BE MORE CHILL to Premiere Off-Broadway This Summer — Page 2

Addison: he was in the premiere production in NJ, doesn't look like he's going to be back for Off-Broadway.

I bought a ticket for the August 5 matinee. If they're making any changes it should be close to frozen by then. If you are there, do say hello.

Updated On: 4/16/18 at 09:47 PM

thealtoslament said: "I bought a ticket for the August 5 matinee. If they're making any changes it should be close to frozen by then. If you are there, do say hello."

I read this three times today and finally get what it means. I don't know why, but the first time I honestly thought you were saying that it was going to be as successful as Frozen. I realized that couldn't be what you're saying. The second time I read it, I thought it had something to do with the theatre being close to the theatre that Frozen is in. But now I get it -- you mean the show will be frozen and no further changes will be made to it! I need more sleep.

I noticed there is a box for a promo code on the ticket page.

Anyone know of any promo codes for this?

Got a ticket for first preview! Very Excited! Does anyone think it could transfer to Broadway for the 2019 season? I know a lot of people feel that this won't be going anywhere but off broadway but lots of people said DEH belonged off broadway and look at it now! Just an idea! :)

I feel like this show would do way better on a non equity tour

This show will not be transferring to Broadway. It has a cult following, and most of the teens who love it so dearly don't actually see Broadway shows, they watch bootlegs. The audience for this show would never be able to support a full, commercial Broadway run. Unless something weird happens and the Off-Broadway production becomes like Hamilton, there's no chance.

Alex M said: "Elegance101 said: "This show will not be transferring to Broadway. It has a cult following, and most of the teens who love it so dearly don't actually see Broadway shows, they watch bootlegs. The audience for this show would never be able to support a full, commercial Broadway run. Unless something weird happens and the Off-Broadway production becomes like Hamilton, there's no chance."

Not saying you're wrong...I completely agree and know for a fact that this is one of those "teen fandom" shows that kids watch as bootlegs but to some extent Dear Evan Hansen is one of them as well. I think that if the off broadway run is sold out (which is completely possible) then they might come to broadway. I personally don't know how well it will sell if its on broadway. It could end up being like Bloody Bloody or maybe it could be the next Dear Evan Hansen!"

It'll probably be more of a Bloody Bloody situation. I know many of people in the age group to see this and every single one of them has said one of three things: "I would see it, but I'm broke asf," "I can't travel in time because I live out of state," or "I don't think my parents would allow me to see this." All three of these reasons would make the show have a nice advance due to mega fans for the first 6 months, and after that, no tickets would sell due to an inability to afford them. This goes back to how people can't afford tickets due to rising prices. Not only that, but many of you guys on this board are most likely parents (or soon to be- I notice many older people on here) and if a parent didn't know Broadway well and the first line they heard of the first song in their child's new favorite musical was "I'm waitin' for my p*rno to load" would you really allow them to see the show? This would cause it to suffer in ticket sales, as well as all of the teens who will be bootlegging the show on a GoPro or iPhone. Traveling arrangements are too difficult for this age group to acquire, which will also cause the show to suffer. MAYBE the 18-28 group will be interested and be able to travel, but certainly not the 12-18 age group this show targets.

If they add Jason Tam, I add it to my calendar.

Famebroadway2 said: "I noticed there is a box for a promo code on the ticket page."

Those boxes are typically on there whether there are discounts or not.

haterobics said: "Warbucks2 said: "I find it amusing that this time around they are casting someone of Asian descent as the Squip (in the story, the Squip is from Japan). Original Squip was played by Eric William Morris, who I only assume from his name was not Asian."

Not sure there is much to read into it, as Tam and Iconis go way back."

Ah gotcha. And to be clear, I meant “amusing” completely in the good way. Not critical at all

RippedMan said: "Are we suppose to be buy that Tams is a high schooler?"

No.

"Male. 20’s to 30’s. ANY ETHNICITY. The physical manifestation of a Japanese supercomputer which implants in Jeremy’s brain and teaches him how to be cool. The Squip appears as the coolest guy around – confident, self-assured, masculine and literally all-knowing, with a hint of Keanu Reeves (the coolest guy Jeremy can think of) and an occasional tendency to be snide. However, since he is a supercomputer with his own agenda, he occasionally reveals a more mechanical, much darker side.
Must have a great rock/pop voice."