#1
Posted: 10/15/06 at 11:46pm
How long is Spelling Bee planning on staying in Boston, I've hear it's an open ended run, but is that true?
#2
Posted: 10/16/06 at 1:15am
Yes.
They did the same thing in San Francisco and that production ended up running for about 6 months.
They did the same thing in San Francisco and that production ended up running for about 6 months.
#3
Posted: 10/16/06 at 1:19am
The guy at the box office said that they are selling tickets until mid-November. However I believe it will keep running for as long as it sells well.
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#4
Posted: 10/16/06 at 2:27pm
So i assume it's been selling well? Thats great to hear!
#5
Posted: 10/16/06 at 7:02pm
I've rently checked ticketmaster to find that they are selling tickets up to December 31!!!!! This is soooo exciting considering not many shows do this sort of thing in Boston . . . and with such a great cast!
#6
Posted: 10/16/06 at 8:29pm
Interesting, since every performance has been available at 1/2 price via BosTix .
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#7
Posted: 10/16/06 at 9:47pm
Even if the show isn't selling out, I don't think there are any shows that are lined up to take over, so it's pretty safe as long as it's not losing too much money.
The show basically saved the Wilbur Theatre from being closed forever. Perhaps some other theatre companies will think about using the Wilbur as a theatre again.
The show basically saved the Wilbur Theatre from being closed forever. Perhaps some other theatre companies will think about using the Wilbur as a theatre again.
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#8
Posted: 10/16/06 at 9:54pm
"The show basically saved the Wilbur Theatre from being closed forever."
That is patently untrue.
That is patently untrue.
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#9
Posted: 10/16/06 at 10:04pm
Well, the Wilbur's been vacant since "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf" played there a few years back. I've heard it's the perfect size for the Bee, so I'm glad they're using it. It sounds like it would be a good choice to host the Sweeney Todd tour next year.
BTW, are they selling the seats in the balcony for the Bee?
BTW, are they selling the seats in the balcony for the Bee?
#10
Posted: 10/17/06 at 12:43am
When I went to see Bee, the only seats were in the orch and mezz. The balcony was blocked off with lighting.
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