2025 - 2026 Touring Season- Page 11

[GiantsInTheSky2]

Posted: 6/11/25 at 10:36am

I could see how Sunset may be too difficult to do in terms of logistics, but Oh Mary could do very well if limiting to bigger cities (LA, SF, Chicago, Minneapolis, etc). 

I’m sure Cole needs a break, but they are the main reason to see it and I don’t know if Escola would be so quick to turn down the opportunity (if it were offered). It would also be a fairly easy production to tour and they wouldn’t need to sell out Broadway-sized theaters to turn a profit. 

[Timon3]

Posted: 6/11/25 at 8:51pm

I agree that Oh Mary won’t tour, but would play special engagements in Los Angeles,  San Francisco or Chicago, it would be a nice money spinner for,Escola. Sunset has zero chance of touring with Nicole her job is now done, but think they could recast and the out of town promoters would be happy to pick up a Tony award winning musical.

CTG hasn’t announced there next season as such apart from Mamma Mia and an obscure new musical. Getting Oh Mary with Escola would be a big coup. Sunset wouldn’t be a coup, but the Ahmanson would be the perfect theatre for it, think it is 2 years off from playing there though.

[KarenValentine'sheadband]

Posted: 6/11/25 at 9:14pm

Timon3 said: "I agree that Oh Mary won’t tour, but would play special engagements in Los Angeles, San Francisco or Chicago, it would be a nice money spinner for,Escola. Sunset has zero chance of touring with Nicole her job is now done, but think they could recast and the out of town promoters would be happy to pick up a Tony award winning musical.

CTG hasn’t announced there next season as such apart from Mamma Mia and an obscure new musical. Getting Oh Mary with Escola would be a big coup. Sunset wouldn’t be a coup, but the Ahmanson would be the perfect theatre for it, think it is 2 years off from playing there though."

 

Oh Mary in LA would be a dream. I could see Mincemeat and RWHC play there. That is, if RWHC is touring. The rest I only see at the Pantages like BVSC, DBH and maybe even Boop if it tours. 

 

[Timon3]

Posted: 6/12/25 at 8:57pm

I could see Mincemeat and RHFC playing the 2026/27 season. But CTG has still shows to announce this season 3/4 shows, The Outsiders haven’t announced a stop in Los Angeles as yet, that would be great at the Ahmanson, along with Oh Mary, Totoro and maybe Water for Elephants.

[toottoot]

Posted: 6/12/25 at 9:10pm

Oh Mary is for sure already being shopped around to various theaters, but my understanding was the conversations had were for sit-down productions, none with Cole Escola attached per se (though, I believe there was room for conversation). I understand one west coast regional company turned down the opportunity already, possibly due to the political climate (the company is in one of the nation's biggest liberal bubbles, btw). 

[KarenValentine'sheadband]

Posted: 6/12/25 at 9:38pm

Timon3 said: "I could see Mincemeat and RHFC playing the 2026/27 season. But CTG has still shows to announce this season 3/4 shows, The Outsiders haven’t announced a stop in Los Angeles as yet, that would be great at the Ahmanson, along with Oh Mary, Totoro and maybe Water for Elephants."

Oh I thought The Outsiders were playing the Pantages? Okay. Yes, personally I'd love it at The Ahmanson. 

 

[Timon3]

Posted: 6/13/25 at 12:24pm

Nothing for the Outsiders has been announced for the West Coast as yet, however when they do it will be now next season. as this season is fully booked. So the Ahmanson still has 3/4 slots to fill this season.

[witchoftheeast2]

Posted: 6/16/25 at 10:20am

Timon3 said: "I could see Mincemeat and RHFC playing the 2026/27 season. But CTG has still shows to announce this season 3/4 shows, The Outsiders haven’t announced a stop in Los Angeles as yet, that would be great at the Ahmanson, along with Oh Mary, Totoro and maybe Water for Elephants."

As it ever been implied that Cole wants to do a production anywhere else, or have a production anywhere else without them?

[Call_me_jorge]

Posted: 6/16/25 at 10:31am

I think Cole definitely wants a shot at the Olivier’s and a west coast premiere with west coast based performers seems like something they would do. The same producer, Kevin McCollum, sent the Peter Pan Goes Wrong play to LA via CTG pretty soon after its Broadway run.

[witchoftheeast2]

Posted: 6/16/25 at 10:34am

Call_me_jorge said: "I think Cole definitely wants a shot at the Olivier’s and a west coastpremierewith west coast based performers seems like something they would do. The same producer, Kevin McCollum, sent the Peter Pan Goes Wrongplay to LA via CTG pretty soon after its Broadway run."

I can see it in the West End more than I can see it in any sort of touring capacity 

[Call_me_jorge]

Posted: 6/16/25 at 10:53am

Not a tour, but Broadway in Chicago announced the last show in it upcoming subscription package. Timeline Theatre Company will be co-producing the Chicago premiere of Eureka Day following similar engagements of The Lehman Trilogy and Oslo. Timelines season also includes the Chicago premiere of Amy Herzog's adaptation of An Enemy of the People which will be the inaugural production at their new space in the Uptown neighborhood.