#1
Posted: 6/15/10 at 5:41pm
I've seen the show and really liked it. I would like to see how it would be done if it does make the move over to the Jacobs.
https://www.broadwayworld.com/article/RIALTO_CHATTER_BLOODY_ANDREW_JACKSON_Headed_to_Bernard_Jacobs_Theatre_on_Bway_this_Fall_20100615
The New York Times has just revealed that BLOODY BLOODY ANDREW JACKSON, which is playing The Public Theatre through June 27 after multiple extensions, has been offered the Bernard Jacob's Theatre on Broadway for a fall opening by The Shubert Organization, should producers choose to make the quick transfer.
While the show's run at the Public was a critical and box office success, leaving the show in prime position for a fall opening on Broadway, one glitch is the availablity of the show's star, Benjamin Walker, who has been offered a role in the upcoming X-Men film, which also goes into production later this year. According to the Times' report, it is unknown if Walker has accepted X-Men or if the Jacob's Theatre would be made available to the production sometime for later in the 2010-2011 season.
https://www.broadwayworld.com/article/RIALTO_CHATTER_BLOODY_ANDREW_JACKSON_Headed_to_Bernard_Jacobs_Theatre_on_Bway_this_Fall_20100615
The New York Times has just revealed that BLOODY BLOODY ANDREW JACKSON, which is playing The Public Theatre through June 27 after multiple extensions, has been offered the Bernard Jacob's Theatre on Broadway for a fall opening by The Shubert Organization, should producers choose to make the quick transfer.
While the show's run at the Public was a critical and box office success, leaving the show in prime position for a fall opening on Broadway, one glitch is the availablity of the show's star, Benjamin Walker, who has been offered a role in the upcoming X-Men film, which also goes into production later this year. According to the Times' report, it is unknown if Walker has accepted X-Men or if the Jacob's Theatre would be made available to the production sometime for later in the 2010-2011 season.
