Not bad for a musical pundits and other various douchebags thought was too Off-Broadway for Broadway.
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Had a great run, and will never forget that fist time I saw it right after it opened, listening to and joining with the audience who roared after every number.
-There's the muddle in the middle. There's the puddle where the poodle did the piddle."
I hope it extends Sad to see this 1 go. Are they holding tickets back for the final show. I just looked online and the best it gave me was Row G left mezz which is the back of the mezz, It was only announced this morning an offical closing. When will better tix open up/Will better/more tickets open up? I remember with SA's closing tix's popped up like 2 weeks before and even when it was "SOLD OUT" more tix became available.
I'm glad I finally got to see this last Sunday for my birthday. It was very enjoyable. And I don't know the details of when people are coming to close the show or what characters they play, but Carey Anderson is still in the show, as of right now.
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- I couldn't see August once more before it closed and despite the fact that the tour is coming to Boston, I think I need to see Avenue Q once more on Broadway. I hope it goes out with a giant roar!
It was my first bway show! so sad to see it go, i might have to add it to my trip this fall.
<------ Me and my friends with patti Lupone at my friends afterparty for her concert with audra mcdonald during the summer of 2007.
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Bought my tickets for the closing. I have actually never seen this show yet. I really don't know why as I have tried the lotto etc. But, I'm happy that they had such a great run!
After coming to BWW for over a year waiting to see this news on the front page, I am strangely ok. It is absolutely my favorite musical of all time, the second show I ever saw, and the only show I can comfortably sit through more than 3 times without getting bored.
But I went back and rewatched Broadway: The American Musical and listened to all those people talk about how Avenue Q would barely make it through Winter 2003, it was pretty awesome.
We all knew this day would come. If this happened in 2005, I think I would have had a heart attack. Still, six years is a very long and healthy run and I wish it the best for its legacy. Maybe a movie version, maybe a television show, at least something to let these characters live on. The fact that Marx and Lopez seemed to have drifted apart makes chances of these possibilities very slim. (Marx seems to be the only one who wants to even be associated with the show) As an above poster said, a filming of the show would be a great way to encapsulate it so we don't have to relive it through terrible community productions with off-model versions of the puppets.
Just please, please don't let it sink as low as Hairspray has with its new "cruise ship" version. (seriously, the rights became THAT dirt cheap for the show?)
I'm just asking a question B/c I would like to be their closing night and would prefer to not sit in ROW G of the mezz if possible I'm just waiting for good seats to pop up
A New York transfer of the Doug Hughes-directed LA production of OLEANNA starring Julia Stiles and Bill Pullman has booked The Golden for a limited run in the fall.
The West End revival of LA CAGE AUX FOLLES is said to be looking at the theater for a spring opening.
Tonya Pinkins: Then we had a "Lot's Wife" last June that was my personal favorite. I'm still trying to get them to let me sing it at some performance where we get to sing an excerpt that's gone.
Tony Kushner: You can sing it at my funeral.