Is it just me or has it turned into Survivor: Broadway Edition! — Page 2

I'm still trying to figure out how Spiderman has managed to hold out. It makes absolutely no sense.

How does it not make sense? It has the name branding, spectacle and special effects, and it's a show people of all ages can see together.

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I'm still trying to figure out how Spiderman has managed to hold out. It makes absolutely no sense.

Let it be a lesson to you about slavishly following the conventional wisdom.

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I'm sad about all the closings, because I was hoping to utilize TKTS while in NYC this summer. Now, there will be nothing left!

My wife and I pre-purchased tickets to five shows: SPIDER-MAN (only want see the stunts so I can see what they pulled off in a theatre, I know the show as whole is not going to be "good" by any conventional means), EVITA (one of my favorites), LEAP OF FAITH (which closed early), THE LION KING (another favorite, plus we thought we were missing it in Houston... but now we're not), and HARVEY (another one of my favorites, and Jim Parsons who I saw on Houston stages before he was famous, didn't hurt the choice either).

We had hoped to pick up ONCE at TKTS, but after all the Tony wins that may not be possible. We thought we might TKTS STREETCAR's final show, but they may close early which sucks because their current closing night is our first night in town (July 21). We maybe could get TRIASSIC PARQ at TKTS, but I hear that show is selling well enough to not need TKTS. My wife and I have no interest in GHOST or NEWSIES. Well, I was kind of interested in NEWSIES but the Tony performance didn't light a fire for me. I'd love to see BOOK OF MORMAN, but my wife is not interested at all. We've both seen PHANTOM several times on tour (her 3 or 4, me 1, so that's not something we really want to see again. So... I'm disappointed with all the shows closing. It's going to make for slim pickings on the days that we don't have shows booked and randomly decide to go see a show.

Updated On: 7/2/12 at 12:43 PM