Broadway Real Estate 2018-2019 season — Page 2

It's interesting 2nd Stage hasn't announced anything for the Hayes after Torch Song, especially since their first three Broadway offerings were announced in rapid succession.

I wonder if over time they'll rent out that theater.

DEFINITE SPRING AVAILABILITY:
–– Cort {if the reno isn't happening}
–– Golden {likely King Lear}
–– Kerr {likely Girl from North Country}
–– Helen Hayes {2nd Stage spring play?}


POSSIBLE AVAILABILITY:
–– Hudson
–– Circle in the Square {Hadestown when OOTI closes?}
–– Sondheim
–– Lunt
–– Brooks Atkinson
–– Longacre
–– Jacobs


So we could potentially have 8-9 more productions announced for this season .

FERRYMAN producers are probably hoping to extend if it's as big a hit over here like in London. But it's a big cast (with babies and animals), so if it's NOT doing well here, then I'm sure it will close in February, unless Sonia Friedman wants to tap into her Harry Potter money.

Now we know that King Lear is officially going to the Golden.

ACL2006 said: "Also the Hirschfeld is likely to be open assuming 1.) Kinky Boots announces a closing and 2.) The Moulin Rouge rumors are true."

tbh I didn't include it as 'open' because it'll either still have KINKY or will be prepping for MOULIN.

Cort, Kerr, and Helen Hayes are technically open for the spring until they announce their rumored tenants (or, in the Cort's case, renovation). Everything else depends on shows posting their closing notices.

If there is only one revival, what happens at the Tony's?

Has this ever happened before during a season?

little_sally said: "I assume they'll just have a Best Revival category and combine plays and musical. Correct me if I'm wrong but we really only have four play revivals (Torch Song, True West, King Lear, and The Waverly Gallery?)"

There’s five. You’re forgetting The Boys in the Band!