Heidi Chronicles to close? — Page 5

"^ King Charles III for the Music Box in the fall prior to Shuffle Along with Audra McDonald :) so I guess not Misery...maybe Misery will take the Golden?
As for HC tix, That's 4 months away...I doubt they will stay open until August if through end of May.
https://www.broadwayworld.com/grosses/THE-HEIDI-CHRONICLES
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The Golden would work as it's only a three hander play, the Booth might also be an option as well.

Thats your opinion

The Times ad today suggest final weeks. August would suggest a large summer audience for this play's particular production, and that's hard to grasp as ever existing. I don't think Moss is the star this show needed for a run. Emma Stone ignited "Cabaret," and she (or the equiv.) might've done the same here, in a more limited way (hey, it's not a musical). But Moss isn't anyone's idea of box office; she's a wonderful actress from 2 cable series, but her presence doesn't suggest spending $125. The "it" factor is just missing. And the box office reflects that. The reviews had zero impact.

your ass is wrong. It makes me feel good that you care enough about me to post that haha

Guys, guys. I think it's time we move on and just make a major push for everyone to put this troll on the Ignore List.

"please, the only reason i said that was cause most people trashed the show during previews."

So your entire line of reasoning is based entirely on the opinions of everyone else with no concrete evidence of anything.

You must have great legs with all the back-peddling you do.

lol yeah i guess i need to take everybody's opinion with a grain of salt because clearly they are WRONG!! I know what the critics will like because we usually have the same opinion seriously

How much further can the pinto bean descend, though?

You people don't understand half the things i say because you don't know the spirit in which they are said. Thats why theres a lot of ****ed up **** on here

I really did think that Pinto had started turning a corner but, alas, it seems that may have been a false hope.

And Pinto, lesson # 233: opinions are not ever wrong, or right; the essence of an opinion is that it cannot be, whether it is yours, mine, anyone else on this board or even the chief drama critic of the NYTimes.

Thankfully though, you do get it.

Phillypinto - I suppose 'Hand To God' makes more sense as it's come from an Off-Broadway well attended run and got very good reviews. It's also does not base it's worth on a 'star', and has rather good advertising.

Meanwhile, 'Living on Love', does depend on the draw of it's 'star', a 'star' who's really only incredibly well known in the opera world, which has steadily declined over the past decade.

So yes, Hand to God makes much more sense. Jeez, why do you constantly have to refuse to see what's right in front of you?

Well, King Charles III was just announced for previews in October, opening November 1. I doubt they'd want the theater to sit empty all summer, so my guess is Heidi will finish out it's run in August as planned.