Just thought Id get this thread started. Any insight on what theatres will be opening up and what shows are looking to come in?
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When I saw Oklahoma an employee of Circle in the Square alluded that it was unlikely to extend as something already has the space booked for the upcoming holiday season.
BroadwayBeebe said: "When I saw Oklahoma an employee of Circle in the Square alluded that it was unlikely to extend as something already has the space booked for the upcoming holiday season. "
“get ready for the show, for the HISTOREMIX". lol JK. I wonder who though.. Is titanic still happening? Maybe that's going to CITS?
The Belasco is open after Network closes. It's about the same size as the Broadhurst, but I haven't heard anyone mention it when talking about JLP. Could anyone else see JLP taking the Belasco?
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InTheBathroom1 said: "Second Stage has a pretty packed season of plays for the Hayes next season. And Frankie and Johnny is a limited run and will be over after the summer. "
The Jake Geyllenhall show is doing a limited run at the Hudson afterwards. The Golden will be open as well this fall before Virginia Wolfe in March 2020. Belasco I’d assume is getting a play. Booth will be free as well in August
In addition to theatres that are currently dark or will be dark due to announced closings, I also think the following theatres are quite likely to become available in time for a 2019-20 show to get in: Broadway, Brooks Atkinson, Longacre, Lyceum, Nederlander, Neil Simon, Sondheim, and Beaumont
My understanding from the talk at la jolla was that Diana would be taking broadway by fall 2019 spring 2020.
Magic mike I would say would take broadway in the spring. I wonder how magic mike would far in a more intimate theatre like circle in the square or the booth
We should remember that the economics of a small house like the Hayes and Booth don't lend themselves to larger shows a la JLP and Magic Mike. For one, JLP weekly grosses will have to cover Alanis' royalties.
My guessing is that these shows are aiming for 19-20 season, confirmed and rumored:
JLP
Girl From The North Country (THIS is one that I could see working in the Hayes, but given 2nd Stage's season, unlikely)
Lempicka
Dreamgirls
Don't Stop Til You Get Enough (unfortunate title given the resurgence of controversy around MJ and I respect Lynn Nottage, but there's no way on god's green earth that a Jackson Estate-sanctioned musical will address this subject matter in a real way)
Diana
Magic Mike
The Inheritance
Tea at Five (I guess the Booth or Jacobs)
Blue
Glengarry w. Patti
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
West Side Story
Once Upon a One More Time
Marie (formerly Little Dancer)
Titanic
Secret Garden
Devil Wears Prada (this one may be a 2020-2021 fixture, but they've been dripping out news, so seems like it's full steam ahead and producer Kevin McCollum loves to bring a show in cold without a tryout; see: Something Rotten)
And if I were to guess, these house will be vacant at some point:
Sondheim
Beaumont
Broadhurst
Booth
Golden (I assume this will play home to Laurie Metcalf for the 4th year)
Jacobs
Barrymore
Belasco
Cort
Brooks-Atkinson
Simon
Circle in the Square
Hudson
Broadway
Winter Garden (BJ ain't cheap to run and I'd bet they've already taken losses in previews)
Nederlander
A lot looks primed to have a fresh crop of shows, so really excited to see where everything shakes out. I'm probably missing some obvious ones.
I always had the idea that Girl From The North Country would take the Circle in the Square, not even like "I heard..." but just that seems like the best fit outside of the Hayes.
i also was under impression both Girl from North Country and Oklahoma! were both looking at CITS, and Oklahoma! got itself in order quicker (and was not seekin an open-ended run). Seems like GFNC would be a perfect there in the fall.
Id presume The Lehman Trilogy and The Inheritance will both transfer next season, and God I hope they do. Both seem like amazing pieces of theatre. I could see both playing either The Jacobs or the Belasco.
Waitress recouped a while ago, and according to several people I know, they have a replacement in mind for after Shoshana. The Brooks won’t be available any time soon.
As I previously mentioned, JLP is probably taking the Broadhurst after Frankie and Johnny. So it won’t be vacant, as people have said.
magictodo123 said: "Waitress recouped a while ago, and according to several people I know, they have a replacement in mind for after Shoshana. The Brooks won’t be available any time soon.
As Ipreviously mentioned, JLP is probably taking the Broadhurst after Frankie and Johnny. So it won’t be vacant, as people have said."
Until its confirmed with JLP, it'll still be listed as vacant since it is still vacant. No official word on that front.
Mike Barrett said: "magictodo123 said: "Waitress recouped a while ago, and according to several people I know, they have a replacement in mind for after Shoshana. The Brooks won’t be available any time soon.
As Ipreviously mentioned, JLP is probably taking the Broadhurst after Frankie and Johnny. So it won’t be vacant, as people have said."
Until its confirmed with JLP, it'll still be listed as vacant since it is still vacant. No official word on that front."
I feel like there are so many people saying and so many indicators that JLP is going into the Broadhurst that it can't possibly end up going there. You know, one of those things that's just too perfect to actually happen.