Broadway 2016 Season

Hi Guys,

I know, I am way ahead of myself here but planning a week in NYC next for the pre-2016 Tony Nomination Shows.

And was wondering, what does Broadway have in store for 2016

I know so far we have confirmed all opening in 2015. Hopefully they will all stay open through to April 2016

The Color Purple with Jennifer Hudson

School Of Rock : Andrew Lloyd Webbers next flop

Allegiance with Lea Salonga

Anything else been confirmed as yet?

Hamilton......winner of all the 2016 Tonys.

So far, nothing tremendously exciting.

http://www.playbillvault.com/Show/Calendar/

Suggest dispensing with next year's Tonys since a poster above said Hamilton will win all of the Tonys anyhow.

Tell it like it is, Mr. Roxy.

Hamilton sounds like a transformative work of art that is likely to dominate the next season. But the hubris surrounding this show reminds me of the certainty surrounding the British import Matilda, which was a shoo-in for best musical until Kinky Boots came along.

It's a shame, because many producers will choose not to bring in a new musical next season because of all the fawning over Hamilton. Let's hope someone gives them a run for their money.

Are Hamilton prices higher than any other Broadway show? I paid $142 for orchestra seats. The problem is not what the producers are charging, the problem is that scalpers are grabbing up all the good non-premium seats.

the revival of cats as well.

Actually doesn't look like such a bad season.

I'll have on my list: Hamilton, She Loves Me, Fiddler on the Roof, Allegiance and Shuffle Along.

Falsettos!!!!

The Gin Game is to straight plays what Gypsy or Fiddler is to musicals. When you want to revive a show, look to these old warhorses instead of reviving something not usually revived.

Saw it once years ago and found it mildly enjoyable. No reason to rush to see it again. A Driving Miss Daisy without the car.

On Your Feet - October - the new feel good Jerry Mitchell musical

http://onyourfeetmusical.com/tickets/?gclid=CjwKEAjwsZyqBRCT1aq6qcD53DQSJACcen4CH38unpcRUxGoaM9ELrUbt5yEbFWgt5Vfra-1XSPXghoC8iLw_wcB

"Re Gin
Is there that much interest in a 2 person play with 2 people sitting at a card table? Will people be willing to shell out big bucks to see this? Will it appeal to tourists or the family crowd?
Do not see the appeal but if some want to produce it and others want to see it be my guest. Do not see this as a long run in any event "

I read the play in college and am looking forward to it. It is obviously not meant to be a huge draw for the "family crowd"...god I hope there is still a market for more than just Disney on Broadway...