Posted: 2/6/24 at 5:06pm
https://twitter.com/roundaboutnyc/status/1754989115328676328?s=46&t=3CLiuxAk9SX4uZyLhEWMLw
eek. I hope Tyne is ok!
Posted: 2/6/24 at 5:06pm
Tyne Daly drops out due to hospitalization- Amy Ryan replacing her
Updated On: 2/6/24 at 05:06 PM
Posted: 2/6/24 at 5:08pm
Tyne Daly is officially out of the production. Amy Ryan takes over as the lead. She will begin on 2/13, with Keating playing the part until then.
Posted: 2/6/24 at 5:09pm
Woah. Hope Tyne is okay, but lucky for Roundabout that Amy Ryan was available and able to jump in so quickly.
Posted: 2/6/24 at 5:12pm
ErmengardeStopSniveling said: "Woah. Hope Tyne is okay, but lucky for Roundabout that Amy Ryan was available and able to jump in so quickly."
Roundabout's Twitter thread announcing the replacement says she is expected to make a full recovery.
Posted: 2/6/24 at 5:14pm
Sad to hear about Tyne. Wondered if she was up to the task when the cast was announced. Questioned her stamina to survive a full run. Now Amy Ryan steps in. Those who have seen her, what are your thoughts? Seems interesting that the priest is now older than the head nun.
Updated On: 2/6/24 at 05:14 PM
Posted: 2/6/24 at 5:16pm
This will be Amy's 6th Roundabout production and her 6th Broadway credit. It will be her first Broadway appearance since her Tony-nominated turn as Stella in 2005.
Posted: 2/6/24 at 5:19pm
MasterThespian 2 said: "Sad to hear about Tyne. Wondered if she was up to the task when the cast was announced. Questioned her stamina to survive a full run. Now Amy Ryan steps in. Those who have seen her, what are your thoughts? Seems interesting that the priest is now older than the head nun."
Er- she hasn’t started yet.
Posted: 2/6/24 at 5:22pm
MasterThespian 2 said: "Seems interesting that the priest is now older than the head nun."
By seven months.
For about two weeks, fans of THE OFFICE could see Michael Scott and Holly Flax on different Broadway stages on the same day.
Posted: 2/6/24 at 5:27pm
WldKingdomHM said: "Why not give it toIsabel? She earned it"
Isabel did her job as a standby, that doesn't mean she earned the right to take over the role full-time! She's not the first or last standby to go on with limited rehearsal time. That's the job.
While Isabel might have been a down-the-list contender, they probably did due diligence (to ticketholders and the theatre's finances) and called a few more notable people first and Amy was avail.
This is show business.
Posted: 2/6/24 at 5:49pm
Opening night has also been pushed back to March 7, according to the New York Times.
Posted: 2/6/24 at 5:56pm
Have tickets this weekend. Debating if I see it or wait for Ryan.
Posted: 2/6/24 at 6:23pm
While I was looking forward to seeing what Tyne would do…I kind of already knew what it would look like before even seeing it.
Amy Ryan…I am so in!
Posted: 2/6/24 at 7:01pm
ErmengardeStopSniveling said: "MasterThespian 2 said: "Seems interesting that the priest is now older than the head nun."
By seven months.
For about two weeks, fans of THE OFFICE could see Michael Scott and Holly Flax on different Broadway stages on the same day."
It's gonna be mental!
Posted: 2/6/24 at 7:22pm
I took refund....will wait for reports on Ryan....
BroadwayNYC2 said: "Have tickets this weekend. Debating if I see it or wait for Ryan."
Posted: 2/6/24 at 9:04pm
I would love to see Isabel Keating tomorrow at the matinee, and I wonder how easy it will be to get todaytix rush tickets or should I try to get to the box office by 10am and if there has been a line for these first few previews given Tyne's illness? I also wonder with the refunds being given if it will be easier to get a seat this week? Any thoughts?
Posted: 2/6/24 at 9:53pm
Wardelljclark2018 said: "I would love to see Isabel Keating tomorrow at the matinee, and I wonder how easy it will be to get todaytix rush tickets or should I try to get to the box office by 10am and if there has been a line for these first few previews given Tyne's illness? I also wonder with the refunds being given if it will be easier to get a seat this week? Any thoughts?"
Rush tickets were easy to get!
Posted: 2/12/24 at 5:32pm
Any further updates on rush? We're in town next weekend and I'd love to see this. Trying to judge if they'll all be sold out right when the box office opens, I'm not sure I'm going to get there by ten.
And any info on where seats are? Random unsold seats or have seats been set aside for rush?
Posted: 2/12/24 at 6:41pm
MasterThespian 2 said: "Has Amy Ryan started rehearsals yet?"
She starts tomorrow, so I certainly hope so.
Posted: 2/13/24 at 2:30pm
Was able to RUSH the show last week and saw Isabel, who gave a beautiful performance and never called for line last thursday. Curious about the adjustment of the other actors, and if Tyne had more fire in her performance, but Isabel was truly wonderful for only 24hrs of rehearsal and then just doing the show for a week. Scott Ellis also gave a wonderful opening curtain speech before the show.
I rushed at 1pm today, because I assumed there would be many cancellations and there were, got two rush tickets for the Orchestra for 8pm tonight for Amy Ryan's first performance. Very curious about pacing and intensity as the show moves forward. I realized last week, that I still had Cherry Jones and Brian F. O'Byrne's line readings in my head way back from 2005 and thought the show hadnt reached that level of intensity yet. It is still very early in previews and now a brand new lead, excited to see what tonight will bring.
Posted: 2/13/24 at 3:34pm
i saw the show on sunday. Isabel keating indeed was fantastic. Breathtaking. There was no pre-show speech by Scott Ellis. What did he talk about before Thursday's show? I know keating didn't have much rehearsal time before the first weekend, but everything was obviously down pat after the first weekend. I guess he just had the standard speech of saying that the show is just starting out, please be patient if something goes wrong with the set, etc???/ thanks
Posted: 2/13/24 at 4:33pm
The production is bit bland, it lacks bite, but it is a riveting text that can supersede a mediocre production. Schreiber was a bit hesitant, Kazan seemed a bit off, and Keating was still finding her footing. Regardless, it’s an enjoyable evening in the theatre. I’ll definitely consider returning later in the run.
Updated On: 2/13/24 at 04:33 PM
Posted: 2/13/24 at 6:46pm
Thank you for this post. I took a chance after reading it and stopped by the box office at 6pm and was able to secure a great center orchestra seat for $40 for tonight’s performance.
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