HONEYMOON IN VEGAS struggling on Broadway
#100HONEYMOON IN VEGAS struggling on Broadway
Posted: 2/2/15 at 11:23amLOL OKAY you guys. We are just gonna have to wait and see what happens since you guys know it all !
#101HONEYMOON IN VEGAS struggling on Broadway
Posted: 2/2/15 at 11:28amHow large, exactly, does the writing on the wall need to be for you to be able to read it?
#102HONEYMOON IN VEGAS struggling on Broadway
Posted: 2/2/15 at 11:28am
I can't even wrap my head around comparing this and Bridges. Bridges was so good!
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#103HONEYMOON IN VEGAS struggling on Broadway
Posted: 2/2/15 at 11:33am
^ AAAND strike three! Nobody cares about Honeymoon. Unlike Bridges it has no following.
#104HONEYMOON IN VEGAS struggling on Broadway
Posted: 2/2/15 at 11:34am
Kad 3 things.
1. Why do you have a picture of Rob Ashford?? He's a wack director.
2. Why do you think it is unlikely that Honeymoon in Vegas will get a Best Musical nomination?
3. What do you mean by "How large, exactly, does the writing on the wall need to be for you to be able to read it?" I read all your comments and understand what you are saying. It doesn't mean what I say is going to happen, and it doesn't mean that the show is gonna close this month either. Its all guesses really based on information which doesn't mean anything anyway because we obviously don't know what the producers' plan is.
#105HONEYMOON IN VEGAS struggling on Broadway
Posted: 2/2/15 at 11:40amDude, that's Raul Esparza not Rob Ashford.
#106HONEYMOON IN VEGAS struggling on Broadway
Posted: 2/2/15 at 11:50am
1) Yup. It's Raul.
2) Because people just don't care much about the show, even in the industry. And, as I have said, the odds it'll even be open by the time the nominations come out are slim. This spring we have bigger shows, or more important shows, or more nostalgic shows opening, and even a wildcard show in Something Rotten- Honeymoon will most likely be forgotten as Best Musical, even against shows that maybe aren't worthy of the award.
3) You are arguing for the feasibility of the show staying open through at least early May. That is just not likely at the rate it's losing money. It's had plenty of time to build an audience base and it's been entirely unable to.
#108HONEYMOON IN VEGAS struggling on Broadway
Posted: 2/2/15 at 12:02pmlol yea they look very similar
#109HONEYMOON IN VEGAS struggling on Broadway
Posted: 2/2/15 at 12:12pmPhillypinto, you'll be chagrined to learn that Raul identifies as a b-word.
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Broadway Legend Joined: 8/1/14
#110HONEYMOON IN VEGAS struggling on Broadway
Posted: 2/2/15 at 12:20pmDamn, haterobics! LOL
#111HONEYMOON IN VEGAS struggling on Broadway
Posted: 2/2/15 at 1:22pmWhat do you mean Raul identifies as a B word?
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Broadway Legend Joined: 8/13/09
#112HONEYMOON IN VEGAS struggling on Broadway
Posted: 2/2/15 at 1:28pmOne of those bi-sexuals that you told us you don't believe exist.
#113HONEYMOON IN VEGAS struggling on Broadway
Posted: 2/2/15 at 1:56pmIs Esparza still bi? I thought that he'd transitioned fully over to the Rainbow Side.
#114HONEYMOON IN VEGAS struggling on Broadway
Posted: 2/2/15 at 1:58pmI never heard him say anything beyond bisexual, although I don't think it is his favorite interview topic and last I heard he was seemingly dating men more recently, but that wouldn't make him any less bi...
#115HONEYMOON IN VEGAS struggling on Broadway
Posted: 2/2/15 at 2:24pmOh, I thoight haterobics meant "bottom."
#116HONEYMOON IN VEGAS struggling on Broadway
Posted: 2/2/15 at 2:29pm
No, as far as we know, Phillypinto believes bottoms exist. Then again... you never know with him.
#117HONEYMOON IN VEGAS struggling on Broadway
Posted: 2/2/15 at 2:45pmyeah i knew he was Bi, or at least used to be
#118HONEYMOON IN VEGAS struggling on Broadway
Posted: 2/2/15 at 3:11pm$360,000 last week; about half capacity of the seats. Bad week for Broadway, but still less than encouraging. Per the thread: Apparently bi-, homo- and metro- sexuals are all uninterested in a trip to Vegas right now.
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Broadway Legend Joined: 7/29/08
#119HONEYMOON IN VEGAS struggling on Broadway
Posted: 2/2/15 at 3:11pm
Auggie, ha!
I need Phillypinto's comments on this week's grosses.
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#120HONEYMOON IN VEGAS struggling on Broadway
Posted: 2/2/15 at 3:20pmI'm sure we'll hear all about how that audience who has failed to show any interest in the show thus far (including after their featured spot in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade and the two of the most lucrative weeks of the season during the Christmas and New Year's holidays) was only deterred last week by the blizzard and difficult travel conditions. This week will surely be different.
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Stand-by Joined: 4/20/06
#121HONEYMOON IN VEGAS struggling on Broadway
Posted: 2/2/15 at 3:44pmHave not seen this one yet, but I sympathize that so many shows are struggling to find an audience and (again, have not seen this one in particular) it seems to have less to do with quality than spin. I mean if you are a regular tourist to the Broadway scene in NYC, then how the heck many times over the last decade could you repeat seeing something like The Lion King. It seems that rather than branching out and trying something new (or trying revivals of beloved old shows like On the Town), they just keep buying tickets to, as my Italian grandmother used to say, "The same old sausage!"
#122HONEYMOON IN VEGAS struggling on Broadway
Posted: 2/2/15 at 3:46pmIn regards to PhillyPintos "sticking it out til the Tonys comment: JRB's last show "stuck it out" til May 18th so it could cash in on the out of town Tony voters who were in NYC for the Spring Road Conference. Had they closed before that weekend, JRB absolutely would have gone home empty handed on Tony night. Bridges opened much later in the season than Honeymoon. Can you imagine how much money producers would have to throw away for HinV to stay open until that same weekend in May for out of town voters to see it?? Perhaps the nominating committee will give JRB another nomination for score since he is well respected, and they did like Rob McClure in a flop musical with Chaplin. But there would have to be some serious disappointments in the spring lineup for either one to make the list of nominees. Even with the snow days excuse, its surprising they havent announced closing already.
#123HONEYMOON IN VEGAS struggling on Broadway
Posted: 2/2/15 at 3:52pmI'm sure when HMIV gets multiple nominations this year at the Drama Desk Awards (because they will - they even nominated the lyrics for '13'!) PhillyPinto will say that they would've really boosted tickets. I am always baffled why the Drama Desk voters love him so much when he has publicly called them out in the past...
#124HONEYMOON IN VEGAS struggling on Broadway
Posted: 2/2/15 at 3:56pmAs of now besides the snow today, which probably wouldn't affect the sales but its supposed to snow on Thursday and then on Saturday and Sunday, so this week will not be good either. (Well not that would would have expected it to do good)
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