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Adam Lambert -Cabaret
Adam Lambert -Cabaret#75
Posted: 9/16/24 at 1:03pm
Who’s seeing Adam, Auli’i, and Calvin’s first performance tonight?
Natascia Diaz also left the cast on Saturday, and Michelle Aravena begins tonight as Fritzie / Kost.
Adam Lambert -Cabaret#76
Posted: 9/16/24 at 1:03pm
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Adam Lambert -Cabaret#78
Posted: 9/16/24 at 3:52pm
EDSOSLO858 said: "Who’s seeing Adam, Auli’i, and Calvin’s first performance tonight?
Natascia Diaz also left the cast on Saturday, and Michelle Aravena begins tonight as Fritzie / Kost."
Natascia's been gone for weeks.
Adam Lambert -Cabaret#80
Posted: 9/16/24 at 11:38pm
Lambert is knocking it out of the park and it’s only his first performance. Truly a great actor. He gives us fantastic vocals but doesn’t blow you away for the sake of doing so. Very nuanced, both funny and serious. That man is a great stage talent.
Cravalho knocked it out as well. I much preferred her take on the role prior to seeing it last spring. Just my opinion. I can’t say I agree with all the directorial choices for this production… but… she’s a great Sally. Warm, impetuous, and bold. Very likable … girl has great vocal chops for her age.
Both are going to have a very successful run with a great reception.
Adam Lambert -Cabaret#81
Posted: 9/17/24 at 12:15am
I JUST LISTENTED TO AN AUDIO OF HIS "I DON'T CARE MUCH"
TAKE MY F*CKING MONEY
TAKE MY MEASLY BORDERLINE AWFUL HOT TOPIC PAY
TAKE IT
TAKE IT NOW
Adam Lambert -Cabaret#83
Posted: 9/17/24 at 2:09am
I said this before but I honestly believe Adam Lambert has it in him to have the most haunting vocals of ‘I don’t care much’ ever. What is exciting but probably a little nerve wracking for the producers is it’s clear the ticket sales will be dependent on the replacement cast making an event out of the production again through the strength of their performances. I wish them well!!
Adam Lambert -Cabaret#84
Posted: 9/17/24 at 5:22am
binau said: "I said this before but I honestly believe Adam Lambert has it in him to have the most haunting vocals of ‘I don’t care much’ ever. What is exciting but probably a little nerve wracking for the producers is it’s clear the ticket sales will be dependent on the replacement cast making an event out of the production again through the strength of their performances. I wish them well!!"
Making an event out of the production again? Do you mean them having to keep up the show being an event, or do you mean that it wasn't event with Redmayne?
Adam Lambert -Cabaret#85
Posted: 9/17/24 at 6:00am
The first. I mean that the event status with Redmayne has gone. It seems pretty clear from the current advance that Redmayne was a major box office draw and that the production was centred around that. I don’t think it’s a guarantee that the show will last till March with the suggested running costs right now. We will have to see.
Adam Lambert -Cabaret#86
Posted: 9/17/24 at 7:42am
Meg Zervoulis is the new music director; Jennifer Whyte will stick around as music supervisor.
Broadway Legend Joined: 11/2/13
Adam Lambert -Cabaret#87
Posted: 9/17/24 at 12:47pm
tacotheatrelover said:
TAKE MY MEASLY BORDERLINE AWFUL HOT TOPIC PAY
Didn't you already get tickets for November? What else are you seeing? Are you going to try rushing for other things?
Adam Lambert -Cabaret#88
Posted: 9/17/24 at 5:55pm
inception said: "tacotheatrelover said:
TAKE MY MEASLY BORDERLINE AWFUL HOT TOPIC PAY
Didn't you already get tickets for November? What else are you seeing? Are you going to try rushing for other things?"
I have a week I’m staying in NYC, I’ve helped pay for some of it but I’ve always had a jar under my bed that I’ve kept money for myself and this trip and general.
I have a few things I wanna see like Swept Away and Stereophonic (and more I have on a list) but I wanna try seeing some other things too
and while I do have tickets in November i might try and see it the Friday I don’t have anything planned for. Sure tickets are expensive but good god this is too good not to see twice
even though it would make it 19 times I’ve seen the show in general there’s never really too much cabaret.
Adam Lambert -Cabaret#89
Posted: 9/17/24 at 6:31pm
Why would any producer NOT have Sunday performances? It’s the biggest moneymaker
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/15/03
Adam Lambert -Cabaret#90
Posted: 9/17/24 at 6:38pm
Broadway Flash said: "Why would any producer NOT have Sunday performances? It’s the biggest moneymaker"
It's not but as usual why would facts ever get in the way of your narrative.
Adam Lambert -Cabaret#91
Posted: 9/17/24 at 6:58pm
Broadway Flash said: "Why would any producer NOT have Sunday performances? It’s the biggest moneymaker"
Then why do most shows only ever have just a matinee on Sundays?
Adam Lambert -Cabaret#92
Posted: 9/17/24 at 7:15pm
Broadway Flash said: "Why would any producer NOT have Sunday performances? It’s the biggest moneymaker"
With few exceptions, Saturday matinees always sell better than Sunday matinees, and, in some cases, Saturdays are priced higher.
Adam Lambert -Cabaret#93
Posted: 9/17/24 at 7:16pm
Broadway Flash said: "Why would any producer NOT have Sunday performances? It’s the biggest moneymaker"
From when I was working merch and would get the house counts, if not full house manager's report, Sundays were almost never the best selling performance of the week. That almost always went to, as expected, Friday nights, and both performances on Saturdays.
Adam Lambert -Cabaret#94
Posted: 9/17/24 at 7:20pm
Suffs has been doing way better Sunday matinees and Wednesday matinees than on weekends. It definitely depends on the show. The more commercial shows do better on Friday and Saturday nights
Adam Lambert -Cabaret#95
Posted: 9/17/24 at 7:29pm
Broadway Flash said: "Suffs has been doing way better Sunday matinees and Wednesday matinees than on weekends. It definitely depends on the show. The more commercial shows do better on Friday and Saturday nights"
So you're just kinda making **** up as usual.
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/15/03
Adam Lambert -Cabaret#96
Posted: 9/17/24 at 7:48pm
Broadway Flash said: "Suffs has been doing way better Sunday matinees and Wednesday matinees than on weekends. It definitely depends on the show. The more commercial shows do better on Friday and Saturday nights"
You previous statement you just said the opposite.
"Why would any producer NOT have Sunday performances? It’s the biggest moneymaker."
I hope the people who stood up for you on another thread don't consider this "picking on you" as I am just stating the facts and correcting your falsities.
Adam Lambert -Cabaret#97
Posted: 9/18/24 at 12:50am
Huss417 said: "I hope the people who stood up for you on another thread don't consider this "picking on you" as I am just stating the facts and correcting your falsities."
And do you correct the falsities of every person who posts on here?
It must be exhausting...
Adam Lambert -Cabaret#98
Posted: 9/18/24 at 1:06am
binau said: "The first. I mean that the event status with Redmayne has gone. It seems pretty clear from the current advance that Redmayne was a major box office draw and that the production was centred around that. I don’t think it’s a guarantee that the show will last till March with the suggested running costs right now. We will have to see."
I didn't realise how well the show had been doing, taking well over $1.5m on most weeks. Going off the chatter on here i thought it wasn't doing well at all. I might have to go and see it again in November.
I do hope that Auliʻi Cravalho is better than she was in Evita, dropping her lines and forgetting to come on stage when she should have.
Adam Lambert -Cabaret#99
Posted: 9/18/24 at 2:32am
Is it possible the schedule might be influenced by the leads? If I was Adam lambert and I wanted to be on Broadway the prospect of having a Sunday off would make it more compelling because you could actually socialise on Saturday night. The typical Broadway 8 shows a week really seems to require you to live like a nun.
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