#1
Posted: 7/17/06 at 1:03am
Has anyone heard any information on what theater High Fidelity is going to open at when it makes it to Broadway? The wait is killing me.
#2
Posted: 7/17/06 at 1:17am
It hasn't been announced according to broadway.com
#3
Posted: 7/17/06 at 1:51am
It's weird that Legally Blonde's has been announced and it doesn't open for a year.
I don't think they really have many options. Maybe they're waiting for something to close?
I don't think they really have many options. Maybe they're waiting for something to close?
#4
Posted: 7/17/06 at 7:18am
I think they are waiting for the O'Neill.
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#5
Posted: 7/17/06 at 7:49am
I thought it was cancelled or "on hold" ... ?
#6
Posted: 7/17/06 at 10:04am
High Fidelity on hold? The cast will be surprised to hear that. They open in Boston on Sept. 26.
#8
Posted: 7/18/06 at 3:00pm
Hm....I guess the O'Neil will probably be open by December.
#9
Posted: 7/18/06 at 3:04pm
oh i hope not...poor sweeney 
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#10
Posted: 7/18/06 at 3:08pm
It's had a good run, it made back it's investment. I think when Company opens, it will be time to close Sweeney.
#11
Posted: 7/18/06 at 5:15pm
I think that we might see The Producers close soon. Aside from holidays and some weekends, it doesn't do very well. Maybe the show could play the St. James?
#12
Posted: 7/18/06 at 7:20pm
I'm sure this has been asked before, but when does High Fidelity open on Broadway?
#13
Posted: 7/18/06 at 7:22pm
I'm not sure the exact date but it's in early December. I doubt the Producers would close as soon as December, though I do see it closing in the next year or so.
#14
Posted: 7/18/06 at 7:25pm
Who has the Broadhurst after History Boys? Will the Lt. of Inishmore close soon? And who has the Booth after Faith Healer?
#15
Posted: 7/18/06 at 7:29pm
Les Mis gets the Broadhurst.
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#16
Posted: 7/18/06 at 8:12pm
Lt. of Inishimore will indeed close before December, it will be interesting to see if Fidelity gets a theater before it's December time slot. It maybe pushed back, or they might take the risk and grab whatever's open. I feel bad for this show, I think it will be overshadowed during this season with Les Miz, Chorus Line, Pirate Queen, and Mary Poppins.
#17
Posted: 7/18/06 at 9:12pm
The Booth has the limited run of Butley with Nathan Lane, and then The Year of Magical Thinking, with Vanessa Redgrave.
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#18
Posted: 7/18/06 at 11:53pm
I think the Lyceum is definitely too small for a musical.
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#19
Posted: 7/19/06 at 12:10am
Lyceum: 950
Eugene O'Neil: 1075
Longacre: 1005
I think the Longarce is their best bet. It's on the smaller side, but this show - I don't think - isn't going to be very large. It seems like a medium size show like Dirty Rotten. And it's available. The Eugene O'Neil may not be if business picks back up in the fall.
Eugene O'Neil: 1075
Longacre: 1005
I think the Longarce is their best bet. It's on the smaller side, but this show - I don't think - isn't going to be very large. It seems like a medium size show like Dirty Rotten. And it's available. The Eugene O'Neil may not be if business picks back up in the fall.
#20
Posted: 7/19/06 at 1:21am
I think the show should go into the Cort. I agree with RentBoy, this doesn't seem like a very large show, and the Cort holds 1102, I believe.
#21
Posted: 7/19/06 at 6:47am
I really like the Cort. It's a lovely theatre. But it's usually not a first choice house because it is located east of Seventh Avenue, has no visibility, and has a second balcony. All of those factors make it tough to book. As I mentioned on another thread, those 1,000-1,100 playhouses with second balconies (Cort, Longacre, Belasco and Lyceum) are always the last to be booked.
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#22
Posted: 7/19/06 at 7:15am
rumor has it, it will be going into one of the larger theaters, possibly the Imperial.
#23
Posted: 7/19/06 at 10:18am
Imperial?
I thought DRS is still selling well?It plans London next year.
I heard Evita may replace The Wedding Singer or The Producers. Both those theatre could become available in 6-9 months.
I thought DRS is still selling well?It plans London next year.
I heard Evita may replace The Wedding Singer or The Producers. Both those theatre could become available in 6-9 months.
#24
Posted: 7/19/06 at 10:58am
Evita was mentioned as a possibility for the Neil Simon (where Hairspray is playing) in 2007, not for the St. James (The Producers) or the Al Hirschfeld (The Wedding Singer).
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#25
Posted: 7/19/06 at 11:05am
Does anyone know where Cry-Baby is going to go?
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