#1
Posted: 7/6/16 at 4:55pm
How long do you think Paramour will last? Also, since Paramour is a big show, what do you think its nut may be?
Updated On: 7/6/16 at 04:55 PM
How long will Paramour last?
#2
Posted: 7/6/16 at 4:58pm
Until it's not making its weekly nut anymore!
#3
Posted: 7/6/16 at 5:07pm
What is the weekly nut?
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#4
Posted: 7/6/16 at 5:53pm
It likely will last for a while. They have too much invested. It's also pulling down $1 million per week.
The theater is also too huge for the average show.
Updated On: 7/6/16 at 05:53 PM
#5
Posted: 7/6/16 at 11:34pm
Have it from an insider. Their nut this week is macadamia. Their weekly nut may be cashew next week. Too early to tell.
Updated On: 7/6/16 at 11:34 PM
#6
Posted: 7/6/16 at 11:38pm
From macadamia to cashew? How terrible!
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My sister (AIDS)
My uncle and my cousin and her best friend (AIDS, AIDS, AIDS)
The gays and the straights
And the white and the spades
#8
Posted: 7/6/16 at 11:39pm
Call_me_jorge said: "From macadamia to cashew? How terrible!
Not if the cashews are roasted really well.
#9
Posted: 7/6/16 at 11:41pm
HogansHero said: "^not the least bit clever.
Sorry but you appear to have me confused with someone who cares what you think.
#10
Posted: 7/6/16 at 11:54pm
I'm hoping it stays for a while, because Bret Shuford is one of my favorite actors and I'd hate to see him jobless, lol.
#11
Posted: 7/7/16 at 12:00am
UncleCharlie said: "Sorry but you appear to have me confused with someone who cares what you think."
You are way too green on here to already be bashing board veterans. And your initial joke wasn't even funny enough to be defensive of anyway.
And as much as I dislike seeing a Broadway theater occupied by what's not really a Broadway show, they're not doing too shabby financially. It won't be forever, but it won't be too soon.
Updated On: 7/7/16 at 12:00 AM
#12
Posted: 7/7/16 at 12:23am
BroadwayConcierge said: "UncleCharlie said: "Sorry but you appear to have me confused with someone who cares what you think."
You are way too green on here to already be bashing board veterans. And your initial joke wasn't even funny enough to be defensive of anyway.
And as much as I dislike seeing a Broadway theater occupied by what's not really a Broadway show, they're not doing too shabby financially. It won't be forever, but it won't be too soon.
I'm not looking to bash anyone, but if someone initiates something with me, I will respond and I don't think there should be a seniority requirement to defend oneself. I wasn't being nasty to anyone or criticizing anyone. I made a silly joke. If you don't like my humor, don't laugh. And I apologize if I disrupted a thread where people with no actual knowledge of the show's plans were pulling random guesses out of their rear ends. Carry on.
#13
Posted: 7/7/16 at 12:27am
BroadwayConcierge said: "UncleCharlie said: "Sorry but you appear to have me confused with someone who cares what you think."
You are way too green on here to already be bashing board veterans. And your initial joke wasn't even funny enough to be defensive of anyway.
And as much as I dislike seeing a Broadway theater occupied by what's not really a Broadway show, they're not doing too shabby financially. It won't be forever, but it won't be too soon.
"
Honestly the Lyric is too big to house most musicals unless another Wicked / super Disney franchise takes up residence there. Better for it to stay open with a show even if its quality is........ er. questionable, rather than stay dark,
#14
Posted: 7/7/16 at 1:49am
And remember, Cirque has a whole different financial situation then most producers . . . and could keep the show running through lean weeks to get to the more financial lucrative weeks. And the theater's owners probably don't have people lining up to get in there.
#17
Posted: 7/7/16 at 6:02am
"I'm not looking to bash anyone, but if someone initiates something with me, I will respond and I don't think there should be a seniority requirement to defend oneself."
Well said. Good for you. For whatever reason, some people seem to have it in for newcomers here. Unfortunate. In any case, welcome to this board.
As for Paramour, I'm glad to see it doing good business. Broadway desperately needs musicals that do not lecture, affront, condescend to or stick it to the audience. May it prosper.
#18
Posted: 7/7/16 at 6:21am
I don't really think it's fair to say that it's "not really a Broadway show" - if I'm not mistaken, and excuse me if I am, but it has original music (although jukebox musicals aren't any less Broadway in my book), and a story with a beginning, a middle, and an end. Don't get me wrong, I'm not like a diehard fan here, but I don't think it's correct to call this not a Broadway show. Something like "Pen and Teller"? Absolutely agree, not a Broadway show. But this isn't just a circus act on stage. It's as Broadway as "Hamilton" is Broadway, I think.
They/them.
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#19
Posted: 7/7/16 at 6:34am
Welcome aboard Uncle Charlie
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#20
Posted: 7/7/16 at 6:47am
"It's as Broadway as "Hamilton" is Broadway, I think."
Absolutely. And a lot easier to sit through.
#21
Posted: 7/7/16 at 7:02am
After Eight said: "As for Paramour, I'm glad to see it doing good business. Broadway desperately needs musicals that do not lecture, affront, condescend to or stick it to the audience. May it prosper.
As does this board, so maybe stop posting.
....but the world goes 'round
#22
Posted: 7/7/16 at 7:21am
After Eight said: "As for Paramour, I'm glad to see it doing good business. Broadway desperately needs musicals that do not lecture, affront, condescend to or stick it to the audience. May it prosper.
"
Wow. After Eight actually likes something.
#23
Posted: 7/7/16 at 7:43am
^
Pupscotch,
Why would you assume otherwise? You really do seem to rush to judgment. Please slow down.
Updated On: 7/7/16 at 07:43 AM
#24
Posted: 7/7/16 at 8:17am
I totally agree. I can think of a number of shows that fit the latter category - some past and some present - but will refrain from naming them so that the villagers do not get the pitchforks and torches ready to attack. .
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#25
Posted: 7/7/16 at 8:37am
I may just go to see it for the simple reason that the Lyric is the only current Broadway house I have not yet seen a show in!
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