Floyd Collins (one of my favorite musicals)
Purpose (loved it at Steppenwolf)
Just In Time (Groffsauce is 100% reliable)
Operation Mincemeat
Dead Outlaw
Old Friends
Fingers crossed that something The Public or Classic Stage Company mounts will move to my "must see" list at some point during the year.
JudyDenmark said: "100% excited, can't come soon enough: CHESS!! (if it happens, will believe it when I see it lol), Dead Outlaw, Dorian Grey, Operation Mincemeat
Excited: Boop!, Good Night & Good Luck, Glengarry Glen Ross, Buena Vista Social Club
Interested for various reasons, but probably holding for buzz & reviews: Floyd Collins, Smash, Redwood, Real Women Have Curves, Pirates!,John Procter, Just in Time, hypothetically Othello but my GOD those ticket prices
Potentially Stranger Things - I don't really like the TV show but if the production is innovative and it's an original story where you don't need to know the canon then I'm intrigued
(And Eureka Day which I have a ticket for in early January - looking forward to a good laugh!)"
Saw Stranger Things in London having never seen an episode and I was enthralled. Some really gorgeous staging and stage magic. Would highly recommend.
Play Esq. said: "Only Cate’sArkadinain London. And I haven’t event locked up my seats or dates yet."
Any rumors on this coming to New York?
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