Heidi Chronicles to close? — Page 6

"steadily declined over the past decade." ummm right because singing the national anthem at the super bowl, and singing all over the world for major people, and performing at the met and other great opera houses is declining. Plus, LOL did well out of town. Even if the show didn't have a star in it, I still think it would do well on Broadway.

Im looking forward to seeing how much Hand to God and Living on Love made this week.

If i say something like "your opinions are wrong," I'm gonna assume you're going to understand that was a joke. I guess not

To move this thread along, believe Heidi will close shortly as it is dying at the box office.

Updated On: 4/13/15 at 11:20 AM

well mostly everybody slammed the show leading me to believe it sucked!!! Thats why i can't listen to anybody on this board anymore because everybody on here is a know it all, and then different things end up happening

I hope The Honeymooners comes to Broadway this fall

do people get banned?

"well mostly everybody slammed the show leading me to believe it sucked!!! Thats why i can't listen to anybody on this board anymore because everybody on here is a know it all, and then different things end up happening"

I'm done. You are quite possibly the most useless and immature poster I have ever seen on this message board, and considering the things that have come through here, that is quite an accomplishment.

i hope reality smacks you hard in the face, and soon.

"well mostly everybody slammed the show leading me to believe it sucked!!! Thats why i can't listen to anybody on this board anymore because everybody on here is a know it all, and then different things end up happening"

Phil, that is just no so. I hope your recall of information is better on your exams. You slammed the show, as I recall, before it even started previews. Even after people (ok, me) pointed you to the glowing reports from Paris.

On topic - I think Heidi may try to struggle through to it's August closing date. If Heidi were going to close earlier, then I think Music Box would have tried to get King Charles III to start earlier than October. King Charles III's dates coincide with a Heidi closing date of August. Of course, it may be that the Heidi producers just had not yet decided to throw in the towel and Music Box couldn't give King Charles III any earlier opening date - even if the Music Box wanted an earlier date.

"i said i didn't think it would be nominated because shows that are more original are more worthy of a nomination. I also thought it was gonna suck lol"

Whatever.

I would think this play would want a longer run, no? Especially since it just won an Olivier

frogs, agreed. the audience for shows like this are still in the Berkshires or the Hamptons. This is not a tourist show, and may not be an anybody show on Broadway. It is also entirely possible that some of the company have summer commitments, as otherwise one would think the show would continue beyond the end of May in the West End.

Updated On: 4/13/15 at 11:58 AM

I saw this magnificent revival on Sunday...appropriately enough, the same day Hillary launched her second run for the presidency. I can't speak highly enough about this production and the many wonderful, and lived in, performances of the company. I would love this play to find its audience...but I don't see that happening, and to be honest, I'm not quite sure where that audience could be found. The mazz was half full, if that for this Sunday's matinee.

I just hope they can make it to the Tony nominations.

I haven't seen anything anywhere else, but I got an email from BroadwayBox this morning with a discount announcing "Final performances" with a code valid through May 3rd.