Coming soon.. lots of FREE AND EMPTY THEATRES!

Okay here we go..

1) Virgina Theatre
Come on, 'Little Women' won't survive past Tonies.

2) Marquis Theatre
Variety has already reported that 'The Woman in White' will
be occupying this space!

3) Eugene O'Neill Theatre
'Good Vibrations'. 'Nuff said.

4) Al Hirschfeld Theatre
You all have read this weekend's big news.

5) Minkoff Theatre
As soon as Harvey leaves, the show is done.. who needs
another Fiddler revival anyways?!

6) Brooks Atkinson Theatre
'Democracy' just announced closure.

7) Belasco Theatre
'Julius Caesar' is a limited engagement.

8.) Studio 54
It's Roundabout. 'Streetcar' won't last long.

9) Broadway Theatre
In a world of 'Wicked' and 'Lion King' and 'Mamma Mia',
this show won't survive (Mambo Kings)

10) Plymouth Theatre
Sorry Brooklyn fans, but the show won't last. Sorry.

Updated On: 3/26/05 at 04:29 PM

It's "Tonys" not "Tonies."

You forgot about the Barrymore Theatre...

I hear they are trying to revive a famous Williams play there...

Updated On: 3/26/05 at 04:31 PM

Lots of openings mean lots of oppurtunities for new shows (and by that, I of course mean few actually new shows).

There are NO available theatres right now; The cancellation of Sweet Charity brought on a flurry of people looking for the Hirshfeld. You therefore have to write a list of shows that "might" be closing "soon" (Meaning in 8-10 weeks). Wow you must be a load of fun. I can see you getting a puppy and moping "Yeah, it's cute now, but it will likely be dead in 15 years." There is a life cycle of every show. Right now Broadway is very healthy- better than it's been in years. Don't be such a whiner.

As Grandma used to say "Any mule can kick down a barn."

This thing seems to happen every year. It's the cycle of Broadway. New shows have to open among past seasons hits in only 39 theatres. So of course many shows will have to close to make way for new shows.

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Here's an article about it.
Nokia Theatre

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