#26
Posted: 11/28/11 at 5:01pm
May I ask how you were offered 10 comps?
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#30
Posted: 11/28/11 at 5:39pm
If the producers were nice, they'd give away tickets to the people on these boards :)
*wink wink*
*wink wink*
#31
Posted: 11/28/11 at 5:57pm
I am shocked by Follies absymal numbers given the quality of the show & the cast
I have always said this insane rise in prices would take its toll. I was not the first in this thread to mention it so I cannot be accused of starting the discussion on it.
It will be quite some time before Follies is ever revived again. I do not think anyone envisioned this.
I have always said this insane rise in prices would take its toll. I was not the first in this thread to mention it so I cannot be accused of starting the discussion on it.
It will be quite some time before Follies is ever revived again. I do not think anyone envisioned this.
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#32
Posted: 11/28/11 at 6:37pm
Follies doesn't look like it's gonna have a very painful week this week though. I mean not good but not terrible.
#33
Posted: 11/28/11 at 6:48pm
I'm seeing Follies again soon, and I do find it interesting that I was able to get cheaper tickets (relatively, at least...for $89 apiece) during a time when the show was doing very well than I am now, when the performance I am attending is blocked from discounts entirely. I am probably going to rush, but I might've considered splurging for the discount if one were even available.
"Art, in itself, is an attempt to bring order out of chaos."-Stephen Sondheim
#34
Posted: 11/28/11 at 6:50pm
It is nice to see "Chicago" make a $200, 000 plus improvement over the previous week. It's the Energizer Bunny of Broadway musicals! from RC in Austin, Texas
"Noel [Coward] and I were in Paris once. Adjoining rooms, of course. One night, I felt mischievous, so I knocked on Noel's door, and he asked, 'Who is it?' I lowered my voice and said 'Hotel detective. Have you got a gentleman in your room?' He answered, 'Just a minute, I'll ask him.'" (Beatrice Lillie)
#35
Posted: 11/28/11 at 7:12pm
This week certainly ran the gamut in every sense.
I think FOLLIES has finally hit the brick wall, and it's because they are pricing out their customers.
As for LYSISTRATA JONES, as long as I get to see it on Wednesday night, It doesn't matter to me if it goes up or down. This is another BLOODY BLOODY/SCOTTBORO situation...
I'm hedging my bets on LYSISTRATA, STICK FLY, CHINGLISH, and RELATIVELY SPEAKING going out when we ring in 2012.
I think FOLLIES has finally hit the brick wall, and it's because they are pricing out their customers.
As for LYSISTRATA JONES, as long as I get to see it on Wednesday night, It doesn't matter to me if it goes up or down. This is another BLOODY BLOODY/SCOTTBORO situation...
I'm hedging my bets on LYSISTRATA, STICK FLY, CHINGLISH, and RELATIVELY SPEAKING going out when we ring in 2012.
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#36
Posted: 11/28/11 at 9:48pm
Surprisingly I think Relatively Speaking will finish out its limited run and then disappear....
#37
Posted: 11/29/11 at 4:52am
I'm very surprised that Harry Connick, Bernadette Peters, and Kim Cattrall are not drawing them in, especially Connick, who I thought had a huge fan base. Yes, he's in a bad show, but so were Julia Roberts and Hugh Jackman, and they sold out theirs. And so is Jackman now, to boffo business. As for the other two names, I know that the public does not respond to Follies, and never has, and that Private Lives has been done too often. But I still thought their stars would bring in better business than this over a holiday weekend.
One note about Private Lives: I think the scaffolding outside the Music Box is detrimental to the selling of this show.
One note about Private Lives: I think the scaffolding outside the Music Box is detrimental to the selling of this show.
#38
Posted: 11/29/11 at 6:19am
Follies gross is still not bad. Their thinking is people who want to see this will pay the higher price, so why pay to discount, however it is now drawing extremly close to break even point for the weekly running.
I think if they want to make it to 22nd Jan, they need to start offering deals out at $75 mark or below.
I think if they want to make it to 22nd Jan, they need to start offering deals out at $75 mark or below.
#39
Posted: 11/29/11 at 6:23am
Spider-Man has officially recouped its 11 years of spendings....LOL
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